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very sad news.Essex camera is out of business, just got a camera returned from them, with that notice.
From what I learned from photo.net, they got flooded in the hurricane
Nik
Essex camera is out of business, just got a camera returned from them, with that notice.
From what I learned from photo.net, they got flooded in the hurricane
Nik
Mark Hama was recommended by others on RFF for Canon RFs, and I think he did a good job on my camera and 50/1.4 lens. Turnaround time was fast (no more than two weeks).
Randy
Some people, including me, have not had a good experience with Mark Hama. Poor communication, slow turnaround, didn't fix the problem. Maybe he's improved recently.
Edit: Youxin repaired my Canon IVSB2 and did an excellent job, with good communication and a fast turnaround. I gather from what has been said above that he doesn't work on all models of Canon RFs. Another possibility to check is Sherry Krauter; I don't know if she works on Canon RFs but she did do a CLA on a Canon lens for me a couple of years ago and did an excellent job.
I ended up sending a Canon P body to CameraTechs. I just got it back today and as far as I can tell it hasn't been touched at all. Same gritty release, same LOUD shutter (I have another body, CLA'd by Mark Hama five years ago, that is smooth and nearly silent). I will shoot a test roll and if the shutter is still capping I'm going ballistic. I seriously don't believe anything was done to the camera, they just sent it back in a new plastic bag.
Stay tuned.
Wow, that's rude! And they did charge you?