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Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Others Equipment Brand: Digicabi Equipment Model: Dry Box Price (S$): 15 Description: Digicabi Dry Box 10-litre 30 x 22 x 18cm Real Name: Bart Condition of Item: 8 Warranty Status: 0 Package/Accessories/Extras: Half a bottle...

Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Others Equipment Brand: Digicabi Equipment Model: - Price (S$): 15 Description: Digicabi Dry Box 10-litre 30 x 22 x 18cm Real Name: Bart Condition of Item: 8 Warranty Status: 0 Package/Accessories/Extras: Half a bottle of...

I don't know if it's available here. I bought mine through qoo10.sg

You can try out lenses at the Canon Showroom at Vivocity. Another option is to rent the lenses so you can try them in settings similar to how you're likely to use them after buying them.

I was just asking myself about the picture of the back. :)

I'm currently based in Mongolia, where the temperature has dipped as low as -40 degrees C this week. In such temperatures, I can't use my camera outdoors very long. The problem is not my camera (a 550D), which works perfectly fine, but my hands!

I bought mine for about $730. BTW, if you're buying a used lens (with local warranty, not grey - and still covered by the warranty), you may still be able to get it calibrated free.... provided the first owner didn't have it calibrated more than once. Here's info about charges for...

If AF is fine and it's out of focus when you focus manually, perhaps it's your eye sight? Adjust the diopter setting?

Thanx for sharing the info. :)

If I understand the TS correctly, he seems to be saying that since the seller made a deal with him, the seller should have contacted him first to let him have the chance match the higher offer and only sell it to the other person if he was not willing to match the higher offer.

Hmmm... I'm wondering about this reply. If I understand it correctly, Hazmism's lens should be covered cos it comes with international warranty and he bought it in HK, the shop in HK stamped the international warranty card and he has the receipt from the shop in HK. I'm assuming of course, that...

That is quite a difference! I'm curious about how they would explain their Sg pricing in light of what you've pointed out.

Did you add 7% (GST) to the price after conversion? Is there still a big difference from the price listed on DDE's local (SG) site?

I'm using Safari on a Mac now. Here's a smiley inserted from the list on the right --> :) and another ---> :thumbsup: It seems to be working fine for me.

He mentions the 10-year warranty more than once, so I'm guessing Sigma does offer a 10-year warranty for EX lenses in Canada. In the US, it's a 4-year warranty for EX lenses. Makes you wonder why it's only 2.5 years here in Singapore, doesn't it?