Gary Russell wrote:
> Canon may be doing something different with command dial construction
> on this model but sure don't have anything definitive on that. The command
> dial on the A2e didn't give me any problems nor has the EOS 5 so far, but
> thought I'd toss this in as perhaps the newer ones are less prone to
> breaking?
FWIW, the command dial on the EOS 5 I bought in the fall of 1999 broke after
only 26 rolls of 36-exposure film. I always made sure to press the lock-release
button every time I turned the dial. With the $100+ repair cost, the camera
ended up costing over US$600--a couple hundred more gets you an EOS 3.
fcc
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