Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/11/08

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Subject: Re: [Leica] PAWs : Rural Minnesotan Barn and a Belvedere (also Jupiter-11on a Leica)
From: Karen Nakamura <mail@gpsy.com>
Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 17:05:41 -0600
References: <20031105080146.0255C4CBCF@mail.patmedia.net> <00a901c3a3a2$dd3567c0$ae70e244@ph.cox.net> <3FA96DC1.2090509@wanadoo.nl> <002e01c3a41b$eaadd940$fbfea8c0@DHHZSZ11> <p05111002bbcf954ac535@[192.168.123.49]> <3FAB1AE0.8050005@cox.net>

>Karen,
>
>You mentioned that you had your Jupiter-11 (9?) calibrated by Oleg 
>Khalyavin who apparently lives in Russia.  You obviously seem 
>pleased with his work.  I also have a Jupiter-9 which needs 
>tweaking.  I was wondering how long did it take to get your lens 
>back?  Also how did you ship it so that it wouldn't get lost?  I am 
>a bit nervous about sending a lens so far.  I do like that lens.

I'm thrilled with his work. I wouldn't send my Leicas to him, but all 
of my <$200 cameras go to him now.  I send him about 10 cameras at a 
time, so I save a bit on bulk shipping.

His turnaround for me is about 2 weeks. I send things by Global 
Priority Mail, which takes about a week. He send back by registered 
mail, which takes about 3 weeks. So the total is about 6 weeks round 
trip.

I haven't lost anything yet. For customs reasons, he asks people to 
only declare up to $100 value on mail going to him.




>BTW, I especially like the photo of the Belvedere.

Thanks!

Karen

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In reply to: Message from Mike Durling <durling@cox.net> (Re: [Leica] PAWs : Rural Minnesotan Barn and a Belvedere (also Jupiter-11 on a Leica))