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Nikon 8700 WAS all wet!

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HIKER4LIFE - 05 May 2006 12:05 GMT
Maybe I posted about getting the CP 8700 all wet!  Well, would you believe -
it COMPLETELY dried out and is my camera for hiking, again.  Took off that
pl cir filter and all shots are now sharply focused.

This is why I always buy Nikon - it takes the abuse - every piece of
equipment I own (all Nikon) has been dropped at one time or another and this
CP 8700, was wet, once before.

I carry this little gem on hikes in the rain, sun, etc., etc.

Thanks for listening.

Hiker
Allodoxaphobia - 05 May 2006 21:56 GMT
> Maybe I posted about getting the CP 8700 all wet!  Well, would you believe -
> it COMPLETELY dried out and is my camera for hiking, again.  Took off that
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> equipment I own (all Nikon) has been dropped at one time or another and this
> CP 8700, was wet, once before.

Well, one of my CP 2000's survived a drop from nipple-height onto rocks
-- and I use it still.

However, another CP 2000 in my underwater housing did _not_ survive
flooding in salt water.  (Not that I expected it to.......)

Jonesy
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