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Oil spots on the D7100
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<blockquote data-quote="sfgreg" data-source="post: 165965" data-attributes="member: 15294"><p>Well from what I read same issue on D7100, almost bought it but don't want to be cleaning my sensor repeatedly (Nope that shouldn't happen on a new camera). </p><p>Btw, asked Nikon on this, and the reply was"</p><p></p><p>"Thank you for contacting Nikon USA support. Unfortunately, we cannot speculate about third party websites. These sites have no affiliation with Nikon USA or any other subsidiary of Nikon, for official information regarding any questions or concerns, please visit <a href="http://www.Nikonusa.com" target="_blank">Cameras from Nikon | D-SLR and Digital Cameras, Lenses, & More</a>. There is no know issue with the Nikon D7100."</p><p></p><p>Nice.. after buying FE2, D70, D300 and a prospective D7100? Not to mention all the Nikon lenses, flash etc. No known issues? Yep all third party websites with real people having issues are speculative, and the D7100 has no issues whatsoever. Does this give you a warm fuzzy to invest in a camera that people complain out of the box, has sensor issues with dust, and OIL? OIL... wow, that's crazy. That is a basic basic quality control issue. Unacceptable. I don't care how good the camera may be, I don't want an investment that I have to worry about from day 1. </p><p></p><p>So, I guess if I want an upgrade, its new lenses, new flash and new brand, until Nikon at least admits there is a problem, and works hard at maybe a 'recall' to fix the sensors and something that seems to be causing a lot of aggravation to a large number of people.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sfgreg, post: 165965, member: 15294"] Well from what I read same issue on D7100, almost bought it but don't want to be cleaning my sensor repeatedly (Nope that shouldn't happen on a new camera). Btw, asked Nikon on this, and the reply was" "Thank you for contacting Nikon USA support. Unfortunately, we cannot speculate about third party websites. These sites have no affiliation with Nikon USA or any other subsidiary of Nikon, for official information regarding any questions or concerns, please visit [url=http://www.Nikonusa.com]Cameras from Nikon | D-SLR and Digital Cameras, Lenses, & More[/url]. There is no know issue with the Nikon D7100." Nice.. after buying FE2, D70, D300 and a prospective D7100? Not to mention all the Nikon lenses, flash etc. No known issues? Yep all third party websites with real people having issues are speculative, and the D7100 has no issues whatsoever. Does this give you a warm fuzzy to invest in a camera that people complain out of the box, has sensor issues with dust, and OIL? OIL... wow, that's crazy. That is a basic basic quality control issue. Unacceptable. I don't care how good the camera may be, I don't want an investment that I have to worry about from day 1. So, I guess if I want an upgrade, its new lenses, new flash and new brand, until Nikon at least admits there is a problem, and works hard at maybe a 'recall' to fix the sensors and something that seems to be causing a lot of aggravation to a large number of people. [/QUOTE]
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