If you own a Nikon AF-S VR Zoom-NIKKOR 200-400mm f/4G IF-ED lens you may want to read today's Nikon service advisory - you don't want your $6,000 lens to "fall through the crack".
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If you own a Nikon AF-S VR Zoom-NIKKOR 200-400mm f/4G IF-ED lens you may want to read today's Nikon service advisory - you don't want your $6,000 lens to "fall through the crack".
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not a issue. it would not fall out.
Funny, the only Service advisory form Nikon is for a Nylon Case!! LOL!!!
Have you read the past two years of Service Advisories form the other manufacturers???
Thanks for this update!
I got a email today from Nikon about this. I’ll have to check my case. Thanks for post it also.
Guys, we haz a problemz
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=MultiMiscPageAct&key=EOS_5DMKII_Firmware&fcategoryid=139&WT.mc_id=EM0905EO04001&Lead.FirstName=Ken<YP=FRIENDS&CollateralRequest.CollateralRequestID=7866CR1000002826&Lead.Email=ken%40andersoncreativeaz.com&cmpgn=eosn&LID=Lead.LeadID&Lead.LeadID=19297716
um no. this is photography, remember?
Indeed, the 5D Mk II seems used more and more for video than photography.
Instead of an afterthought, its become its sole purpose.
just a buzz. it will settle down in few months when all cameras have it and nobody will use it except youtubers and photographers whos grant parents were predicting downfall of photography in age of VHS 8 cameras
The above link is not working for me, but I posted that on PhotoRumors.com
Now Nikon has the ball – you know that D90 firmware update is not too far away
I guess I should have posted that on the blog
Thanks! I have a non-T. Since I just dropped my D3x with a 200mm F2 and SB900 attached (all recevied damage and where sent to Nikon), I don’t need another disaster.