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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Mitchell" data-source="post: 108318" data-attributes="member: 11282">It's funny how one person's experience can be so different from another.I live in Huntington Station on Long Island which is about 15 minutes down the road from Nikon, Melville. I've always been treated well and gotten great service. I'm not even an NPS member but when I needed a camera for a shoot and they couldn't get mine back to me in time, they gave me a loaner.Jim, the head tech over there is a really nice guy and he's always been up front with me about Nikon issues and technical details. I forget the name of the assistant manager I've dealt with in the past but she was so nice and really went out of her way to take care of me.I don't know why Nikon would act as if they haven't seen the left side AF issue or don't know about it. They have a standard procedure for that fix whereby they connect the camera to their computer and rather than performing a standard AF check and calibration they calibrate each AF point individually and my understanding is that once that procedure is gone, all is well and the left side AF point issue is gone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Mitchell, post: 108318, member: 11282"] It's funny how one person's experience can be so different from another. I live in Huntington Station on Long Island which is about 15 minutes down the road from Nikon, Melville. I've always been treated well and gotten great service. I'm not even an NPS member but when I needed a camera for a shoot and they couldn't get mine back to me in time, they gave me a loaner. Jim, the head tech over there is a really nice guy and he's always been up front with me about Nikon issues and technical details. I forget the name of the assistant manager I've dealt with in the past but she was so nice and really went out of her way to take care of me. I don't know why Nikon would act as if they haven't seen the left side AF issue or don't know about it. They have a standard procedure for that fix whereby they connect the camera to their computer and rather than performing a standard AF check and calibration they calibrate each AF point individually and my understanding is that once that procedure is gone, all is well and the left side AF point issue is gone. [/QUOTE]

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