> > A collegue of me took his Nik 5 down to 60 m and IT HAPPENED. > > So i would not recommend to take it deeper than the 50 m. > > Hi Didi; > > What happened? Did it implode or just flood? I've had several Nik V's > flood, but never because they were taken too deep. > > Aloha, > Rich Hi Rich The Nik 5 body was flooded and the 35mm lens was flooded as well. After sending it to NIKON for inspection and repairing, (fortunately it happened in lake zurich, which is clearwater-lake) they told us that the water entered through the body-lens connection.the water which flooded the lens entered through the o-rings securing the aperture-knob. rgds Didi (Zurich) ... ......... .. .. ..... .... . .. ... .. ..... ......... ... .... .... ... . .... .. ^^^^ ..******.. \ * O /> \\ . ** /> (O O) .... and the SCUBA-Diver says: \\ * /> I "Shit happens all the time !" //.** \> (*) // *. \> / *.*.*.\> * * * * * ******** * * * * * *** ***** * * ***** * ********************************************************************* Didi Wagner ------------> didi@F1*.te*.ch* *********************************************************************
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