On Tue, 11 Feb 2003 06:22:16 -0800
"William Sommerwerck" <williams@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Top-grade cameras are traditionally designed for 100K to 200K
> cycles. That's roughly 2500 to 5000 rolls of film, which is
> "nothing" for a heavy-shooting pro photographer.
>
> Five years ago a TIME photographer dropped by to photograph me for
> TIME Digital. He had several cameras, and the shutter on one (a
> Nikon) failed in the middle of the shoot.
This begs two interresting questions....
1) William: for what occation were you being photograped by TIME?
You must be some sort of celeberty, who I fail to know,
2) John, Clint et.al: with your propper service regularly, what
should we expect from our OM bodies? I have one body that falls a
few rolls short of 4000 (an OM2s/p, btw.) - should I start to
worry, or?
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