Marc
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Does anyone know where I can get one? Thanks
Canon P User's Manual. Electronic or otherwise...
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i bought a professionally redone one - a photo copy, on ebay from 'neatphoto' i think.
i wanted it just to have it but really, the camera is very simple - what you see is all there is to it.
did you have a specific question re. camera operation.
joe
i wanted it just to have it but really, the camera is very simple - what you see is all there is to it.
did you have a specific question re. camera operation.
joe
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Marc
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Thanks for the link. As luck would have it, film rewind seems to be kicking my...giving me more trouble than it should. Can't seem to get the wind-on spool to release. I know it will be something simple so please allow me an attempt a laughter mitigation by blaming the house full of women I deal with on a daily basis. My ability to resolve any and all mechanical issues has been steadily waning since daughter number one arrived on scene. With two of them now I am ashamed to admit that I spend more time than I should reading the instructions. 🙄
stet
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thanks for that link, Joe. If/when I get a P, it's cheaper to get it there than from Craig Camera.
One thing: After paying $18+ship for a Canon 7s manual from CraigCamera, I regret not getting the actual one. It's such and expensive photocopy to begin with that doubling the cost to have the real deal would've been worth it, just to have the "complete kit."
Although, I'm not gonna sell it, so that would just begin a slippery slope into collecting.
One thing: After paying $18+ship for a Canon 7s manual from CraigCamera, I regret not getting the actual one. It's such and expensive photocopy to begin with that doubling the cost to have the real deal would've been worth it, just to have the "complete kit."
Although, I'm not gonna sell it, so that would just begin a slippery slope into collecting.
