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Hi all,
I had a little accident when I was hit by a wave and my camera 5D3 went for a temporary swim. I dried it off quickly and took the battery out. I left it dry with desiccant for a few days. I put a battery in and I got Error 70 without turning the on switch. At the moment it's not switching on at all. No response at all.
Any experienced people here? What are the odds it's dead dead.
Saltwater I know is not good for electronics.
The only upside is I got a very good photo just before I got hit.
I wasn't over impressed with the 5DIV but maybe now is the excuse.
(Divide the price by 10 and tell my good wife how much it's costs
)
I had a little accident when I was hit by a wave and my camera 5D3 went for a temporary swim. I dried it off quickly and took the battery out. I left it dry with desiccant for a few days. I put a battery in and I got Error 70 without turning the on switch. At the moment it's not switching on at all. No response at all.
Any experienced people here? What are the odds it's dead dead.
Saltwater I know is not good for electronics.
The only upside is I got a very good photo just before I got hit.
I wasn't over impressed with the 5DIV but maybe now is the excuse.
(Divide the price by 10 and tell my good wife how much it's costs
)