Recommendation for d750 service: My d750 is a couple of years old I am an armature photographer but I'm retired so I try to shoot everyday weather permitting. Is it recommended to send...

Papa j Loc: Cary NC

My d750 is a couple of years old I am an armature photographer but I'm retired so I try to shoot everyday weather permitting. Is it recommended to send it in to nikon periodically for service. I think my light merger is a little off

Thanks
Joe

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

Papa j wrote:

My d750 is a couple of years old I am an armature photographer but I'm retired so I try to shoot everyday weather permitting. Is it recommended to send it in to nikon periodically for service. I think my light merger is a little off

Thanks
Joe

Joe, I am also an amateur and retired and I sent my D750 to the Nikon Service Center in New York - some place out in Long Island, if I recall. They had to replace the faulty shutter. They did a good job. ~FiddleMaker

Papa j Loc: Cary NC

Thank you

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

FiddleMaker wrote:

Joe, I am also an amateur and retired and I sent my D750 to the Nikon Service Center in New York - some place out in Long Island, if I recall. They had to replace the faulty shutter. They did a good job. ~FiddleMaker

Nikon's service center is in Melville, NY(which is on Long Island).

OddJobber Loc: Portland, OR

Hate it when my light merger is off!

Al Beatty Loc: Boise, Idaho

Hi Joe,

Is it possible that you accidentally "adjusted" an exposure compensation value (up or down)? I've been using my D750 for my work for a little more than two years and I've had no problems with exposure unless I mess something up. I accidentally did the very thing I mention in the last sentence and it had me scratching my head for a bit. I've also accidentally set the camera to shoot "brackets" and that can cause a few exposure problems as well. Take care & ...