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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 370662" data-attributes="member: 31330">You can be sure they cut corners by using cheaper components. That's done everywhere with everything. To increase profit/lower costs, first raw materials and manufacturing are pressured into faster, more and cheaper but we've arrived at a point there's little left that can be gained there. What is going on for quite some time now is lowering the life-expectancy of everything by using materials that fail when you prefer them to fail. Or provide less for the same amount of money preferably using the same old wrappings in order to mislead the consumer. Yes there's fine print and such but it's very fine.This is going on for years from the food industry up to the car you buy. It won't be different with Nikon.</blockquote>