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Apr 19, 2015 10:52 |  #121
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Lbsimon wrote in post #17523673 (external link)
I would not call it "deterioration", but rather "failure". If it happened to mine, I would send it in for service.

I don't see the point of paying to fix something that is not a problem.


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Apr 19, 2015 10:56 as a reply to  @ GeoKras1989's post |  #122

Of course it depends on the severity, and everybody sees it differently.




  
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Well, that and I am really CHEAP!


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Apr 19, 2015 11:02 |  #124

I use the two O-ring solution: a small diameter one that stays in place and a larger diameter one I roll in and out of position. That way, I have an actual lens lock for when I have the camera/lens on a sling strap..... it just doesn't move. In addition, if I'm set up on my tripod, I can lean the camera at any angle, at any focal length and lock it in place.

The negative is I don't have a dampened zoom.. it's either locked or unlocked. I haven't found this to be a problem for me but as always, ymmv.


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Some day I'll put a rubber band on it. That worked fine for my 28-135 for years.


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