Nikon being the best.
Apr 16, 2011 | 11:29 AM
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Nikon being the best.
Camera was literally dragged around in the mud and small amounts of water.
Essentially a marsh.
The photographer was taking pictures of birds.
Still works flawlessly. No lost functionality.
Apr 16, 2011 | 03:15 PM
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thank you for the comments. I spent an hour at the least in the water. This "accident" happened in the first 10 minutes because of my poor floating blind design. Seeing the birds were so cooperative I decided to go on shooting. From time to time, I had to pour water from the swamp on the LCD so i could view my photos. When i surfaced, i took out the battery and started cleaning the body. I placed the camera in my dry cabinet when i got home and started it up the next day. No issues whatsoever. Works perfectly fine. All the seals worked and the compartments (cf, terminals and batt) had no dirt in it. I guess you really get what you pay for with pro camera bodies
Apr 16, 2011 | 03:29 PM
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Also just a quick patent from Nikon that I think is pretty sweet.
10mm f2 Nikkor
Supposed to have a 155° field of view and be an FX lens.
Fancy Patent Writing Gibberish
10mm f2 Nikkor
Supposed to have a 155° field of view and be an FX lens.
Fancy Patent Writing Gibberish
