Re: Mamiya Cameras importing

[Geoff McAuliffe <mcauliff@xxxxxxxxx>]

Joseph O'Neil wrote:

>         That is, IMO, the whole point.  Come in from overseas with a  camera that
> is all beat up looking, nobody is goging to question you too closely, but
> come in with something that looks ands even smells brand new, yes, they
> probally will question you.
>         So I guess the moral is, after you buy a  new camera overseas, roll it
> around int he mud a bit, scuff up the corners with steel wool, and wrap it
> in a sweaty old shirt on the way back.  :)

    Perhaps I am missing something here, but how about shipping the camera back to
yourself after purchase overseas rather than trying to carry it through customs?

Geoff
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