For the better part of 35 years now, I’ve used mostly Canon cameras for my photography needs. My collection’s included a film-based SLR, several point-and-shoot digital models, and the EOS Rebel XT digital SLR. All have eventually broken, much to my dismay. Especially because in all but one instance, the camera just died after a while. No drops, no spills, no violence, no warning. Just a quick death. When my Rebel busted about three years ago, a camera repair shop adviser told me it was not worth the money to fix. Instead, he suggested I just go out and get a new camera.

from Forbes – Tech http://ift.tt/1VQxIqU
via IFTTT