Eric Papa Well-known member Jan 8, 2007 #1 Is there any repair option for a 'nick' in the lens besides replacing the lens???
Spec-Comm DVXuser Sponsor Jan 8, 2007 #2 Hello Eric, We have some special polishing techniques, however, that is very limited since we don't want to harm your thin film interference layer. Worst case scenario is lens replacement. Best regards, Andrew Hoffman Senior Operations Manager Specialized Communications Corp. 20940 Twin Springs Dr. Smithsburg, MD 21783-1510 USA 800-359-1858 301-790-0103 Fax: 301-790-0173 andrewh@spec-comm.com www.spec-comm.com Please visit our new online store at ( http://www.spec-comm.com/store ). New products being added daily!
Hello Eric, We have some special polishing techniques, however, that is very limited since we don't want to harm your thin film interference layer. Worst case scenario is lens replacement. Best regards, Andrew Hoffman Senior Operations Manager Specialized Communications Corp. 20940 Twin Springs Dr. Smithsburg, MD 21783-1510 USA 800-359-1858 301-790-0103 Fax: 301-790-0173 andrewh@spec-comm.com www.spec-comm.com Please visit our new online store at ( http://www.spec-comm.com/store ). New products being added daily!
TedRR Well-known member Jan 9, 2007 #3 This is way I plead to everyone, get a clear filter on that camera the moment you take it out of the box. I wish you well.
This is way I plead to everyone, get a clear filter on that camera the moment you take it out of the box. I wish you well.