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fixing the shutter
- Thread starter srkc
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That depends on the skillset of the user. Someone who has an eye for detail, is comfortable working on small and delicate mechanisms, and has the patience for it could easily replace the shutter assembly in a D200 in an afternoon. And it's fun!
Yes, I'm one of those people who can do that. But then again, I even dabble a little in the repair of mechanical watches. Which, comparatively speaking, makes working on a camera look like heavy mechanical work.
Yes, I'm one of those people who can do that. But then again, I even dabble a little in the repair of mechanical watches. Which, comparatively speaking, makes working on a camera look like heavy mechanical work.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
That depends on the skillset of the user. Someone who has an eye for detail, is comfortable working on small and delicate mechanisms, and has the patience for it could easily replace the shutter assembly in a D200 in an afternoon. And it's fun!
Yes, I'm one of those people who can do that. But then again, I even dabble a little in the repair of mechanical watches. Which, comparatively speaking, makes working on a camera look like heavy mechanical work.
This post is from 05-22-2010 and his last activity was on 05-23-2010 so I doubt he will see this post.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I keep forgetting to check the post date. Oops.
I suggest that any topic that hasn't had any activity in a month needs to drop down pretty much out of sight, and after six months, move to archives.
I suggest that you use the link for "new posts" and when you have gone through all the ones you want to read you then use the link for marking all post as read That way you will only see the new posts each time you log in. Much more efficient way of reading a forum.
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