I think my lens got very tiny fungus. Usually how much to service lens and clean it in nikon sc?

depend what lens you using, i don't know quote price either but definitely cheaper than you buy a new one lol if the lens is cost about 4-5k? like those gold ring one

why no buy a digital dry box (or DIY one) for prevent fungus in case something bad happen?

This post has been edited by Agito666: Jun 3 2018, 01:38 PM

Last time when I was in UK I just DIY dry box, small container box with lots of silica gel. But ever since return, I thought fungus wont be a problem in Msia, I guess I'm wrong.

Lucky the lens is 18-140mm only. Might stop by to the SC nxt month. Hopefully not that expensive.

This post has been edited by ogiveyakuza: Jun 3 2018, 11:28 PM

lul that is not true, fungus grows faster here due to high humidity ....

problem with malaysia is the humidity level is constant all year round at 80% where as in UK it hits 80% 8 months a year.
18-140mm is a very good lens and is worth the repair.
there are a few lens repair shops outside if Nikon SC is too expensive.

Nikon announce some Hari Raya promo:
http://www.nikon.com.my/en_MY/about/events...t_nikon&Section

Wanted comments regarding this news:-
Nikon D850's sensor is made by Sony

>digital drybox power adapter broke, LCD does not show anything
> went to lowyat buy a new one, show him the input and output value
> asked the shop keeper the "A" value is not same, he said is okay no worries
> after 3 weeks it broke again, this time my Aipo LCD showing 11,22,33,44,69,45 something like that non stop
> seek advice in facebook, ended up using my old router power adapter and it is so far so good for 3 days

Would like to get the sifu in the forum advise. Currently i would like to upgrade my D60. Was thinking about D500 or D7500. Any suggestion from the sifu? Thanks.

http://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-D500-vs-Nikon-D7500

general answer is there, but price also quite high? it depends what you gonna do with it and why want upgrade to D60?

I think many (if not all) of the sensors of previous Nikon DSLRs were also made by Sony
Amazing how things work but I guess you can't have a manufacturer design and build everything from scratch

I agree with Agito sifu, which DSLR to upgrade to depends on what you shoot, and how often you shoot?
Perhaps you could share with us these information for a better recommendation

sorry read as d600

an upgrade from d60 to d7500 you will see a huge improvement already.

but if you can afford it go for the d500, more features.

This post has been edited by COOLPINK: Jun 20 2018, 01:33 PM

when replacing your power adapter always get the same voltage but higher amps.
it will last longer if you get higher amp.

nothing much to comment.
not surprised too.

I see I see, last time I saw the amp reading not same I question the shop keeper, he said matching voltage can already ... Then who knows it broke after 3 weeks.

anyone have any idea how to hand hold a camera with this sensor?



https://petapixel.com/2018/06/18/this-is-wh...next-to-a-dslr/

with a cart

That's just the sensor. The lens how ah?

i cannot imagine