Darnold9999
Contributor
Managed to flood my housing (D200 Nikon). Not a full flood, but about 10% of the housing was flooded. Managed to get a wrinkle in an o-ring putting aport on in a hurry. Killed the D200 and probably the 60mm lens. Looks like the TTL circuitry is OK. Back of the board has some corrosion, but cleans up OK. Front (which has all the electronics) does not seem to have any water on it at all and looks pristine so I am thinking that it might be just fine but I have no idea how to find out.
How can I test the TTL function?
At the moment I have a D90 as a test camera and would like to know if the TTL is OK before deciding what camera to replace the D200 with. i.e. if I need to replace TTL board, camera body and 60mm lens I may upgrade the camera body and housing instead. (or take up a less expensive hobby)
Thanks
How can I test the TTL function?
At the moment I have a D90 as a test camera and would like to know if the TTL is OK before deciding what camera to replace the D200 with. i.e. if I need to replace TTL board, camera body and 60mm lens I may upgrade the camera body and housing instead. (or take up a less expensive hobby)
Thanks