Another dead camera, this time a top DSLR coming from Nikon, the D3s was and even today is still performing great results. In this video, I'm opening the camera and diagnose the issue, there will be a second part of this repair so make sure you are subscribed and notification bell ON 😉. Meantime, enjoy this repair/tutorial and hope you've learned something from it!


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