> > Oh, right. Yes, of course. > > I suspect this is all nature's way of telling my foolish > chum to buy > > an E-3. > > Hypothetical foolish chum, eh? ]'-) > > I don't need it, but I still want an E-3. And still like the E-1 too. > > G >
Me too, on both counts. Anyway, the patron saint of my wallet appears to be smiling on me tonight. The OK button is working as normal now. The back of the camera looks like melted bitumen after a party of elephants have danced a polka in it, but as the wise Dauphin once said 'Maman, in the dark all cats are grey'. For those who were worrying about polycarbonate - it's a metal camera. The back has some rubbery bits on, but I'm not worried about them. Hopefully the interior part of the button will be ok - time will tell. And I feel forced to confess that it was me all along - yes indeed, there was no stupid friend after all! Sorry about the deception, but I'm glad nobody saw through it. Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
