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Gear Talk => Other => Topic started by: richardHaw on April 12, 2020, 01:39:22
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https://richardhaw.com/2020/04/11/a-nikon-df-story/
something to cheer you up, it's mr. U's camera, a disciple of mr. MD. :o :o :o
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I hope you write a second part about the man coming back with a cake and the camera asking for some overhauling service :)
Thank you for sharing your wonderful story.
Cheers,
Zang
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Nice story for these difficult days.
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Yes, a nice story indeed.
(Loved the Canon shooter quip - now that did make me laugh. ;D)
Nice story for these difficult days.
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Really enjoyed this...
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Enjoyable story. Many thanks for sharing !
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Great story... :-)
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Having lost/mislaid stuff in Japan myself and gotten it back very rapidly, I can attest to the Japanese being very honest :)
Perhaps in general people tend to be honest? all those yellow stickers on my gear with name/address have paid off handsomely over the years. I have put camera on a roadside and left without remembering to bring it with me, and returned later to find it intact. In another case there was no camera, but a note stating who had taken it and would I please come and retrieve it at a neighbour's. Once I absent-mindedly left my biggest Sachtler tripod with the even bigger video head on a river near a scenic waterfall, and got a phone call 2 weeks later from a guy who visited the area regularly, had seen it several times and eventually had taken care of it. I offered him reward money which he declined to accept. A few days ago I got a phone call from a woman who had found my Bad Elf GPS that I lost on a lake six months ago. Yesterday I received it in the mail. And so on.
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Beautiful stories. Thanks a lot for sharing them
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Rick, thank you for sharing this heart-warming story. I wonder who the owner is?
The reference to a Canon photographer is hilarious! ;D I hope no offence will be taken by any Canon enthusiasts!