"Paul M. Provencher" wrote:
>
> What does this prove? Nothing. What I think it *suggests* is that if you
> use the camera with plenty of handling, and not too much concern, you are
> going to get brassing. This is going to happen faster with a black camera
> finish like that on the Pentax.
I was quite nervous about getting my Pentax 67 new rather than used,
because I knew any scratches, marks or brassing could not be passed off
as the fault of the previous owner. Well, I kept it pristine for
something like two months...then I put a small scratch on the finder
housing and a bit of brassing at the bottom of the door on the same
day...what a relief! Suddenly I could treat it like a normal camera and
stop babying it. :)
-Aaron
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