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I recently picked up a Nikon 24-70 2.8 off of craiglist and at first it seemed ok but I've begun to notice that it seems quite soft wide open, especially at 70mm.
So i'm thinking of sending it in to Nikon to get it looked at and calibrated.
I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with Nikon service and if there was anything to look out for.
I know that they have a repair facility in Richmond and does anyone know if I can just go there and drop it off or do I need to mail it in? (Saving on shipping would be great since its only in Richmond.)
The lens is about 1 year old and I have a copy of the recipt so I think it should be covered under warranty but in the event its not, does anyone know how much it would cost to get it calibrated out of pocket?
Just walk in and drop it off. They do minor repairs but from my experience can be very slow (2~3 weeks or longer).
You'll be ok with the warranty as long as:
- the original owner never registered the lens with Nikon
- the original owner never took the lens in for servicing
- you have a copy of the receipt showing the correct serial number
That's from my experience dealing with Nikon Canada. Others may vary.