Hmmm, thanks Dan! I had not thought about this angle. Let me practice my Pentax Ambassador Goodwill Smile tonight. More on this later...
But being that I had not given it much thought, missing paint in the engraving has eventually happened on some of my older lenses after much use, I guess it could be a Quality Control problem. Maybe Pentax would like to look at my lens to study it and improve their process. Of course I would be more than willing to let them study it. Though, not being fair to be left without a 77 to use it would be best if they let me have another one <g> C�sar Panama City, Florida in Dayton, Ohio -- -----Original Message----- -- From: Dan Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -- Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 12:17 AM -- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Cc: Dan Scott -- Subject: Re: Shots of the wear on my Limited lenses. -- -- -- -- On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 09:54 PM, Cesar -- Matamoros II wrote: -- -- > As promised earlier, if anyone is keeping score, I just -- put up some -- > shots -- > of the battle scars of my Limited lenses. -- > -- > I was in error earlier. The 31 is still spotless, but its -- cap isn't. -- > The -- > 77 though has not been as lucky. I did gasp when it hit -- the floor and -- > rolled at the Shrimp and Oyster Festival this year. -- > -- -- > -- > C�sar -- -- Ouch. The paint missing on the engraving is probably QC -- problem. Maybe -- you can get Pentax to swap out a new one with you just to -- keep such a -- devoted customer happy? (I know, but it could work, -- 'specially if you -- gave them your Pentax Goodwill Ambassador Smile ;-) -- -- Dan Scott --
