If you drop a camera just right, (eveen a mighty 4T with a Titanium top)
the force has to be absorbed somewhere.
Often, the space from the lens mount to the film plane (supposed to be
46.?? mm) gets smaller. Then, though everything seems to work, you
wonder your pictures are out of focus. A 4T can become "beyond
economical repair" just as easy as most any other camera in its class.
John
Alexander wrote:
>
> wow...
> I just dropped my 4Ti for the second time!
> it fell and took a hit. The polarizer was bent beyong repair (B+W). I cant
> think what would have
> happened If I didnt have the filter on...
>
> The camera still seems to be alive and well though.
> These cameras are built to withstand anything!
>
>
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