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Hate to bring the subject up again, but I was just wondering if
anyone had their G2 repaired from Canon yet.
Bart
Mine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
Daryl
.... Jim
Mine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
Daryl
Hmm...If I'll start drinking the same brand, maybe the crack will disappear, right? Belgium beer (the best!) I suppose?Mine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
Hmm...If I'll start drinking the same brand, maybe the crack willMine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
disappear, right? Belgium beer (the best!) I suppose?
But seriously, the problem must be older than a few days or even
weeks so I was wondering about how Canon dealt with the ones sent
in earlier.
Bart
I don't think anyone knew they had a crack until a few days ago, when some wise crack was examining his G2 through his 6000X microscope & found the crack at 260 degrees long. & 140 degrees lat. at which time he posted the coordinates on this forum & created the current hysteria. (Pardon me I mean't alerted everyone to the problem)Hmm...If I'll start drinking the same brand, maybe the crack willMine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
disappear, right? Belgium beer (the best!) I suppose?
But seriously, the problem must be older than a few days or even
weeks so I was wondering about how Canon dealt with the ones sent
in earlier.
Bart
Hmm...If I'll start drinking the same brand, maybe the crack willMine doesn't have a crack and I think it's related to my fine
character and the kind of beer I drink.
disappear, right? Belgium beer (the best!) I suppose?
But seriously, the problem must be older than a few days or even
weeks so I was wondering about how Canon dealt with the ones sent
in earlier.
Bart
I actually sent mine in on monday morning, but not for the crack. My G2 just randomly stopped working in the middle of a shot, and there it was stuck with the lens out, no power no nothing... So, Im curious to se what they will do with the crack when its in there. I dont really care about the crack, I think it gives the camera character...Hate to bring the subject up again, but I was just wondering if
anyone had their G2 repaired from Canon yet.
The result of all this? Owners are made aware of the problem and
those who are concerned have taken the necessary steps to ensure a
small crack doesn't become a much bigger problem. Afterall, I
doubt any existing cracks in the G2's casings were caused by any
action on the users part. The amjority aooeared to have taken very
good care of the camera. So, the crack was either there when you
bought it or became such gradually over time. Cracks do have a
tendancy to get bigger. From what I hear, Canon is looking into
the problem. Do you think they would have volunteered to this this
on their own accord? If you're naivee, sure.
I for one am thankful this problem was brought to my attention.
Many others feel the same way. Of course you'll also have some
who like to keep their heads buried in sand and pretend nothing's
the matter. There's a certain group of people who actually refuse
or prefer not to watch or listen to the nightly News simply because
they don't want to be upset. Ignorance is bliss I suppose. And
then, as in life...there's always the idiot fringe. Hey, ain't
life great?
Last weekend. A lot of people who owned Ford Pintos' (was a sorta "deathtrap" on wheels for those too young to have known) didn't realize they had a problem until it became public. Many more people didn't realize the problem with some Firestone tires until it was splashed all over the nightly news. Now the G2 ain't no deathrap nor will it cause you to lose control of your auto but it is a defect - through no fault of the owner.Sorry Bart...
Semi-seriously, I've been doing ALOT (and I do mean ALOT) of
reading lately about this crack problem and most people didn't even
realize they had "the crack" before this past weekend. The few
that did thought they had caused it or something and hadn't done
anything about it. That could be another poll - when did you first
find "the crack"!
The result of all this? Owners are made aware of the problem and
those who are concerned have taken the necessary steps to ensure a
small crack doesn't become a much bigger problem. Afterall, I
doubt any existing cracks in the G2's casings were caused by any
action on the users part. The amjority aooeared to have taken very
good care of the camera. So, the crack was either there when you
bought it or became such gradually over time. Cracks do have a
tendancy to get bigger. From what I hear, Canon is looking into
the problem. Do you think they would have volunteered to this this
on their own accord? If you're naivee, sure.
I for one am thankful this problem was brought to my attention.
Many others feel the same way. Of course you'll also have some
who like to keep their heads buried in sand and pretend nothing's
the matter. There's a certain group of people who actually refuse
or prefer not to watch or listen to the nightly News simply because
they don't want to be upset. Ignorance is bliss I suppose. And
then, as in life...there's always the idiot fringe. Hey, ain't
life great?
Mine has developed, or had, a hairline crack by the hinge for some time. I found both of the cracks quite some time ago, but I just figured they were caused from something I had done... ---www.brhphoto.comYou can be quite certain a few G2 owners are taking a much closer
look at the hinge area of the LCD. Seems OK for now on mine.
Mine has developed, or had, a hairline crack by the hinge for someYou can be quite certain a few G2 owners are taking a much closer
look at the hinge area of the LCD. Seems OK for now on mine.
time. I found both of the cracks quite some time ago, but I just
figured they were caused from something I had done...
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http://www.brhphoto.com
Ive been told to sen my camera back to the repair centre... (UK) but im gonna be taking it out and using it this (easter) weekend so i'll have to send it in on Tuesday!!...Hate to bring the subject up again, but I was just wondering if
anyone had their G2 repaired from Canon yet.
--For dutch G2 owners to join: [email protected]Actually, I was the "wise crack", but I can assure you my hairline
crack (while not a full-blown hole as some have reported) can
easily be seen with the naked eye. I surely was not trying create
hysteria, I had no way of knowing this was a common defect. I was
merely trying to get some opinions as to whether or not I should
send my camera in for repair. Glad you don't have the problem....
Last weekend. A lot of people who owned Ford Pintos' (was a sortaSorry Bart...
Semi-seriously, I've been doing ALOT (and I do mean ALOT) of
reading lately about this crack problem and most people didn't even
realize they had "the crack" before this past weekend. The few
that did thought they had caused it or something and hadn't done
anything about it. That could be another poll - when did you first
find "the crack"!
"deathtrap" on wheels for those too young to have known) didn't
realize they had a problem until it became public. Many more
people didn't realize the problem with some Firestone tires until
it was splashed all over the nightly news. Now the G2 ain't no
deathrap nor will it cause you to lose control of your auto but it
is a defect - through no fault of the owner.