Finally got it! (*rejoicing*) What to check for.....

[Brad_C]

Finally got her. She doesn't have a name yet though. :grin:

So now that I've got my 150, (and since I'm under the rebate time crunch) what should I be checking for to make sure the unit is sound? (i.e. the most common issues being found in the cam) I know about the audio popping/clipping. Take it from there....

Thanks for any heads up! :thumbsup:

Take care,
-Brad

 

[Strobe Media]

first thing i did when i got mine was to make sure it was in one piece. Be careful, this is a tricky process, first carefully remove it from the box. If at any point you come across something that says "Some assembly required," you may have a defective unit.

sorry for the horrible joke, but if you bought this new it SHOULD be 100% working, but go out for a test shoot and if you see something wrong, come back to us =)

 

[Brad_C]

first thing i did when i got mine was to make sure it was in one piece. Be careful, this is a tricky process, first carefully remove it from the box. If at any point you come across something that says "Some assembly required," you may have a defective unit.

sorry for the horrible joke, but if you bought this new it SHOULD be 100% working, but go out for a test shoot and if you see something wrong, come back to us =)

haha Fair enough, I deserved that. All I meant was that I wanted to know if there are any "issues" that some defective cams might of had that I should be looking out for. Thats why I gave the example of the audio issue that a lot of people are having.

Still funny though. :grin:

 

[Flintstone]

first thing i did when i got mine was to make sure it was in one piece. Be careful, this is a tricky process, first carefully remove it from the box. If at any point you come across something that says "Some assembly required," you may have a defective unit.

LOL .... Too funny! :thumbsup: