writes:
>The reason I haven't opened mine up yet is that I don't want to
>introduce dust or moisture into the camera. I've been told that they
>flush it with nitrogen before closing it up so that there is no
>trapped
>moisture that would manifest itself as frost on the chip or inside of
>the window.
>
>Before I would open mine up, I would have to hear from someone else
>that
>had done it and what precautions and techniques they used.
>
>Glenn

There is no user serviceable parts in the Pictor cameras, they use
surface technology and use special tools to change a small amount of
components. I wouldn't mess with it unless I was a professional at
surface mounted boards and had a schematic, its a waste of time plus you
might damage something.

ric

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