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Apr 19, 2008 09:53 |  #16

I am a awful pack rat, I save everything. In fact some of my instructions books are still in their cellophane wrapper. I just download the pdf's.


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Apr 19, 2008 10:01 |  #17

ajayclicks wrote in post #5361099 (external link)
How does one apply to be your niece :p

Only if you send me mushy birthday cards and spend Xmas with me..


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Apr 19, 2008 10:08 |  #18

When I buy used, boxes and original packaging means zero to me. Absolutely zero. But, I know there are plenty of people that will pay 'extra' for the boxes, so I have begun to save them myself for the day that I may want to sell something.


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Apr 19, 2008 12:43 |  #19

yogestee wrote in post #5360723 (external link)
Chuck them out..I use and abuse my gear,,never resell it then pass it on to my niece when I'm finished with it..

I shot with 1.6X sensor for a while and so I owned two EF-S lenses (10-22 and 17-55). When I sold the 1.6X body I sold the lenses.....all with boxes.

I have no nieces (or nephews, uncles, aunts etc) that are interested in photography.


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