No, it's for when someone breaks into your car and steals most of your
camera gear just before leaving on a photo vacation (to caves) you
have already paid for.
- Pete
On Aug 10, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
What's the point of insuring the camera under one's homeowner's
policy? So I can get insurance to pay for the repairs next time it
falls out of the car and breaks?
On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Pete Lindsley <caverp...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Sounds like it is now a caving camera (if it still works). Then
either buy a
better cave camera (like one of the new waterproof Pentax cameras,
my 4-year
old Pentax is a W-60), or upgrade your Canon to a newer one for
probably
cheaper than the repair, or both, and then insure the cameras under an
itemized list attached to your home owners policy.
- Pete
On Aug 10, 2012, at 12:07 PM, Geary Schindel wrote:
Folks,
I have (had) a Canon EOS Rebel XT digital (8 mg) camera. The camera
bag
rolled out of the car and fell on its head at convention and now the
LCD
screen doesn’t function (the one with all the camera data, not the
screen
which shows the picture). Lens works fine. So, is this thing worth
repairing considering there is probably a repair cost to tell me how
much
more it will cost to repair or should I buy a new camera. If so, I
was
thinking of just buying the same or similar body. Seems they have
upgraded
it some and they now use SD cards which would be nice. Any thoughts
on what
I should do. It has been a pretty good camera up until now. I
certainly
don’t need any of the high end professional cameras but still like a
SLR.
Geary
--
Lyndon Tiu
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