grip shutter release unreliable
Dan
K-3, a macro lens and a DA*300mm...



Worth a try.

Dan
K-3, a macro lens and a DA*300mm...



It did work at first and I thought you'd cracked it, but then it just stopped. I'll have another root around.
I think I'll wait till after Christmas to get it fixed tho'.
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I bought the Camera locally in Plymouth at the London Camera Exchange, so I went back and asked them what they thought the problem was and after trying a new grip to make sure it wasn't my camera, they just replaced the grip on the spot. They are a 'Pro' dealership so they could have just put it on a priority repair and kept their stock, but they chose to look after me.
So I'm glad I didn't buy from another country or eBay.
In fact, if I had done that I would have settled for a 400D in my ignorance, but after handling everything in the shop (this is so important) then going away to research, I became the proud owner of a 'proper' camera which also suited my style of work - something most research would fail to show up.
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mine was fine when I bought it in Aug, but now it's unreliable and only focuses if I press it hard enought to release the shutter.
I don't use it very often (keep forgetting it's there!)
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