Jade, two things: turn off HTML in IE (instructions on the web page), and change your full name from "anonymous". Otherwise your posts won't make it through to the digest. ------- Start of forwarded message ------- >From "Anonymous" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear Nikon users, Have any of you found AF-D 35-70/2.8 fogging after a year or so ? I had = found that mine got thin fog at rear elements. I've just sold it for = $400, lucky me. A week after, my friend who also uses 35-70/2.8 found = the same thing. He purchased his lens 6 months later after me, but his = lens fogs worse. So, I told him to sell his lens to a used-camera shop. = Guess what ? There, we found 2 other 35-70/2.8Ds with same problem ! All = are fogging at the rear elements. Looks like a bug from Nikon. When I was about to purchase this lens, a pro Nikon user told me about = this, but I ignored him. Hey, it's sharp ! Now, I hope that I can reach = for the new 28-70/2.8 AFS. Winston S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]=20 [ Internet Exploder HTML deleted ] ------- End of forwarded message -------