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<blockquote data-quote="Nathan Lanni" data-source="post: 177321" data-attributes="member: 14629">Anybody got a tip on a good dslr camera extended warranty policy w/ accident replacement?I've had my camera, which I bought new, for a little over a month. The setup w/ my 18-200mm f/3.5 zoom worked great this morning, but when I switched to my 35mm f2d, I got a &quot;EFF&quot; message. This lens has been great on my camera before, but I've had the message when I failed to lock the aperture ring. In this case it was locked just fine. I went to my local retail outlet and put the lens on a d7000 body and it worked flawlessly. My 18-200mm f/3.5 zoom works great so I'll be having someone look at my d7100.I did a search for local Nikon authorized repair centers and a link turn up that Nikon is pushing out the locals in favor of their own regional centers. <a href="http://ifixit.org/1349/how-nikon-is-killing-camera-repair/" target="_blank">How Nikon is Killing Camera Repair | iFixit</a>The Nikon site has a little applet they use rather show a list, so that's a pain.Please give me the run down on extended warranty policies and how they work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nathan Lanni, post: 177321, member: 14629"] Anybody got a tip on a good dslr camera extended warranty policy w/ accident replacement? I've had my camera, which I bought new, for a little over a month. The setup w/ my 18-200mm f/3.5 zoom worked great this morning, but when I switched to my 35mm f2d, I got a "[SIZE=1]E[/SIZE]FF" message. This lens has been great on my camera before, but I've had the message when I failed to lock the aperture ring. In this case it was locked just fine. I went to my local retail outlet and put the lens on a d7000 body and it worked flawlessly. My 18-200mm f/3.5 zoom works great so I'll be having someone look at my d7100. I did a search for local Nikon authorized repair centers and a link turn up that Nikon is pushing out the locals in favor of their own regional centers. [URL="http://ifixit.org/1349/how-nikon-is-killing-camera-repair/"]How Nikon is Killing Camera Repair | iFixit[/URL] The Nikon site has a little applet they use rather show a list, so that's a pain. Please give me the run down on extended warranty policies and how they work. [/QUOTE]

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