shane_mckenzie

<p>I should add, the camera will take a picture and it will be in focus if done manually. It won't be exposed properly mind as the metering is stuck.</p>

<p>The 70-200 is in a bad way, lots of debris and water residue in the elements- it arrived at Nikon today. We'll see how well NPS works.<br> As mentioned, I've tried numerous lenses. They all have the focus hunt issue when attached to this body. From googling around its not unusual for the metering and focus system to go when dealing with water damage.<br> Honestly I think I've exhausted all options, but you never know :)</p>

<p>So my D700 which I use as a 2nd body to my D4 went for a swim in some pretty muddy water on the weekend. Fully submerged for about 4 secs with a 70-200 2.8 VRII on it.<br> The camera powers on and takes pictures but it hunts for focus and metering is stuck, i.e. it doesn't change regardless of the scene.<br> Surprisingly the mirror box is is pretty clean and nothing is on the sensor. I cleaned the contacts and blew air onto the autofocus mirror (it looked clean anyway). I've done a two button reset and tried numerous lenses. <br> Just wondering if anyone else had any other suggestions?</p>