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Since I’m living on the beachfront in Durban,
my (first) manual shutter release cable picked up a coarseness on the inside of the casing, which could be nothing else than rust. I had to find another one for my Fuji Finepix s9600.
This same release, seen under SHUTTER RELEASE CABLE at
http://www.alzodigital.com/online_store/digital_camera_fuji_ s9000_kit.htm became very very scarce. I battled finding one, would have ordered one from abroad if necessary, but could not even find one internationally. WOW!!! Then I was lucky enough to find one locally in Cape Town!
I ordered it and received it this morning and knowing how hard it was finding it, it should be handled with satin gloves.
My question: Should I/ can I/ treat it with engine oil or gun oil inside the casing? Or, are there any reason for not doing it?
my (first) manual shutter release cable picked up a coarseness on the inside of the casing, which could be nothing else than rust. I had to find another one for my Fuji Finepix s9600.
This same release, seen under SHUTTER RELEASE CABLE at
http://www.alzodigital.com/online_store/digital_camera_fuji_ s9000_kit.htm became very very scarce. I battled finding one, would have ordered one from abroad if necessary, but could not even find one internationally. WOW!!! Then I was lucky enough to find one locally in Cape Town!
I ordered it and received it this morning and knowing how hard it was finding it, it should be handled with satin gloves.
My question: Should I/ can I/ treat it with engine oil or gun oil inside the casing? Or, are there any reason for not doing it?
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