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<blockquote data-quote="RTSNick" data-source="post: 450060" data-attributes="member: 38860">Hey!First time poster:So I recently bought a D750 and it's been a great camera! I sent in my D700 and my 28-70D 2.8 into Nikon for a service repair. D700 needed to be cleaned, and needed the rubber replaced. 28-70 wasn't autofocusing on my D750, but was working with my D700 perfectly. So I just got it back from Nikon and the same problem occurred. My 28-70 is still autofocusing sporadically with my D750, but works fine with the D700. I put it on, nothing. Take it off and put it on, nothing. Do it again, it'll work for a minute and then not work again. It's very frustrating. NikonUSA fixed a motor that was inside along with the AF/M switch. This is getting ridiculous as that's my go-to lens and I cannot keep affording to rent glass. The 24-70G I rented works fine on both bodies. Does someone know about this issue?~Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RTSNick, post: 450060, member: 38860"] Hey! First time poster: So I recently bought a D750 and it's been a great camera! I sent in my D700 and my 28-70D 2.8 into Nikon for a service repair. D700 needed to be cleaned, and needed the rubber replaced. 28-70 wasn't autofocusing on my D750, but was working with my D700 perfectly. So I just got it back from Nikon and the same problem occurred. My 28-70 is still autofocusing sporadically with my D750, but works fine with the D700. I put it on, nothing. Take it off and put it on, nothing. Do it again, it'll work for a minute and then not work again. It's very frustrating. NikonUSA fixed a motor that was inside along with the AF/M switch. This is getting ridiculous as that's my go-to lens and I cannot keep affording to rent glass. The 24-70G I rented works fine on both bodies. Does someone know about this issue? ~Nick [/QUOTE]

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