firmware for nikon s3

"chelo" u45577@uwe wrote:
Thanks, I already called that people, but they only repair cameras imported
by them to Argentina. That's not my case.

Well, I guess you just discovered the problems associated with gray
market imports.
Take the camera to where you bought it or send it to the support center
of the originating country.

jue

On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:49:52 GMT, "chelo" u45577@uwe wrote:
: I know that because I have "visions", and one of them told me that it's a
: firmware problem and also told me that you're a loser.
:
: No Spam wrote:
: So your only option is to throw the camera away, as this has no user
: accessible firmware. How do you know your problem is a firmware problem,
: and not hardware failure?
:
: Thanks, I already called that people, but they only repair cameras
: imported into Argentina ...

I'd say the term "loser" applies to the doofus who bought a greymarket camera
in Argentina and then managed to clobber the firmware. If the description
doesn't apply to you, feel free to ignore it.

Bob

It's not my case Bob, I was just travelling by US and bought a camera.
Normally you have to wait for a year to equipment like this be imported in
Argentina. (Yeah, it's Argentina, not Switzerland).
2 years later firmware is broken and official service refuse to assist me,
even paying for it. It's OK, I'll manage to waste my time because of a dumb
policy and send the camera to US to repair there.

Just for the record, I'd say a loser is someone that tries to make fun with a
guy that is trying honestly and respectfully to get some help.

Robert Coe wrote:
: I know that because I have "visions", and one of them told me that it's a
: firmware problem and also told me that you're a loser.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
: Thanks, I already called that people, but they only repair cameras
: imported into Argentina ...

I'd say the term "loser" applies to the doofus who bought a greymarket camera
in Argentina and then managed to clobber the firmware. If the description
doesn't apply to you, feel free to ignore it.

Bob

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On Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:36:00 GMT, "chelo via PhotoKB.com" u45577@uwe
wrote:

It's not my case Bob, I was just travelling by US and bought a camera.
Normally you have to wait for a year to equipment like this be imported in
Argentina. (Yeah, it's Argentina, not Switzerland).
2 years later firmware is broken and official service refuse to assist me,
even paying for it. It's OK, I'll manage to waste my time because of a dumb
policy and send the camera to US to repair there.

Just for the record, I'd say a loser is someone that tries to make fun with a
guy that is trying honestly and respectfully to get some help.

If jumping to conclusions was added as an Olympic event, there are
some in this newsgroup who could set new world records...even with
penalty points for jumping to wrong conclusions.


Robert Coe wrote:
: I know that because I have "visions", and one of them told me that it's a
: firmware problem and also told me that you're a loser.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
: Thanks, I already called that people, but they only repair cameras
: imported into Argentina ...

I'd say the term "loser" applies to the doofus who bought a greymarket camera
in Argentina and then managed to clobber the firmware. If the description
doesn't apply to you, feel free to ignore it.

Bob

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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida