friedmud
Senior Member
Often on blogs and forums all we hear about are the "bad" experiences with Nikon service centers.
As a recent convert from Canon (sold all my Canon gear about a year ago and bought a D600) I was worried when I needed to send my 24-70 f/2.8G in for service. Since I bought it, it had been front focusing on the wide end (and only on the wide end so I couldn't fix it with Fine Tune) and it had developed a bit of "gear grindiness" to the zoom mechanism.
With trepidation I sent it off - expecting to not have my workhouse lens for nearly 2 months (according to other blogs and forums I'd been reading). BUT NOT SO!
From the time I shipped it - to the day I received it back it was 10 days! The service didn't cost me a penny (under warranty) and the lens is now in perfect condition, focusing properly and super smooth to zoom.
Well done Nikon! I won't hesitate to send gear in in the future!
Any of you out there with recent _good_ stories about Nikon service?
Oh - and here are a couple of photos taken with my freshly fixed lens...
As a recent convert from Canon (sold all my Canon gear about a year ago and bought a D600) I was worried when I needed to send my 24-70 f/2.8G in for service. Since I bought it, it had been front focusing on the wide end (and only on the wide end so I couldn't fix it with Fine Tune) and it had developed a bit of "gear grindiness" to the zoom mechanism.
With trepidation I sent it off - expecting to not have my workhouse lens for nearly 2 months (according to other blogs and forums I'd been reading). BUT NOT SO!
From the time I shipped it - to the day I received it back it was 10 days! The service didn't cost me a penny (under warranty) and the lens is now in perfect condition, focusing properly and super smooth to zoom.
Well done Nikon! I won't hesitate to send gear in in the future!
Any of you out there with recent _good_ stories about Nikon service?
Oh - and here are a couple of photos taken with my freshly fixed lens...