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Dec 18, 2011 00:58 |  #9751

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Hahaha Yup sucks waiting!

My card should come on Monday, so I'll be ready to record video as soon as the camera gets here!

I don't know what I'll record though...


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Dec 18, 2011 01:07 |  #9752

I'm really, really not having much luck with sellers these days. I had an issue with the 1ds2 the other day--shutter was sticking during some bird shooting. Restarting the unit resolved the issue for the time being, but I started to wonder if the shutter was due to fail. The seller advertised 15,500 actuations reported, and 1dcount and camerashuttercount came up reporting 148,000 shots.

I even did the math behind it to show the seller he was wrong:
http://imageshack.us/f​/220/16788312.jpg/ (external link)

He apparently used CS5 to get the shutter count, and the reading for CS5 rolls over after every 66536 shots: http://dpanswers.com/r​oztr/content_show.php?​id=292 (external link)

It's just not my lucky month, is it guys? :D I initiated a dispute after the seller basically called me incompetent, and refused a return or a partial refund based on any estimate I get from canon repairs. We'll see how this goes.


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Dec 18, 2011 01:07 |  #9753

*sigh* wrote in post #13561867 (external link)
My card should come on Monday, so I'll be ready to record video as soon as the camera gets here!

I don't know what I'll record though...

I think mine will all one Tuesday not sure ill record anything! Probably taje to dog for a run and have it on him :)

Pretty good deal i might be stuck!


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Dec 18, 2011 01:10 |  #9754

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I think mine will all one Tuesday not sure ill record anything! Probably taje to dog for a run and have it on him :)

Pretty good deal i might be stuck!


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:lol:

Yeah that's a good deal... I wish I had $2k for that camera.... well and another $3-4k for some lenses for it. :p


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Dec 18, 2011 01:10 |  #9755

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13561889 (external link)
I'm really, really not having much luck with sellers these days. I had an issue with the 1ds2 the other day--shutter was sticking during some bird shooting. Restarting the unit resolved the issue for the time being, but I started to wonder if the shutter was due to fail. The seller advertised 15,500 actuations reported, and 1dcount and camerashuttercount came up reporting 148,000 shots.

I even did the math behind it to show the seller he was wrong:
http://imageshack.us/f​/220/16788312.jpg/ (external link)

He apparently used CS5 to get the shutter count, and the reading for CS5 rolls over after every 66536 shots: http://dpanswers.com/r​oztr/content_show.php?​id=292 (external link)

It's just not my lucky month, is it guys? :D I initiated a dispute after the seller basically called me incompetent, and refused a return or a partial refund based on any estimate I get from canon repairs. We'll see how this goes.

crap! If It fails have to seller pay for some of the repair cost.... Be happy you can get the shutter count I cant get it on any of my cameras




  
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Dec 18, 2011 01:10 |  #9756

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13561889 (external link)
I'm really, really not having much luck with sellers these days. I had an issue with the 1ds2 the other day--shutter was sticking during some bird shooting. Restarting the unit resolved the issue for the time being, but I started to wonder if the shutter was due to fail. The seller advertised 15,500 actuations reported, and 1dcount and camerashuttercount came up reporting 148,000 shots.

I even did the math behind it to show the seller he was wrong:
http://imageshack.us/f​/220/16788312.jpg/ (external link)

He apparently used CS5 to get the shutter count, and the reading for CS5 rolls over after every 66536 shots: http://dpanswers.com/r​oztr/content_show.php?​id=292 (external link)

It's just not my lucky month, is it guys? :D I initiated a dispute after the seller basically called me incompetent, and refused a return or a partial refund based on any estimate I get from canon repairs. We'll see how this goes.

:lol:

Being a few K actuations off is one thing... but to be over 130k actuations off. :lol:


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Dec 18, 2011 01:11 |  #9757

SUB1IM388 wrote in post #13561897 (external link)
crap! If It fails have to seller pay for some of the repair cost.... Be happy you can get the shutter count I cant get it on any of my cameras

The issue here is when the shutter fails. It may be tomorow, or it may be months from now. I only have a short period to file disputes.


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Dec 18, 2011 01:11 |  #9758

*sigh* wrote in post #13561867 (external link)
My card should come on Monday, so I'll be ready to record video as soon as the camera gets here!

I don't know what I'll record though...

Record yourself playing video games. :lol::p

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I'm really, really not having much luck with sellers these days. I had an issue with the 1ds2 the other day--shutter was sticking during some bird shooting. Restarting the unit resolved the issue for the time being, but I started to wonder if the shutter was due to fail. The seller advertised 15,500 actuations reported, and 1dcount and camerashuttercount came up reporting 148,000 shots.

I even did the math behind it to show the seller he was wrong:
http://imageshack.us/f​/220/16788312.jpg/ (external link)

He apparently used CS5 to get the shutter count, and the reading for CS5 rolls over after every 66536 shots: http://dpanswers.com/r​oztr/content_show.php?​id=292 (external link)

It's just not my lucky month, is it guys? :D I initiated a dispute after the seller basically called me incompetent, and refused a return or a partial refund based on any estimate I get from canon repairs. We'll see how this goes.

Send it into Canon for a check on the shutter and shutter count. That way you have evidence to back you up.

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I think mine will all one Tuesday not sure ill record anything! Probably taje to dog for a run and have it on him :)

Pretty good deal i might be stuck!

http://slickdeals.net …00x-90mbs-memory-card-bag (external link)

That's a slick deal. ;)




  
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Dec 18, 2011 01:12 |  #9759

jdizzle wrote in post #13561903 (external link)
Record yourself playing video games. :lol::p

Can't say I didn't think about it. :lol:


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Dec 18, 2011 01:14 |  #9760

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:lol:

Being a few K actuations off is one thing... but to be over 130k actuations off. :lol:

no kidding--and shutter replacement is in the range of $300-$450... and that's with 20%-30% CPS discounts. Once the shutter count goes beyond 200,000, I hear that Canon FORCES you to replace the mirror box too--and that's about $700 total.


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Dec 18, 2011 01:14 |  #9761

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Can't say I didn't think about it. :lol:

Making ice cream? :)




  
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Dec 18, 2011 01:15 |  #9762

jdizzle wrote in post #13561903 (external link)
Record yourself playing video games. :lol::p

Send it into Canon for a check on the shutter and shutter count. That way you have evidence to back you up.


That's a slick deal. ;)

It would back me up, but that information is no more valuable than the math I already provided. High actuations doesn't prove imminent failure. Only failure is failure :D When it comes down to it, the fact that the shutter sticks should be all I really need for a return.


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Dec 18, 2011 01:16 |  #9763

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13561908 (external link)
no kidding--and shutter replacement is in the range of $300-$450... and that's with 20%-30% CPS discounts. Once the shutter count goes beyond 200,000, I hear that Canon FORCES you to replace the mirror box too--and that's about $700 total.

:eek: And how much is the camera worth?

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Making ice cream? :)

:lol:


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Dec 18, 2011 01:19 |  #9764

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:eek: And how much is the camera worth?

:lol:

Between $1500-$1750 with an assumed working shutter. I should have paid at least $200 less if a shutter replacement was necessary. I honestly would never have purchased it if the seller hadn't flat out said it had 15,500 shots on it total.


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Dec 18, 2011 01:20 |  #9765

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13561916 (external link)
It would back me up, but that information is no more valuable than the math I already provided. High actuations doesn't prove imminent failure. Only failure is failure :D When it comes down to it, the fact that the shutter sticks should be all I really need for a return.

If he lied to you about shutter count, then the case is closed!




  
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