Dave, I think it is better to look for replacement lens. They are
inexpensive, and to fix yours may be more expensive than just to buy
another one.
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On 22 February 2015 14:07:11 David J Brooks <[email protected]> wrote:
I dropped my k5 and sigma 17-70, about two feet, onto some hard pack
snow today at snowgolf. Lens took the hit at 45 degrees and the mount
stayed on the camera while the lens came off the mount and landed in
some snow. Fixable ? or am I buying a new one
I posted this on Pentaxians on facebook and got several different
replies just looking for more comfort here.
I was and always do worry about jarring the sensor but after looking
at shots using my 50-200, my only spare lens they seem ok.
Dave
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