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Originally Posted by xenigo
You don't have to be among the top 3 photographers in the world to have perfect exposure. You might not even have to be among the top 1,000,000 photographers in the world to have perfect exposure.
Anyway, gear malfunctions are one thing... but that wasn't the point of my post. You got a bad piece of gear? Replace it. I've had gear fail a number of times, and you just send the thing in to Canon or Nikon and they send you back a working part in 1 week. Gear failure is guaranteed, that's why you bring 2 bodies... 2 lenses... 2 flashes... a week's worth of batteries, and 4-6 32gb CF cards. As long as you've got redundancy, you're covered.  |
I am not as rich as you. I only have three Canons and three of these flash units and it does not matter which combination I use. Trust me. It isn't like I haven't gone running to a shop to buy a replacement unit think this one must be bad. I remember testing a new one at the store and having it do the same thing.
This is a design issue. Believe me, I have three of everything, including batteries and chargers . . . .well, only two zooms and two sigmas, but I have three of the standards.
Will the camera do things I have not mastered, I am positive. My phone does things I never looked at. I will probably replace them before I learn all its functions.