I used the Nikon 18-105 VR lenses to take this picture. After a year of use, the lens spontaneously detaches when being used for close-up photography. I went back to the store where I had purchased it, and they took it away. They assured me that everything would be handled in accordance with the guarantee, and when the camera was fixed and returned, they gave me a 5500 invoice. I was stunned! I am "such a very bad mistress of my camera" as I also climbed inside on my own and scratched the mirror and broke all the mechanisms))) It turns out that I loosened all the mounts myself, which caused me to take the lens off too frequently (in fact, I didn't take it off even once in a year, as they put it on me when I bought it, and it stood untouched until that very unpleasant incident). The argument lasted a while. Yet I was unable to offer any evidence. To pick up my own camera, I had to pay. What actually occurred to her is unclear; perhaps something was harmed when the lens dropped off, or perhaps there was a marriage from the start, but I was unable to do so, not only did I not intend to do so. During the first year, I hardly ever used the lens and only took a few frames every few months (it ended up that there were never any good photo opportunities). The rest of the time, my camera sat in a bag on a shelf, collecting dust.
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