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<blockquote data-quote="SilanTra ZaiDi" data-source="post: 135594" data-attributes="member: 13669">This morning, i was asked to verify our office asset. While going to the list, I notice my office got a pile of unused camera dated back from the film SLR (mostly cannon) until the latest Sony alpha and Nikon. Curious, i went to the store and inspected each of the stock. Some of them need to be 'dispose' off. Then out of nowhere, i found this lens, collecting dust. A Nikon 60 mm f/2.8 G ED <img src="http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b52/silantra/60mm_zpse0f20b09.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />According to the store keeper, the lens has been sitting there few years ago and nobody is using it. The procurement was done by our HQ and non of us including me knew it existence. Huhu.. What's made me mad is the lens is there without front n rear cap and no filter is attached. i took the lens and observed. Being noob, i dont know how to inspect the internal part... i only press the metal thinghy at the attachment mount and look through a light ... i saw small white/grey dots..not sure what is it.. Is there any guide on how to inspects lens for internal molds etc... I knew this is an expensive lens so care should be taken. I already asked the guy to let me keep the lens for the time being.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SilanTra ZaiDi, post: 135594, member: 13669"] This morning, i was asked to verify our office asset. While going to the list, I notice my office got a pile of unused camera dated back from the film SLR (mostly cannon) until the latest Sony alpha and Nikon. Curious, i went to the store and inspected each of the stock. Some of them need to be 'dispose' off. Then out of nowhere, i found this lens, collecting dust. A Nikon 60 mm f/2.8 G ED [IMG]http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b52/silantra/60mm_zpse0f20b09.jpg[/IMG] According to the store keeper, the lens has been sitting there few years ago and nobody is using it. The procurement was done by our HQ and non of us including me knew it existence. Huhu.. What's made me mad is the lens is there without front n rear cap and no filter is attached. i took the lens and observed. Being noob, i dont know how to inspect the internal part... i only press the metal thinghy at the attachment mount and look through a light ... i saw small white/grey dots..not sure what is it.. Is there any guide on how to inspects lens for internal molds etc... I knew this is an expensive lens so care should be taken. I already asked the guy to let me keep the lens for the time being. [/QUOTE]

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