I understand your logic completely.
- Lon
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I recently purchased a ZX-7 from a local hometown camera shop. I paid about
$100 extra by buying local instead of mail-order. But my reasoning was this:
I wasn't sure which camera I wanted to buy, I was torn between the ZX-5
I agree with your assessment of BH. I've shopped there numerous times, and
have been treated very well. A lot of the countermen are real
enthusiasts and
enjoy talking to their customers. It's a great place. And you're right about
New Yorkers as well. They're not rude, they're just in a hurry. I
I have decided on the PZ-1P, and will probably sell my P5 body. That having been
said...I have one being held for me at a Cameras West (Ritz) store in Seattle, but I
can save about $100 by ordering online or from one of the companies advertising in
PETERSEN'S. They all range in price from
On Sat, 29 Dec 2001 19:04:27 +0800, you wrote:
I have decided on the PZ-1P
Good mail-order stores: BH, Adorama, Camera World of Oregon,
Charlotte Camera, KEH. There are others, but those I listed will all
give good service and good prices for sure.
Avoid like the plague: anyone who demands
Stan,
I know that the stores in NYC can be quick in terms of answering
questions since they are pushing amounts of photographic equipment at low
prices. You are not really paying for service and they are usually very
crowded and busy. But ...
I do have to point out that I
On 29 Dec 2001 at 22:12, Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
I do have to point out that I recently wrote here about my recent
experience in BH (this month) and how I spent over 15 MINUTES each at both the
used department and new 35mm SLR departments. Yes I purchased used equipment,
but all the
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