So then why the disappointment? You bought it for a specific purpose, for which you are delighted that it served satisfactorily. Why not leave it at that?
Have such a purpose in mind when you invest in a new flash unit for your newer cameras and I bet you'll get your money's worth out of them very quickly. G On Dec 14, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Tom C wrote: > I didn't actually say it was anyone's fault... I bought its > specifically to > photograph a wedding and it served me well. > >> The value in any of this equipment is in its use, not in its >> longevity, future usability or residual value. >> >> If you bought it and didn't use it much, well, that's your fault not >> Pentax'. It's why I have not yet purchased a dedicated flash unit of >> any kind: I don't get enough use out of high-falutin' flash features >> to be worth the money. >> >>> It's not an argument at all. I'm simply stating that since I >>> paid, at the >>> time, a pretty penny, and haven't used it that much, I'm >>> disappointed. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
