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Shutter about to fail? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter gmax
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mjmw
formally known as mw_aurora
Keith Reeder
Watch the birdie...
Ick! Don't remind me..!
Joking apart, Max - I don't know if that's the only indicator of a dying shutter, but if you're seeing this symptom you might well have a shutter problem.
The good news is that it's a straightforward fix. If you're under warranty that's great, but even if not it isn't a hugely expensive repair.
Joking apart, Max - I don't know if that's the only indicator of a dying shutter, but if you're seeing this symptom you might well have a shutter problem.
The good news is that it's a straightforward fix. If you're under warranty that's great, but even if not it isn't a hugely expensive repair.
My 30D shutter went yesterday the camera is only 13months old it will cost over £200 pounds to repair. To make matters worse I was photographing a Temminck's Stint at the Time I had to drive home for a spare camera by which time the best light was gone it never rains but it pours.
