Ok, I was out taking pics of a fire in my town tonight, And I had the 80-200 af-s on, So after I was finished with that focal length I switched to my Tamron 28-75
now when I took off the 80-200 I didn't take it off as smooth as I could have, (I was in a hurry) And so later on i'm hearing a funny noise from my Tamron when Autofocusing,
Assuming its the Tamron I went home, (AF still was accurate, maybe a bit slower than normal) Then switched lenses again and still hearing the funny noise (like the AF motor is quickly clicking as it turns, almost like its fighting with the lens to turn it (hence why I assumed it was the Tamron's problem) The 80-200 obviously makes no noises, since its an AF-s lens.
I think I bent or somehow damaged the screw driven AF motor in the D50! And I JUST got it back a week ago From Nikon with a Flash Circuitry replacement!
ARGH! Anyone know if this is just a quick fix, or should I send it away again (And hope it is covered by warranty)
now when I took off the 80-200 I didn't take it off as smooth as I could have, (I was in a hurry) And so later on i'm hearing a funny noise from my Tamron when Autofocusing,
Assuming its the Tamron I went home, (AF still was accurate, maybe a bit slower than normal) Then switched lenses again and still hearing the funny noise (like the AF motor is quickly clicking as it turns, almost like its fighting with the lens to turn it (hence why I assumed it was the Tamron's problem) The 80-200 obviously makes no noises, since its an AF-s lens.
I think I bent or somehow damaged the screw driven AF motor in the D50! And I JUST got it back a week ago From Nikon with a Flash Circuitry replacement!
ARGH! Anyone know if this is just a quick fix, or should I send it away again (And hope it is covered by warranty)