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ARGH!
Just checking my kit before going on a photography course tomorrow, and my go-to Nikon 18-200 VR lens is playing up on both my cameras. The lens won't auto-focus, and makes a horrible "hissing" sound when it tries. I can manually focus on both bodies, but only my colour body (D7100) allows me to change aperture - my IR body (D90) won't allow the aperture to be set.
Both cameras are fine with other lenses.
Any suggestions, or is this going to be an RTM? If RTM, how long is the usual turn-around time?
The other problem is I'm off to Scotland in less than a month for 2 weeks, and Italy straight after as part of that same trip! So I need this sort of general purpose lens for the Italy portion of the trip. So if I stand no chance of getting the lens back in time, are there any cheap alternatives? I've got a Tamron 28-75 F2.8, Sigma 105 Macro F2.8, Sigma 10-20, Nikon 70-300VR and a Nikon 50 F1.8. The Tamron tends to be attached to one body. The 18-200 replaced my 18-105 which I broke a few years ago, and was my original go-to lens.
Just checking my kit before going on a photography course tomorrow, and my go-to Nikon 18-200 VR lens is playing up on both my cameras. The lens won't auto-focus, and makes a horrible "hissing" sound when it tries. I can manually focus on both bodies, but only my colour body (D7100) allows me to change aperture - my IR body (D90) won't allow the aperture to be set.
Both cameras are fine with other lenses.
Any suggestions, or is this going to be an RTM? If RTM, how long is the usual turn-around time?
The other problem is I'm off to Scotland in less than a month for 2 weeks, and Italy straight after as part of that same trip! So I need this sort of general purpose lens for the Italy portion of the trip. So if I stand no chance of getting the lens back in time, are there any cheap alternatives? I've got a Tamron 28-75 F2.8, Sigma 105 Macro F2.8, Sigma 10-20, Nikon 70-300VR and a Nikon 50 F1.8. The Tamron tends to be attached to one body. The 18-200 replaced my 18-105 which I broke a few years ago, and was my original go-to lens.