If you come across any of the following items listed below, please let me know. They were stolen from me the morning of August the 5th. I have already informed Canon.
EOS 5D Mark III Body 052024006778
EF 50mm f/1.2L USM 690438
GPS Receiver GP-E2 0410101451
If you come across any of the following items listed below, please let me know. They were stolen from me the morning of August the 5th. I have already informed Canon.
EOS 5D Mark III Body 052024006778
EF 50mm f/1.2L USM 690438
GPS Receiver GP-E2 0410101451
Thanks for reading this.
From where (location)?
Omar
Aug 05, 2012 at 04:27 PM
Jonathan Huynh Offline • • • • • • Upload & Sell: Off
If they were disorganized druggies you might have luck checking local pawnshops and CL. If they are organized thieves they will ship out of area to warehouse and sell. Too bad the GPS unit doesn't have a "Find My CAmera" app.
If you come across any of the following items listed below, please let me know. They were stolen from me the morning of August the 5th. I have already informed Canon.
EOS 5D Mark III Body 052024006778
EF 50mm f/1.2L USM 690438
GPS Receiver GP-E2 0410101451
These things can happen anywhere, unfortunately. But this time, it happened to me, and in Central Moscow. The GPS tracker was set to "log", irony of ironies. While slightly sympathetic, the police are of no help, really. I suppose if knives had been used, it would be a different story.
For insurance, we shall see. It's not that clear cut but hopefully I don't lose 100% of the value. I think certainly, the value of the 50L is gone for good.
An absolute waste, for sure - especially the images. The sting of stolen goods goes away in time, but the loss of what we do, the photographs themselves, always provoke a question in the mind, even years later. But I hope the physical injuries don't linger...
"Remember that one roll I dropped off the edge of the cliff?"
this is really sad to hear any loss/theft is a constant worry in any destination, although in some places i feel safe it's never 100% safe. I hope you do get your money back.
Even though the police weren't that helpful, I'd guess that getting some kind of proof that you at least filed a report with the police there would help in getting some kind of assistance from your insurance company. Anyways, sorry... it's a huge bummer to be sure.
. I hope the items can be recovered soon.