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Nikon acknowledges dust issue!
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 118318" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>Marcel - </p><p></p><p>I'm very comfortable cleaning it myself - if I wasn't I would have punted ages ago, but the images are worth the effort. It's just that I have to do it far more often than I would have ever thought necessary. I dealt with dust on the D7000, but I could go a week without having to think about it. This is one afternoon's build up on a clean sensor!! Perhaps the cold, dry day exacerbated the issue, as well as shooting directly up under some tracks? </p><p></p><p>Still, given that they've acknowledged it, I may just pack up the body and send it off for a good once over. If there are other factors that contribute to the issue that they are acknowledging internally but not speaking about publicly then why not have them do whatever fixing is necessary - even if it's just a thorough cleaning?</p><p></p><p>I know it looks like I'm throwing fuel on the fire. That's not my intent. I'm not complaining as much as providing personal testimony to support the acknowledgement. The D600 may be a bit of a dirty girl, but she's my girl.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 118318, member: 9240"] Marcel - I'm very comfortable cleaning it myself - if I wasn't I would have punted ages ago, but the images are worth the effort. It's just that I have to do it far more often than I would have ever thought necessary. I dealt with dust on the D7000, but I could go a week without having to think about it. This is one afternoon's build up on a clean sensor!! Perhaps the cold, dry day exacerbated the issue, as well as shooting directly up under some tracks? Still, given that they've acknowledged it, I may just pack up the body and send it off for a good once over. If there are other factors that contribute to the issue that they are acknowledging internally but not speaking about publicly then why not have them do whatever fixing is necessary - even if it's just a thorough cleaning? I know it looks like I'm throwing fuel on the fire. That's not my intent. I'm not complaining as much as providing personal testimony to support the acknowledgement. The D600 may be a bit of a dirty girl, but she's my girl. [/QUOTE]
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