View Full Version : D70 Problem. . .Advice???
willaibach
Apr-22-2008, 04:32 PM
Yesterday I was shooting a baseball game when I began having problems with my D70. When I would press the button to take a picture, it would lock up. Then, after a few seconds, it would click 4-5 times in very quick succession without taking a photo, and would then be fine. It almost seemed like the shutter was getting stuck and then released. Has anyone had this problem or have a suggestion? I would love to avoid having to pay to have it serviced, and I really need to get through the rest of the year before I will be able to afford to replace it.
Thanks, for any advice you guys might have.
Seymore
Apr-22-2008, 07:09 PM
Well, sounds like the shutter may be near end of life. But, a few questions...
- How many shutter activations?
- Have you tried the reset in the battery compartment?
- If you remove the lens and carefully lift the mirror, any visible problems with the shutter?
Let us know...
NikonsandVstroms
Apr-25-2008, 12:15 PM
Yesterday I was shooting a baseball game when I began having problems with my D70. When I would press the button to take a picture, it would lock up. Then, after a few seconds, it would click 4-5 times in very quick succession without taking a photo, and would then be fine. It almost seemed like the shutter was getting stuck and then released. Has anyone had this problem or have a suggestion? I would love to avoid having to pay to have it serviced, and I really need to get through the rest of the year before I will be able to afford to replace it.
Thanks, for any advice you guys might have.
This happened with my D50, except I don't think I had the four or five quick shutter openings, it would just wait a few seconds and then click over When I hit the shutter. Nikon replaced the shutter on mine, and it works fine now. So I'm guessing that's the problem
Mike02
Apr-25-2008, 10:23 PM
send it to service. if you dont want it to be fixed. then theres nothing we can do.
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