how i destroyed a Nikon D7000 in a sulfur hotspring

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netzkarl

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thank you for the hint with the tripod and the gear - and thank you all for the sympathy -
here is a photo form the camera after the accident - a friend who was with me took it... nikond7000_s.jpg
 
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fotojack

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Photowyzard said:
Bald?? Where? I have a full head of hair, thanks. I just keep it very, very closely cropped to my head. That is my story! :p
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lol.....ok, I'll go along with that. :) Welcome to Nikonites. What are you shooting with? I don't see it in your profile. (all that stuff on the left of your post)
 
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NikonD80user

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Thank god for my personal articles policy thats an addenum to my renters insurance (yes, renters insurance!). I pay a whopping $1.60 per $100 to cover instances like this and I have seen it used personally. I lost my Nikon D80 with a kit lens at the airport from my country back home, but good thing it was just that, and had it insured for the face value of $950 with the 18-55mm lens, for under $16 annually. With no deductible, no police report and just a statement over the phone that my camera was stolen, I received a decent check for the full value of $950, because at the time, the D90 was the only comparable camera at $1199. So having that said, this 25 secs of misfortune, would have been no problem with me..
 
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netzkarl

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i have never heard about that insurance - but i'm from europe - and that an insurance would pay you the full amount without any police report! especially when you are paying 16$ per year - how could this become a business for insurance ever???
 
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Curt

Senior Member
That's too bad you lost your D7000' Surely you have coverage, no one travels with camera gear and does not have it, do they?
I have a D7000 myself,love it and have no problems with it at all.
I just came back from Sweden and my D7000 served me very well, brought my Canon G10 as a back up.
 
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