D7000 users (Part 4)

[wolfton]

Should be organize of in macro & flower,
Architectural building, animal, life & human, landscape..

1st prize : $30
Runner up : $10.

Ha ha

Brother, wo ting bu dong.....

 

[rain5533]

Brother, wo ting bu dong.....

You have outing no others photo competition?

Don't have it NVM next time

 

[wolfton]

You have outing no others photo competition?

Don't have it NVM next time

No lah, we just get together to share tips and enjoy the outing Don't need competition lah...

 

[rain5533]

No lah, we just get together to share tips and enjoy the outing Don't need competition lah...

Ha ha I was thinking too much & have a like 50 ppls and above for largest outing

Ok I got it

 

[kayel79]

Ha ha I was thinking too much & have a like 50 ppls and above for largest outing

Ok I got it

if the crowd is too big, it will be hard to be controlled lei...

 

[lotus80]

Shall I create a thread in outings for June 23, Saturday ? Place n agenda ?

Non-d7000 to be fined and they stand in the sun hands up for 15 min. Just kidding.

 

[spree86]

Shall I create a thread in outings for June 23, Saturday ? Place n agenda ?

Non-d7000 to be fined and they stand in the sun hands up for 15 min. Just kidding.

Sorry can't make it on sat

 

[nikoneer]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

 

[lotus80]

...
I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

Bwahahahaha

 

[SkimMilk]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

did you try dry / wet swipes?
I had dust sticking to the low pass filter that produced the spots. Cleaned it away easily using lenspen sensorklear.
It is not an oil spot, just specks of dust. Not sure how to determine which is which though.

 

[kayel79]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

I have yet to encounter the same problem as you mentioned.
My problem lies elsewhere. I just got back my D7K last weekend. Not yet tested on it yet.

Since NSC can clean your sensor for free... Just drop down there and let them clean it. If you have further queries, you can always ask them there.

 

[rain5533]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

A bit sad to hear you..

The old base, if you can works as carefully by own.

still can prefer use on lens pen to clean up and using the strong LED light and point to see which area have a small dot and using the lens pen to clean it,
Also look at the picture location too.
Just single clean and using the blower to blow the pen head and continue clean fews time is ok already.
After done you may use the air blower and facing down the lens mount to to down side and blow it few time and shut down the cam and can be instant used.

 

[cirenaiht]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

I had this oil problem couple of months ago, brought it to NSC and they replace the mirror mechanism which I'm not really sure which part exactly.
Have taken about 5000+ shots since and haven't seen any oil spots till now.

 

[rain5533]

I had this oil problem couple of months ago, brought it to NSC and they replace the mirror mechanism which I'm not really sure which part exactly.
Have taken about 5000+ shots since and haven't seen any oil spots till now.

How come the mirror can effect of the dot?

But mirror is much easily to clean up by own.

 

[Shakespeare0905]

Hello guys... my d7k got oil in my sensor... when I stop down to f22 tiny black dots are visible! I tried giving it a nice blow job but it won't cum out.

I researched on the internet and they say it's common. I called nikon and they say sensor cleaning for d7k is free of charge.

Any of you guys here experienced the same? I dug up a thread specifically about d7k oily sensor that died half a year ago . too tired resurrect that thread from more than 6 pages under!

here is the crypt: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/nikon/1009465-nikon-d7000-still-oiler.html

I kana the same as your case and i brought it down to Nikon just 2 weeks ago. They replaced the mirror driving unit and they told me for such case, they will clean FOC even if no warranty. Just bring it down and they will look into it. I get it back within 4-5 days although they told me need 2 weeks. Kudos to their service.

 

[Shakespeare0905]

I kana the same as your case and i brought it down to Nikon just 2 weeks ago. They replaced the mirror driving unit and they told me for such case, they will clean FOC even if no warranty. Just bring it down and they will look into it. I get it back within 4-5 days although they told me need 2 weeks. Kudos to their service.

I just tried to shoot at F22 and i can see the spots again.But is ok at F11. Since F11 is ok, don't think i will head down again unless i shoot at F11 and below and the spots come back again. =)

 

[wolfton]

Guys, got a noob query, please bear with me..

The ViewNX2 editor that comes free with the camera, is there a noise reduction function in it? I have been using other editing software all these while, so now when trying to explore this software, I don't seem to be able to find it. Is it omitted from the software??

 

[nikoneer]

Bwahahahaha

Nope... I'm afraid of touching the sensitive part.

 

[nikoneer]

did you try dry / wet swipes?
I had dust sticking to the low pass filter that produced the spots. Cleaned it away easily using lenspen sensorklear.
It is not an oil spot, just specks of dust. Not sure how to determine which is which though.

yep I went there yesterday, the staffs are friendly... I even got the chance of molesting the prettiest staff that is just waiting for at the entrance........(D800)

 

[nikoneer]

I have yet to encounter the same problem as you mentioned.
My problem lies elsewhere. I just got back my D7K last weekend. Not yet tested on it yet.

Since NSC can clean your sensor for free... Just drop down there and let them clean it. If you have further queries, you can always ask them there.

thanks for the suggestion! would it be possible if you can provide me with the link to where you purchase your lens pen? Maybe in the future I will do it on my own since my warranty has expired last week