New, Used, or Refurbished?
Sep 9, 2017 16:04:56 #
SZALAJJ - (3rd comment) "ignorance of camera equipment" ? ... I went to RIT, mate. Been a pro photographer for MORE than 50 years ... see my other comment about my arsenal of flash-heads ... I've just found, when I need flash, now, I am retired - the internal units are more than adequate. I don't do much flash-work, anymore.
Sep 9, 2017 16:05:51 #
SODAPOP - Congratulations, man ... you lucked out!
Sep 9, 2017 16:06:37 #
NIKONBUG - four days, huh? ... THIS post was put up, yesterday!
Sep 9, 2017 16:07:47 #
ChrisT wrote:
Peterff ... your past comments to me have been rude as well as useless ...
This one - doesn't even make any sense ... so I don't even KNOW if it's rude or not ...
This one - doesn't even make any sense ... so I don't even KNOW if it's rude or not ...
It may not make sense to you, since you are the recipient. Communication is a two way thing, perhaps your receiver equipment isn't up to the job.
As for your olfactory senses, they may be dulled by your natural and habitual environment. Could be The Attic, or maybe I just smell troll. That may be escaping you.
Sep 9, 2017 16:08:07 #
KGOldWolf ... congratulations!!!! I hope that lens works out for you ... but, do use a tripod at 500mm - okay?
Sep 9, 2017 16:09:14 #
NITROPHIL ... thanks, I can use the Good Luck sentiment (after my past experiences, buying used junk)
Sep 9, 2017 16:11:54 #
BURK - I have always felt more comfortable with printed manuals. When I want to go back and review something, I always know exactly where to go. It's that way with my Bible, too ... I can always find something the second, and subsequent times) more easily, after the first time I look it up.
Sep 9, 2017 16:13:29 #
Peterff - "As for your olfactory senses, they may be dulled by your natural and habitual environment. Could be The Attic, or maybe I just smell troll. That may be escaping you"
DO YOU EVER LET UP?
DO YOU EVER LET UP?
Sep 9, 2017 16:13:38 #
ChrisT wrote:
Well, Mr Pentax K5II ... since UHH is a photography web-site and forum, obviously, this was a reference to cameras and lenses ... actually, I never thought of that .. I wonder if anyone here has a cat to sell me ....
Well Chris, this may be a photography web site/ forum, but you would never know it, people post every thing from soup to nuts.
Sep 9, 2017 16:16:42 #
So I see, MR PentaxK5II ... there are plenty of nuts on here!!! ... Peterff LEADS the pack!
Sep 9, 2017 16:17:20 #
LamontCranston ... good for you ... glad it worked out for you ....
Sep 9, 2017 16:19:05 #
MR PENTAXK5II .... you can relax ... someone just came by and offered me a cat for free ....
Sep 9, 2017 16:25:41 #
ChrisT wrote:
SZALAJJ - (3rd comment) "ignorance of camera equipment" ? ... I went to RIT, mate. Been a pro photographer for MORE than 50 years ... see my other comment about my arsenal of flash-heads ... I've just found, when I need flash, now, I am retired - the internal units are more than adequate. I don't do much flash-work, anymore.
Rochester Institute of Technology? Whoopee do! Did you get turned down by MIT, Harvard, and Stanford? Well, that is quite elucidating. It's good to know that your ARSEnal of internally mounted flashes are sufficiently enlightening and stimulating. Perhaps you get a nice glowing feeling of satisfaction.
Other than that, do you have a valid point to make?
Sep 9, 2017 17:20:03 #
My first d90 was bought NEW a gray mkt. Nikon would not fix it. Local repair 429. 00 Dollars and not fixed. Bought a d90 thru HCX here in Houston from Nikon face to face ok. Sseveral people have been held up at gun point from crags list not good here in Houston. I have bough 2 bodies and 4 lens refurbished from Nikon,kEH and adorama all like new some manuals some no. Right now waiting on my copie of mastering the Nikon d750 which has a lot more info then the manuals. Also waiting on my d750 from Nikon on this latest recall that camera had 116 click count but buying from eBay etc what if it was dropped in water or worst it's up hill getting it fixed...lin
Sep 9, 2017 17:30:26 #
Szalajj
Loc: Salem, NH
ChrisT wrote:
SALAJJ (1st comment) ... Congrats! ... Good Luck on your impending purchase ....
There you go again!
You really need to LEARN how to use the "Reply Quote" Button EVERY TIME that you respond to someone. Often your response could be several pages from the original comment that you're replying to. For instance your reply to my (1st comment) I had to go back to Page 4 to find out what I had said. So I decided to copy it below to put your response in context.
Szalajj wrote:
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