What is a good warranty to compensate for S-Log?

Duke M.

Duke M.

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I had proposed to Sony a good extended 3-5 year warranty to help make up for early S-Log purchasers.

Sony wants to know what I think would be a 'good' warranty. I'm assuming they won't go for an 'any damages what-so-ever' warranty or they wouldn't ask. I don't really even know the types of warranty out there.

Parts and labor?
Factor defect? (seems limited)

Any suggestions would be helpful.
 
Well if they consider their current warranty "good," then they could just extend that. Parts and labor for component failure not related to abuse by the user?
 
Does anyone know if dust in the optic block, for which there have been a few complaints, was covered under the original warranty. Seems like at least one cleaning and sealant of the optic block cover should be covered. (The cover just closes, there is no sealant from the factory.)

Anything else?
 
You could ask for a certificate for a camera lifetime credit of $3000 towards any service the camera might need for that particular serial number which would be transferable to potential future owners. That way, no matter what happened, there could be no claim of it being outside of the warranty coverage.
 
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