Alex Krasotkin
Well-known
Guys,
It happened that I had to dissamble my shutter button in order to fix the screw that was quite loose. After putting it back, I could not lift and turn the upper ring in order to change my ISO setting. All in all the camera is working fine and give me usual best results with currently set 400 ISO, which appears in the small window in the shutter button. I realize that I made a mistake during assembling it back and seek your advise how to assemble it in the correct order. All parts are in place and the mechanism is very similar to any mechanical cameras with ISO setting located on the shutter speed button.
What will you advise? We do not have local Epson repair in Russia and the problem itself does not sould really big. Perhaps it can be fixed by the ordinary photoequipment repairman who deals with mechanical cameras with the similar ISO setting mechanism?
Many thanks in advance for your advises.
best regards,
Alex
It happened that I had to dissamble my shutter button in order to fix the screw that was quite loose. After putting it back, I could not lift and turn the upper ring in order to change my ISO setting. All in all the camera is working fine and give me usual best results with currently set 400 ISO, which appears in the small window in the shutter button. I realize that I made a mistake during assembling it back and seek your advise how to assemble it in the correct order. All parts are in place and the mechanism is very similar to any mechanical cameras with ISO setting located on the shutter speed button.
What will you advise? We do not have local Epson repair in Russia and the problem itself does not sould really big. Perhaps it can be fixed by the ordinary photoequipment repairman who deals with mechanical cameras with the similar ISO setting mechanism?
Many thanks in advance for your advises.
best regards,
Alex
