I wonder if it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
The camera I bought is 23A0044X, but my camera is in the shop and I
have a loaner which is 23A03033. Boy, my original camera is one of
the first ones! Four hundred and forty-something.
it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
Paul
It had one, small, stuck/dead pixel so I sent it in for repair. It's ending up being quite a bit of trouble. It's at Fuji right now and they called me today because they need some of my pictures so they can see where it is (I sent them a printout that shows it, but they're having trouble finding it on their pictures). I told them it's just a simple stuck/dead pixel and I just need them to map it out, and they mentioned something about not having all the new software to work with it or something along those lines. Anyway, I sent them several original files through e-mail today and we'll see what happens.What's your camera in the shop for?
Teski
The camera I bought is 23A0044X, but my camera is in the shop and I
have a loaner which is 23A03033. Boy, my original camera is one of
the first ones! Four hundred and forty-something.
it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
Paul
Fujifilm rep said that 3,240 S2 produced FOR US since June 2002 and worldwide 13,580+ in the same period. serial numbers outside of US are differently coded
Hi ephotoa,
I regret doing this because I suspect after all this "maintenance"
I'll have a better chance of having DUST in the camera, which I
would never have gotten myself because I stick one lens on it and
that lens is what I use for all my pictures.
Anyway, it's an excellent camera, just had a single bad pixel that
showed up on each photo (at higher speeds like 250th of a second,
etc., and of course more at slow speeds like 1 1/2 seconds).
Here's the long thread about it if you're interested.
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1020&message=3102035
Sorry, I didn't mean to turn this thread into anything other than
what it was intended to be.
Enjoy!
Paul
What's your camera in the shop for?
Teski
The camera I bought is 23A0044X, but my camera is in the shop and I
have a loaner which is 23A03033. Boy, my original camera is one of
the first ones! Four hundred and forty-something.
it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
Paul
In fact, even at full zoom, it looks pretty darned clear..
You said, " because I stick one lens on it and that lens is what I
use for all my pictures."
What lens?
Peter
I regret doing this because I suspect after all this "maintenance"
I'll have a better chance of having DUST in the camera, which I
would never have gotten myself because I stick one lens on it and
that lens is what I use for all my pictures.
Anyway, it's an excellent camera, just had a single bad pixel that
showed up on each photo (at higher speeds like 250th of a second,
etc., and of course more at slow speeds like 1 1/2 seconds).
Here's the long thread about it if you're interested.
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1020&message=3102035
Sorry, I didn't mean to turn this thread into anything other than
what it was intended to be.
Enjoy!
Paul
What's your camera in the shop for?
Teski
The camera I bought is 23A0044X, but my camera is in the shop and I
have a loaner which is 23A03033. Boy, my original camera is one of
the first ones! Four hundred and forty-something.
it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
Paul
You said, " because I stick one lens on it and that lens is what I
use for all my pictures."
What lens?
Peter
I regret doing this because I suspect after all this "maintenance"
I'll have a better chance of having DUST in the camera, which I
would never have gotten myself because I stick one lens on it and
that lens is what I use for all my pictures.
Anyway, it's an excellent camera, just had a single bad pixel that
showed up on each photo (at higher speeds like 250th of a second,
etc., and of course more at slow speeds like 1 1/2 seconds).
Here's the long thread about it if you're interested.
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1020&message=3102035
Sorry, I didn't mean to turn this thread into anything other than
what it was intended to be.
Enjoy!
Paul
What's your camera in the shop for?
Teski
The camera I bought is 23A0044X, but my camera is in the shop and I
have a loaner which is 23A03033. Boy, my original camera is one of
the first ones! Four hundred and forty-something.
it would have been better off getting one of the later ones!
Paul
Paul,
))In Australia the letter is L too so I suspect A for NTSC (American)
and L for PAL video output. The first batch to Australia is 23L and
in the 3000s so Europe in the sub 1000 must have been first by a
long way (got mine yesterday
--
Doug Jones
Canberra
http://www.panamagic.com.au
Paul,
Just a reminder, you bought a D-SLR camera and darn good one at
that. You know... the camera has that interchangable lens feature.
Just joking w/ you
BTW, that head pretty sharp.
The'
--
'To acheive immortality, share your knowledge'
