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Nikon Lens not let the light?
Ok, so I was cleaning the inside of my Nikon D60 18-55 kit lens this morning because I had a few specs, and put it back in my camera, and when I looked through the viewfinder, the picture was much darker than it should have been. Furthermore, the chamber said that "The patient is too dark "when pointed directly at the sun. Does anyone know how to fix it?
Why would they do that thing. The key to maintaining a clean lens is not to let anything touch the items, front or rear. There are many things you can do to a lens when the "cleansing" with turn off the camera. First, the only "specifications" that should appear in the UV filter would be Nice is the front element protection the lens. I have Nikon and Leica lenses that are over 40 years and have never had to clean the rear elements and keep me from either a UV or skylight filter on the front of them, the front element is clean. Instead of going though all the possible things they could have done, first look on page 172 of your owner's manual and if the ring blockade is not set to the smallest aperture lenses. Then call the hotline Nikon 800.NIKON-UX and ask them to help with your problem. From now, use this link to prevent this from happening again and if it does, use the processing described herein. Http: / / www.kenrockwell.com / tech / cleaning.htm If you touch your mirror cameras, which are condemned
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