Re: The D3 Gets A Taste Of Red Meat!!

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"RitaBerkowitz" <ritaberk2008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>  PixelPix wrote:
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>>>    It's not a problem when you consider things like this happen
>>> with million dollar race cars.  You got utter cutting edge
>>> technology that is beyond perfect and you try to make it even
>>> better by fine tuning it.  The good thing is Nikon admitted there
>>> was a problem within 24-hours and is actually doing something about
>>> it.  It's called customer service.  Sadly, Canon tried denying
>>> there was a problem with the Mk III for months before being forced
>>> to come clean.  This action by Nikon makes me feel much better
>>> having chosenthe best dSLR on the planet.

>>   Did Canon really deny there was a problem?  I am assuming that you
>> have a reference to this denial that you could provide us.

>  Yes, Google up Rob Galbraith or whatever his name is.  There's also
> some French news agency that had a run-in with Canon about it.  The
> sad part was that it was a very very small sample of Mk IIIs that
> actually had the problem, mine didn't.  There was no reason for Canon
> to be so defensive when they jumped the gun and issues rushed and
> faulty software to their payingbeta testers.
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Ah yes, the patented Rita "it's over there somewhere" reference.  lol

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