The most ordinary type of repair - a true "walk-in job," as repair technicians like to say. Just replace a faulty memory card slot: minimal disassembly, a bit of soldering - and the camera is saved. However, even in such a simple repair, there are a few nuances that can easily turn fatal for the camera. Our patient: Nikon D750, which, even without a memory card inserted, shows the "err" message instead of the frame counter. The camera is unusable - the shutter is locked, even if you try to
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By today's standards, the Nikon D780 is supposedly hopelessly outdated (of course not!), but I've never had a chance to look inside before. This model somehow got lost between the super-popular D750 and D850, and even spare parts for it were not eagerly sold. So when I was asked about the possibility of repairing one, I replied with great enthusiasm. The problem, as described by the owner, was also unusual: one not-so-fine day, the camera simply stopped taking pictures. Pressing the shutter

