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February 21st 13, 11:41 PM
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D90, VR, and lens rattle
The manual for the Nikon D90 says not to turn the camera off or remove
the lens while VR is in effect... the result being that the lens may rattle when shaken. Really need to always turn off VR before turning the camera off? Any danger of lens damage if you don't? -- _____________________________ Ron, the humblest guy in town 
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February 21st 13, 11:48 PM
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D90, VR, and lens rattle
In article , Ron
wrote: The manual for the Nikon D90 says not to turn the camera off or remove the lens while VR is in effect... the result being that the lens may rattle when shaken. Really need to always turn off VR before turning the camera off? Any danger of lens damage if you don't? all that means is don't remove the lens while it's actively stabilizing, which is not something anyone is likely to do. stabilization will park itself moments after you take your finger off the shutter button, at which point you can remove the lens without issue, whether or not the camera is still on and whether or not the vr switch is on.
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February 22nd 13, 02:50 AM
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D90, VR, and lens rattle
nospam wrote:
In article , Ron wrote: The manual for the Nikon D90 says not to turn the camera off or remove the lens while VR is in effect... the result being that the lens may rattle when shaken. Really need to always turn off VR before turning the camera off? Any danger of lens damage if you don't? all that means is don't remove the lens while it's actively stabilizing, which is not something anyone is likely to do. stabilization will park itself moments after you take your finger off the shutter button, at which point you can remove the lens without issue, whether or not the camera is still on and whether or not the vr switch is on. Makes sense. Thanks. -- _____________________________ Ron, the humblest guy in town
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February 22nd 13, 12:10 PM
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D90, VR, and lens rattle
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lid (Ron) wrote: The manual for the Nikon D90 says not to turn the camera off or remove the lens while VR is in effect... the result being that the lens may rattle when shaken. Really need to always turn off VR before turning the camera off? Any danger of lens damage if you don't? Not sure about that but retracting a telephoto lens by pushing it in from the front (instead of turning the ring), can strip the gears and ruin the lens. Been there. -- m-m Photo Gallery: http://www.mhmyers.com
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February 22nd 13, 03:50 PM
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D90, VR, and lens rattle
M-M wrote:
In article , lid (Ron) wrote: The manual for the Nikon D90 says not to turn the camera off or remove the lens while VR is in effect... the result being that the lens may rattle when shaken. Really need to always turn off VR before turning the camera off? Any danger of lens damage if you don't? Not sure about that but retracting a telephoto lens by pushing it in from the front (instead of turning the ring), can strip the gears and ruin the lens. Been there. Ouch. I'll remember that. Thx. -- _____________________________ Ron, the humblest guy in town
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