What type of swab for the Nikon 800E ?
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The Nikon 800 has a full-frame (35.9 mm × 24 mm) sensor. Full-frame sensors require Type 3 sensor swabs. Type 2 swabs are sized to fit the smaller APS-C sensors.
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The D800 uses the same swab as the D700. I would assume the D800E would use the same., but I don't know for a fact. You can check with the manufacturer: Photographic Solutions at 508-759-2322. I had some problem removing some spots after going through 4 swabs, so I ended up taking my camera in to have it cleaned by a pro.
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The Nikon 800 has a full-frame (35.9 mm 24 mm) sensor. Full-frame sensors require Type 3 sensor swabs. Type 2 swabs are sized to fit the smaller APS-C sensors.
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As far as I know the swabs are made for all cameras. The secret is you need to know the size of your sensor, width, to get the right size.
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Yes, you will use a swab to gather the dust, which is a longer than a Q-tip. The test kit only has one test in it. You will have to send away the other samples to the company that does the analysis for an additional fee.
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I used the sb910 9very similar to sb900) on the Nikon D800 very successfully. I can only assume that these similar items will also work together. Why wouldn't the D800e work as well as the D800 on this speedlight? I recommend checking with Nikonusa.com website.
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they make one specifically for the M80/M100 camera, just search on Amazon, its a little cheaper, the difference is the cutoutson the face of the security box for sensors on M880 that the M80 doesnt have. Other reviewers have mentioned its not waterproof, its not supposed to be, its a lock box, the camera itself is water tight, CamlockBox Box for Moultrie M-80, M-100 and M80X, Camo
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Hello Kim,I have the 800e. But it looks like it will fit from what Nikon says: http://bit.ly/1AzlPqc
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Yes, it does work for d 800. But I would recommend to buy the rotating zoom instead of push and pull. The image quality is much better than these push pull. Worth the price.
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No Problem The only thing you would need is a good tripod. I find that holding the 8250 Nikon by hand during the day looking at wild animals is one thing but at night looking at the moon or stars its a lot harder to keep steady. w
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I bought the camera and didn't think I had spots - until I started doing some B&W; conversions. Spots every where. I used the electronic sensor cleaner faithfully, used a Giotto blower for dust removal, and there were still spots that obviously needed swab cleaning. That however, has to be performed by the Nikon facility, which requires shipping across country for me. I opted to return the camera.
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i am using the 800 so i dont know.you can always find on nikon's site directly.
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Zip case carrying bag, lens hood, tripod mounting foot. You shouldn't need anything else. Works on all of Nikon's DSLR cameras (as it's AF-S), and a few of Nikon's film cameras I believe.
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I typically use the pre-packaged alcohol swabs to remove the tackiness. The boxes of the swabs are reasonably priced and seem to work really well.
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The V750 comes with coatings on the lense(s), better software, and calibration targets. The wet scanning solution can be used with either the V700 or V750 and it is not included with either (from what I have read). The reviews I have read and looked at don't show a dramatic difference between the two but no doubt some may benefit from the enhanced version of Silverfast and the color calibration details. For raw optical performance, the two are very similar.
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I have had two scanners, both Mac the s510M and the newer S1500M. I called tech and described a line that had appeared on my scans. The tech said just clean wire and roller with cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol -- I did and it worked great!
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The scanner comes with software, a usb cable, and a pouch. Some sellers may include a SDHC card and batteries, but they are not included in the original packaging. I cant recall any cleaning cloth. Good little scanner, though.
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I have a chamois tipped cleaner (optics cleaner), it also has a lite brush on the opposite end, it's made for cleaning optics (binos, scopes, cameras lens). I've also used a lint free cloth to wipe the lens of my cameras, glasses ect.
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I'm in the same boat. Been researching all morning and have narrowed down to the same 2. Best review I've found is on pcmag... with bottomline given as "If you need a scanner that scans both film and prints, but you are more concerned with the prints, the 8800F is an ideal choice. If your needs are more film-based than print-based, look at the V500 for excellent film scanning."
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An item like this would be a great tool.Flash Bracket Swivel Bracket Umbrella Holder Studio Tilting Bracket for Nikon Canon E430 E580 SB600 SB800 SB900 By Fancierstudio Bracket BBasically what I use. Just be weary of its flimsiness to the elements! Grab some sand bags or use indoors.