Yes, I'd expect that. There are a lot of strange things when it comes to cameras. Incorrectly film loading (then shooting 36 exp. on one frame:), thumb over the lens, you name it (and you see it). It doesn't happen that way with a VCR, people seem to be able to put in a cassette easy enough. Same with DVDs, I think most people insert them correctly. Same with stereos. They can work cell phones with text messenging, they may even have a Ph. D.! But when it comes to cameras, some people are well you know.... Btw, at my photography class, one lady was jabbering on and on about the shots she has taken and was showing off her Nikon F100. When the instructor first mentioned DOF (Preview) she asked what that meant. I almost laughed! I did notice a trend. It seems like those who came to class with older SLRs seem to be more knowledgeable. (Except me! :))
Brad ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 1:28 AM Subject: Re: Dry firing roundup > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Brad Dobo > Subject: Re: Dry firing roundup > > > > > I cannot believe the rate of blanks you get a day. I'm > beginning to think > > you need a licence to use a camera...after passing a test of > some sort :) > > Most of my customers use really cheap P&S cameras. The loading > systems are not reliable, and they don't tell you if they are > misloaded. > > William Robb > >
