If I had such a run of bad luck I'd be looking for a common influence.
How about a bad SD card that you've used in all the cameras? Do you
download the cards with a card reader or by connecting your cameras to
your computer (possible bad usb ju-ju)? Do you get funky humidity
where you live? How about EMF interference?
I speak from experience. A while ago my little family moved in with
the in-laws while our house was being renovated. Every single piece
of computer gear that I ever plugged in there crapped out in the
following two years, and the computer itself had a power supply unit
fail and replaced while there. My brother-in-law has had well above
the odds of premature failures himself.
regards, Anthony
"Of what use is lens and light
to those who lack in mind and sight"
(Anon)
On 3 June 2010 15:42, MikeM <[email protected]> wrote:
> My K-100 lasted a couple of years before starting to reboot intermittently
> and Pentax said it needed the circuit board replaced. My K10 lasted a bit
> over a year before the shutter apparently starting sticking open. Now my K-x
> shutter button has started sticking down after it is pressed after a couple
> of months. Is Pentax quality control getting worse, or is it my luck that is
> getting worse?
>
> Could I expect other brands of DSLR to last any longer before repairs are
> needed?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>
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