Hey cmon now Tom, do you have any idea how much work it takes to grow a good
fungus, let alone entice a bug into a Zuiko? Are you saying that the shop should
not be compensated for their time and effort? I mean why buy a plain old
pristine lens when you can have a RARE beauty like this? :)
Jim Couch
Tom Scales wrote:
> The part that amazes me is the claim, "else EX+" and the price, $30. I
> wouldn't pay $30 for a mint one, let alone one that comes with both fungus
> and insects.
>
> Tom
> From: "Árni R Kjartansson" <arnik@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> > Saw this here:
> > http://www.pacificrimcamera.com/catalog/cl11.htm
> > "50/1.8 Olympus Zuiko, with caps, instructions, and nice box with foam,
> > small dead insect and something that looks like lint (but might be fungus)
> > inside the lens, else EX+ $30.00"
> > Small dead insect? How in the world can this happen? : ) And I'm
> wondering,
> > does the lens work if the operator is dead? This may be another example of
> > insect slavery.
> >
> > --
> > Arni R Kjartansson
> > arnik@xxxxxxxxx
> > Siminn - internet
> >
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