>I was at a camera show a couple weeks ago and one booth had a couple 1n >bodies for sale. They were owned by a local PJ that switched to Nikon >digital. Anyway... the main control buttons to the left of the prism (as >you hold the body as if shooting) had really cool, clear, dome-like, plastic >button covers. They extended a bit beyond the buttons to ensure total >sealing. They were adhesive-backed and you stuck them down over the buttons >onto the body.
Trenton, I see well what You mean. My two EOS-1 bodies have been carrying these protections for years now. At first, in a pre-CPS era, I got mine from a colleague who was covering Motorcycling World Circuit Championship. I was too, at that time, but I did not attend the Japan Grand Prix in Suzuka, where Canon used to give away these terrific, effective, sealings. Later on, I could get some spare pieces just calling Canon Europe in Amsterdam. They were so kind to rush-mail them to me. It should not be that difficult to get Yours. If You need references,(which is, I think, unlikely) tell them You are a coworker of mine, and address them to my website... :-) Peace A. Raffaele Ciriello ============================================================================= Photojournalism from war/conflict areas all over the the globe: http://www.postcardsfromhell.com http://www.ciriello.com * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
