Hi I am just back from a summer trip ,and while I was away the original lens of my nikon d70 got stuck I presume because of sea sand.
What is the best advice to remove sand?Taking it to a camera Lab and havit desassembled seems very pricy....can you help??!
thanks
Vince
Sand In The Lens?help!
Started by vecie78, Sep 23 2009 07:12 AM
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 11:50 AM
I believe there isn't much you can do about it.
u have to send it in! send is the most horrible thing that can happen, + salty water.
next time when shooting in send, try to cover up ur camera.
u have to send it in! send is the most horrible thing that can happen, + salty water.
next time when shooting in send, try to cover up ur camera.
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