>> Julian Loke wrote:
>> So, other than a few minor points, the EOS 630 has no inherent
>> weak points and is very reliable.
> "Gary A. Thurlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Here's my take on Julian's apparent dislike for the 630:
> So, other than that, I believe the 630 an RT to be the last of the
> robust EOS bodies. I realize that everyone can have a different
> take on "things" but if we were to list the shortcomings of the A2,
> it would be a lot longer than the one above ....
Hi Gary,
It seemed to me that Charles has already decided to look for a used
EOS 630. My list was meant as a guide to help in evaluating bodies
for potential purchase. (Good luck Charles)
While shopping for a replacement for my modified but aged EOS 1000FN
I had carefully looked over several 630 bodies. I nearly bought one
that came with a TB-E, but there was no remote release socket, the
eyecup was missing, and the backlight was not working. It had
obviously been well used (as much as my EOS 1000FN), so I eventually
bought another newer EOS body.
I thought that the GR-20 provided a wired remote SHUTTER release.
And that a PC connection was to synchronize off-camera flash.
Does the PC connection on your EOS 630 do something different?
Where did you get the modification done?
Cheers
Julian Loke
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