Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/05/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>I guess from a stand point of their older products they are not real >friendly. I am even an NPS member, and in all reality, we really don't get >really extra service, Gary, I never have understood what Nikon means by their NPS service...in my experience it is nothing short of a joke. In my experience Canon has the best pro services division of all. Heck at the World Series one of the Nikon NPS techs was my film runner...later that same year I left a bunch of junk overnight with her at NPS at Super Bowl 28 and Nikon did nothing to any of it...I left my Canon F1 and 400 2.8 with CPS (I was not even a CPS member, but was an NPS member) and Canon repaired the top of my F1 where I had droped it and broken the wind lever, redid part of my lens that was loose and gave me a cool Super Bowl pin...all in the one hour I ate lunch. It was at this game Canon lent me an EOS 1 and a 400 2.8 to play with also...It was only a few months till I completly switched to Canon. IMHO and IME Canon has come through in the cluch more often with less equipment related failures than Nikon or Leica has. Now if only they had a falsh system as good as Nikon...but then no one has a flash system as good as them. Best regards, Harrison McClary email: harrison@mcclary.net http://www.mcclary.net preview my book: http://www.volmania.com