As we age and hold on to our security blankets we should not be
surprised that we wear holes in them, and that no one considers them
worthy of repair.
However, I'm happy to note from other's replies that there are still
some old geezers like us who attach value to the worthy old tools, and
have the skills and expertise to keep them sharp.
They have been added to my bookmarks and resources.
Thank you all for sharing.
On Mar 5, 2009, at 03:13 , Derby Chang wrote:
I popped into the distributor for Pentax today (and incidentally,
Sigma, Hassie, iRiver, and a few other brands).
I have an MX with a sticky shutter below 1/125s. I know they are
justified in making the decision, but still instinctively a bit
miffed they wouldn't take it for repair. Amazingly, they said even
recent film AF cameras, such as MZ-5 or MZ-6 can't be supported. Alas.
Joseph McAllister
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“If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn’t need to lug a camera.”
–Lewis Hine
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