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Old 23rd May 2004   #1
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Default 70-200 VR noisy sound

hey guys

for the ones who own this lens,

once you shoot a picture, there is a period of time where the motor continues to run.....a sound that goes zzz-zzz-zzz.

do you guys experience a sound of loud sound that goes "clack" when the motor shuts off?

Just wondering

Thanks all

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Old 23rd May 2004   #2
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its normal, tats the work of the VR

Originally Posted by wabbitz
hey guys

for the ones who own this lens,

once you shoot a picture, there is a period of time where the motor continues to run.....a sound that goes zzz-zzz-zzz.

do you guys experience a sound of loud sound that goes "clack" when the motor shuts off?

Just wondering

Thanks all

wab
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Old 23rd May 2004   #3
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this is a note for Canon IS lenses, may not be applicable to Nikon VR lenses - wait for the IS to stop before switching to OFF on the lens itself, otherwise there may be possible damage.
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Originally Posted by sehsuan
this is a note for Canon IS lenses, may not be applicable to Nikon VR lenses - wait for the IS to stop before switching to OFF on the lens itself, otherwise there may be possible damage.
If I'm not wrong, it's advisable for one to turn off the VR function before packing the lens, to prevent any damage to the "floating element" inside as well.

Correct me if I'm wrong...
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Old 24th May 2004   #5
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Hi Wab,

It's normal.

From what I gather, I think the zzz-zzz sound is the sound of gyroscopes.
Click or clack sound probably the sounds of the electro-magnets trying to
adjust the lens. Sometimes you may even see the picture on the LCD jump.

According to Nikon all of above normal.

Whilst we are on topic of VR, can anybody share experience about the 2 VR modes, VR Normal and Active. Which on do you get better results with.



Originally Posted by wabbitz
hey guys

for the ones who own this lens,
once you shoot a picture, there is a period of time where the motor continues to run.....a sound that goes zzz-zzz-zzz.

do you guys experience a sound of loud sound that goes "clack" when the motor shuts off?

Just wondering

Thanks all

wab
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Old 24th May 2004   #6
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Juz remember to switch off VR and then off cam before removing the lens. Nothing to worry abt the noise.
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Originally Posted by CAMEDIA
Juz remember to switch off VR and then off cam before removing the lens. Nothing to worry abt the noise.
huh... need meh? =p
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Old 25th May 2004   #8
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Its good practise to switch off the cam before removing any lens, much less a VR lens with electronics inside driven by the camera. Think of it as shutting off your comp while the CD drive is running.
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Yuppers, bluff u no money to earn lar
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