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Leica q has paint chip missing - how to fix?


karla1

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To me the main issue os not the paint chip, it's the mechanical behavior now the camera has been shocked.

I believe what you should check carefully is the autofocus system, the OIS (anti blurring) activation, and even the auto f-stop. Activate and deactivate them, listen the noises, see the effect on a real picture that you take.

I think nothing else "moves" in the cam, so unless a terrible shock misaligns the lenses (which would obviously show @100% size on the pics) you should be OK with these.

And if the seller doesn't want to let you test this way, given the cost of the cam : let him die.

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Guest jvansmit

if the underlying metal is scratched then the warranty may be compromised.

 

My warranty was voided when I scratched the bottom of the camera along some concrete a year ago. The scratch was 2-3mm long which I didn't think was at all significant but Leica thought otherwise.

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