Very unlikely that air from a rocket blower would do that.
Just got the camera back from repair
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Very unlikely that air from a rocket blower would do that.
Oh...when you mentioned cleaning the sensor before sending it in for repair, I thought you meant a wet-cleaning. Sorry I misunderstood!
I usually try blowing it off first. If it doesn't do the trick, then I do a wet clean. I have not had to do one in a long time, and that was on the D7100 and only once.
MartinCornwall
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A few of years ago my shutter went on a D7000 out of warranty. Sent it to Nikon £288 quote to replace shutter(agreed to this as the body was £800 at the time), next day new quote £588 as when they actually took it apart the broken shutter blade had scratched the cover to the sensor. My argument was that this is not the sensor but a cheap glass cover but the reply was they replace it as a complete sealed unit. £1000 paperweight which I posted photo's of reverse engineering after this.
That had to hurt.
I loved the Old Grey Whistle Test shows. I watched everyone of them.
Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band.
Good choice there Woody. Look how young Rodney Crowell is. He wrote a lot of Emmylou's songs.
Also Albert Lee is a very under rated guitar player.
Shutter failure.
On a side note. This site is very big with lots of users and lots and lots of posts. It is by luck, that I came across your post with your question.
It is best, that when you want to ask a certain poster something and you want that poster to see your question, is to mention that poster by name with an "@" symbol in front of the posters name..
Like this . @ssquiffy. This way the poster you are trying to reach will get a notification that he/she has been mentioned.
Welcome to the forum BTW.
I don't want to be a bearer of bad news, but that is how my problem started. It would do that for a while and slowly got worse. Usually it would do it when first turning on the camera after it's been off for a while, or overnight.
I have no idea. I still had 6 months left on my original 1 year Nikon warranty. Did you get any sort of warranty from the place you got your camera from?
Just in case you have not seen this. I first made this thread when I started having problems.
http://nikonites.com/d750/34496-please-i-need-small-favor.html#axzz3zcd2Afgr
Mine does exactly the same, always when I first turn it on at beginning of the day, then it's fine.......although I did just do the 1/4000th test and it got stuck on the first shot and again seems fine now. Really annoying as reason I went for a grey was because I had my D90 from new and it literally never missed a beat so was sure I wouldn't have any warrenty issues!!!
Not by me! Saw him with Everly Brothers during tour in 80's - one of the best live electric guitar performances I've seen - and I have seen most of the guitar gods live. Killed it all night! Nancy Griffith was the opener..... What a show!