We've heard of imitation phones, computers, but DSLR cameras? Those aren't as common as you would think, but apparently this is an issue that Nikon is looking to warn its customers about. The company has recently issued an update to its service note warning customers that there are potentially fraudulently modified Nikon DSLRs out there. Now we should note that these DSLRs are "fake" per se. These are actual Nikon DSLRs but they have been modified to resemble higher-end Nikon models. According t...
We've heard of imitation phones, computers, but DSLR cameras? Those aren't as common as you would think, but apparently this is an issue that Nikon is looking to warn its customers about. The company has recently issued an update to its service note warning customers that there are potentially fraudulently modified Nikon DSLRs out there. Now we should note that these DSLRs are "fake" per se. These are actual Nikon DSLRs but they have been modified to resemble higher-end Nikon models. According t...
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