An engineer friend of mine asked, "Why does Nikon use grease to lubricate?"

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barkingghost
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Re: An engineer friend of mine asked, "Why does Nikon use grease to lubricate?"
In reply to larrywilson, 6 months ago

larrywilson wrote:

There are many different types of Engineers, each has a specality such as a Civil Eng., Electrical Eng. or maybe a Mechanical Eng.. The fact remains that a camera should not be throwing oil unto the sensor requiring cleaning over and over. My d700 didn't, my d3s didn't and now my d4 isn't.

Larry

I think (to me) what is most important is where the oil is coming from. Is it coming as a residual condition of assembly, or is it coming from what should be a sealed system that is leaking. The former can be tolerated, the latter cannot.

And I agree that it does make a difference regarding what field the engineer is in. An IT engineer, or even a chemical engineer might not be as qualified as, say, a mechanical engineer ot an industrial engineer. But let's not dwell on the specificity of the engineering field, but more the appropriate question [by the engineer], IMO.

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