> On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 07:39:08 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and Leon too, wrote: > > > Hi Leon. > >Ahhh dust on the CCD.<g>Mine was so bad i took it to Nikon here in Toronto over Christmas for them to clean.Did a good job to. > >The swabs and solution is only endorsed by Kodak and Fuji.Nikon does not recommend > >home
> >cleaning,but to send to them,at$100.00 Canadian a pop.LOL > > It cost me AU$55 to get mine cleaned by Pentax. I dropped it off at > noon and it was ready at 9:30 the next day (they open at 8). I think > mine was the first one they had to do in Melbourne so they took their > time. With a bit of convincing I think I could get them to do it while > I waited, but I'd prefer not to have to do it very often. I called ahead about a week in advance,set up a time at 9am and was out by 10.They said mine was the dirtiest they had seen in a long while.<g> Because mine is a USA D1 that is all Nikon Candada will do.The D2H is Canadian so if i need help,its close by.Knock on wood. > I've taken to dusting lenses before I attach them to make sure there is as little > dust as possible in there. Me too. > > >Many of the people of the Nikon D1 BB clean there own,but i'm to chicken to try. > > This is my situation at the moment. I'd be confident following the > professional method if I knew what it was, but I don't know what they > use. Not sure what the Companies use. Dave > > > Leon > > http://www.bluering.org.au > http://www.bluering.org.au/leon > >
