Hello Susan,
I must confess,
I just inspected the two bodies i own for more than 20 years. Both have the
inspection sticker on them. The recently aquired 4Ti doesnot have it, but is
has a scratch in the paint at that exact place.
So, you should allway keep the sticker on the body as it certainly will rise
the value of the body, because it does protect the body sow ell for more
than 20 years. Your brother is right.
Women, they never get it. ;-)
Wiliam Wagenaar,
Middelburg NL
DaEyeGuy@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Something must be wrong with me......I apparently am missing something
here.
> i see so many cameras for sale, many of them 20 years old or more, on
which
> the owner has left the ugly gold inspection sticker ! For some reason it
> would never have occurred to me that that label was a thing of beauty and
> should be left on! Do they think it makes the camera look "younger"?? Is
this
> a desirable aspect when you look to buy a camera? My brother loves them
and
> won't take them off his cameras, so maybe it's a "guy thing"???
>
> Share with me whether i should leave this on a newly acquired
4T..personally
> i think it mars the beauty of the camera, but if it will keep the resale
> value higher I'll bite my tongue....maybe....
> Susan
> how about if i save it on the plastic baggie the manuals came in?? :=)
>
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