[pure-silver] Re: And on the topic of potentially obsolete items (film), how about camera repair of manual cameras?
- From: "Kurt J. Griffin" <kjg@xxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 17:40:25 -0700
And on the topic of potentially obsolete items (film), how about camera
repair of manual cameras?
I hear traditional watchmaking is making a come-back. Well, maybe not
traditional, but for high end luxury watches.
I scanned the web for training on camera repair, and the results didn't look
promising.
But search for watchmaking, much better.
regards
Vick
I've had very good experiences with keh.com in Atlanta repairing
several different cameras. I've also been very happy with used
equipment I've purchased from them.
(Usual disclaimer of no relationship other than satisfied customer, etc.)
Kurt Griffin
Tucson, AZ
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And on the topic of potentially obsolete items (film), how about camera repair of manual cameras? I hear traditional watchmaking is making a come-back. Well, maybe not traditional, but for high end luxury watches. I scanned the web for training on camera repair, and the results didn't look promising. But search for watchmaking, much better. regards Vick