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Wife Drops Canon 4L 70-200

 
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Jul 03, 2007 23:40 |  #1

Title says it all. On concrete. Hit the ground with a smack and a loud crack. Man I freaked!!! Luckily it was in the pouch and it landed on the lens cap side and I had a UV on there. Destroyed the UV (shattered) and the lens cap (cracked). Lens = OK!

Man I feel bad for freaking out, but geez man, she just fails to pay attention sometimes. Don't worry, I didn't yell at her or cuss her out. She turned white as a ghost and immediatly started crying - there was no need to add to it. But man, I almost.... could have............... grrrrrr....... :mad:




  
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Jul 03, 2007 23:42 |  #2

makphoto wrote in post #3483486 (external link)
Title says it all. On concrete. Hit the ground with a smack and a loud crack. Man I freaked!!! Luckily it was in the pouch and it landed on the lens cap side and I had a UV on there. Destroyed the UV (shattered) and the lens cap (cracked). Lens = OK!

Man I feel bad for freaking out, but geez man, she just fails to pay attention sometimes. Don't worry, I didn't yell at her or cuss her out. She turned white as a ghost and immediatly started crying - there was no need to add to it. But man, I almost.... could have............... grrrrrr....... :mad:

Wow - glad everything turned out okay - got to love those well-built lenses!

(and at least your wife didn't delete all the photos off your hard drive like another one did on here...)




  
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Jul 03, 2007 23:57 |  #3

timbernet wrote in post #3483496 (external link)
(and at least your wife didn't delete all the photos off your hard drive like another one did on here...)

:shock: :shock:


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Jul 04, 2007 00:16 |  #4

she can delete them off the hard drive if she wants to. I have them ALL backed up on 2 other portable hard drives, they are on my laptop HDs and I have DVD back ups. So if she wipes out the computer - no biggy




  
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Jul 04, 2007 00:20 |  #5

And they say that a lens build isnt as important.

Goes to show you, even if it is ONE time, when that well built lens is put through a test and comes out fine, it was well worth the investment.

Good to hear everything is good to go:D


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Jul 04, 2007 00:46 |  #6

short5 wrote in post #3483548 (external link)
:shock: :shock:

makphoto wrote in post #3483602 (external link)
she can delete them off the hard drive if she wants to. I have them ALL backed up on 2 other portable hard drives, they are on my laptop HDs and I have DVD back ups. So if she wipes out the computer - no biggy

For your reading pleasure: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=298964




  
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Jul 04, 2007 00:51 |  #7

makphoto wrote in post #3483486 (external link)
Title says it all. On concrete. Hit the ground with a smack and a loud crack. Man I freaked!!! Luckily it was in the pouch and it landed on the lens cap side and I had a UV on there. Destroyed the UV (shattered) and the lens cap (cracked). Lens = OK!

Man I feel bad for freaking out, but geez man, she just fails to pay attention sometimes. Don't worry, I didn't yell at her or cuss her out. She turned white as a ghost and immediatly started crying - there was no need to add to it. But man, I almost.... could have............... grrrrrr....... :mad:


Did she handle the divorce papers OK....LOL


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