Andreas Thaler
Subscriber
It's been a few weeks now since I last worked on my last camera. It was a Canon T90, which I now have the most repair experience with.
To recover after an intensive period of repair work and to do other things, I'm currently taking a summer break in the workshop.
And already the memories are starting to fade: what I did and how, what problems occurred, how this and that went, etc.
It's good that I have my repair log and my reports here. But I'm left with a feeling of uncertainty; every day I take a break makes it worse: Will I be able to do it again, how should I go about it, shouldn't I better have stayed in training?
This, too, is something that occupies the DIY repairer
To recover after an intensive period of repair work and to do other things, I'm currently taking a summer break in the workshop.
And already the memories are starting to fade: what I did and how, what problems occurred, how this and that went, etc.
It's good that I have my repair log and my reports here. But I'm left with a feeling of uncertainty; every day I take a break makes it worse: Will I be able to do it again, how should I go about it, shouldn't I better have stayed in training?
This, too, is something that occupies the DIY repairer
