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Blotzphoto

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D1x aging issues
« on: December 15, 2006, 05:46:37 pm »

Hi! Has anyone else with a D1x noticed the aging issues i have. The meter seems to have become quite unreliable, and the autofocus motor feels... laggy for lack of a better word.
I've had the beast for about 5 yeasr and have put it thru the wringer use wise.
Just curious if anybody else has noticed such?
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D1x aging issues
« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2006, 07:53:53 pm »

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Hi! Has anyone else with a D1x noticed the aging issues i have. The meter seems to have become quite unreliable, and the autofocus motor feels... laggy for lack of a better word.
I've had the beast for about 5 yeasr and have put it thru the wringer use wise.
Just curious if anybody else has noticed such?
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No such experience with the D1x, but I feel that an in depth health check by the manufacturer every 100.000 frames or so is a reasonnable approach when using a camera intensily.

Have you considered sending it back to Nikon?

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Bernard
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