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Dust in Lens
just bought a sal18200mm from ms colour less than a week ago..but today noticed that there are 2 specks of dust inside...
wondering if its so easy for dust to get into the lens body? gonna send it in to clean it up by the service centre... |
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Location: Singapore
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Re: Dust in Lens
If it is within warranty, the cleaning service should be free. |
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Re: Dust in Lens
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Re: Dust in Lens
 that's why IF lenses are better..almost no dust even after long time use..
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Re: Dust in Lens
But dust is a fact of life, especially here in SG. Don't worry about it. There would have to be *extreme* amounts of dust before it affects your pics.
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9th April 2009
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Re: Dust in Lens
thanks for the advice.hehe...
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