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Do you know of many who have back focus problems Birddog with the d-70?

Interesting link.. have read a bit about it before and i will have to try and find the ISO 12233 chart to take pic and see if there is a problem.

Has anyone actually played around with the focus and align screws to see if it works ?

Perhaps if we only have one or 2 lenses we use most of the time and we set it to suit those lenses it might help.. it looks and sounds easy

Last has anyone sent there d-70 away for testing and if so how much do they charge if your 12 month worrenty is up

Hame

hame wrote:Do you know of many who have back focus problems Birddog with the d-70?

Interesting link.. have read a bit about it before and i will have to try and find the ISO 12233 chart to take pic and see if there is a problem.

Has anyone actually played around with the focus and align screws to see if it works ?

Perhaps if we only have one or 2 lenses we use most of the time and we set it to suit those lenses it might help.. it looks and sounds easy

Last has anyone sent there d-70 away for testing and if so how much do they charge if your 12 month worrenty is up

Hame

Yes, I knew few cases and fixed by Maxwell under warranty.
Out of warranty, the damages bill is around $100.00

A very useful link thanks... but I'm so paranoid about dust that I would never try it. I wonder if maxwell would keep the dust out if they did it? Perhaps they would clean the sensor at the same time

Heath Bennett wrote:A very useful link thanks... but I'm so paranoid about dust that I would never try it. I wonder if maxwell would keep the dust out if they did it? Perhaps they would clean the sensor at the same time

HB,
Dusts are our friend, you have to live with them

i heard somewhere that dust is 90 percent dead skin. I guess being "part of us" at one point in time makes it a very close friend

HB,
Once you see dust speks on the CCD, just
and say: I've got you! hehehehehe!