Good to know my case is not unique. It has happened with more than one
lens. I wonder if an eraser applied to the camera lens mount contacts
would be in order?
I have never had to remove the battery to get it restored; just kept
trying and it eventually started working.
On 8/7/20 7:40 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
I love the E-1 as a change of pace device. The only problem I ever have
with it is that there are times when the shutter release seems a little
reluctant to click, but that usually doesn't linger very long.
Oh, most definitely. However, that's usually related to the setting
that holds off on the shutter until it's in focus.
When taking a series of short or long bursts, where I'm deep into the
buffer, there is the occasional lock-up where the camera just goes
away and never comes back. I'll have to pop the battery. When that
happens, I lose the images in the buffer and sometimes the last couple
images before that. It's something I've seen happen with every E-1
I've used.
AG Schnozz
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Jim Nichols
Tullahoma, TN USA
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