Why did the professional camera reviewers totally miss a seriousflaw in the camera?
HankLanglin wrote:
On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:27:56 -0700, John McWilliams wrote:
Al Bundy wrote:
"HeyBub" wrote in
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Jeanette Guire wrote:
I'm curious why the following three camera reviewers totally missed a
very serious and obvious flaw in the Nikon Coolpix camera lineup.
The flaw is the infamous Nikon coolpix flimsy battery door latch
molded as a thin, easily broken loop of plastic on the coolpix camera
body. The fix has been described in various ways by various users in
other threads. The fix isn't the point of this thread.
You came to the right place with your concerns.
Experts here at alt.home.repair are ready to deal with your worries. We
unaimously recommend:
Duct tape.
Hope this helps.
Absolutely listen to this recommendation. This guy knows his **** big
time.
You must have heard the famous saying, "When someone says Duct Tape,
people listen."
Darn tootin'! Nothing says "I love you" more than a
fresh-off-the-production-line full roll of silver duct tape. But most
people ask for "Duck Tape". Quack, quack!
The most inventive use I've ever seen for duct-tape to make the most efficient
and low-cost watercraft ever ------ Red Green used sections of straight and
elbow air-ducts (the large 2x2 ft. variety). Creating two pontoons by taping the
sections together. The elbows upturned at the ends to keep the water out, the
shape making a boat-bow for easier movement in water. A section of chain-link
fence across the two pontoons with some lawn furniture on top. It worked
perfectly.
How is this camera related? If some photographers built one they might be able
to get to some scenes worth viewing by others. Those who inflict the world with
their agonizingly boring cat and birdbath photos need all the help and advice
that they can get. If not for them, then for the rest of us who have to endure
their relentless ****.
Whose stuff???
lsmft
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