Do you ever switch your camera off?

I just leave at the 'middle' ON position even when tossing it in the bag (I've only turned it off when dealing with the lens)

I've had it this way for about a week; I took over 400 shots July 1 (I had charged it the night before) and have taken about a 120 more shots since then and still haven't had to recharge the Sterlinktek battery (the Canon battery lasts a while too)


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PacAce wrote in post #3502487
Take a look here at what Chuck Westfall, Director of Media & Customer Relationship, Canon USA, had to say about your "dust magnet" theory:

http://www.digitaljour​nalist.org/issue0607/t​ech-tips.html

Below is an excerpt from that page. The paragraph in bold is a question to Chuck Westfall with his response underneath that.

Thanks, good info



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Interesting how he does NOT answer the question as to why so many L lenses need to go in for calibration especially given their price point
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