wdross wrote:
I am sure there have been leaks and damage from improper use and improper care. I have heard of extremely few leakage problems otherwise (I heard of one; I still question about its care).There will always be a camera or two out of a 100,000 or more that will fail (and not just the TG-6). That is why we pay the "extra" money for the US warranty rather than buy gray market.
Since 1975, I have owned Olympus, Hasselblad, and Canon. I had my first warranty failure last year when my newest lens, after about ten months of use, would not communicate with my camera bodies. Sent back for warranty repair and now back on camera and working. I guess there is a chance that there could be a failure again in the next 50 years. As long as it occurs close to the end of the next 50 years, I will not care much - I'll be dead by then.
As long as you take proper care of the TG-6, you should have no failures.
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Thanks, that's good to know. I take good care of my equipment and plan to do the same with the TG-6. Thanks for the feedback, Lou.