RBruceCR
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My GX's shutter release and shutter lock came off the camera body!
I managed to put it back in place by rotating the lock and screwing it down, however, the lock is no longer locking the shutter release!
I would like to know if this merits to ship back the camera for repair or perhaps I can fix it myself?
Suggestions are most welcome!
Regards,
Robert H. Bruce
I managed to put it back in place by rotating the lock and screwing it down, however, the lock is no longer locking the shutter release!
I would like to know if this merits to ship back the camera for repair or perhaps I can fix it myself?
Suggestions are most welcome!
Regards,
Robert H. Bruce
Frontman
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The shutter button assembly is held on by a lock ring. It is a bit difficult to put these back together. It is easier to simply replace the top cover with another one. I have extra top covers in silver or black if you want one.
b1bmsgt
Yeah, I still use film...
It is a bit difficult to put these back together.
An understatement! If they are the same as on the GSN, it is darn near impossible! Go for the replacement top!
Russ
RBruceCR
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Wow, I am buying the replacement top or having the camera shipped to Georgia from Costa Rica for warranty repair...quite a conundrum!
RBruceCR
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Replacement top plate arrived, had it replaced, original ever-ready cover arrived, cute!
Now I have a good replacement original top plate with the loose shutter release and I am going to attempt fixing it. All thanks to @Frontman and this website.
In the meantime I purchased a step down 55-52 mm adaptor and three ND filters to play with my two Electro 35's with motion and water, people and umbrellas and color shift and motion.
Thank you all!
Now I have a good replacement original top plate with the loose shutter release and I am going to attempt fixing it. All thanks to @Frontman and this website.
In the meantime I purchased a step down 55-52 mm adaptor and three ND filters to play with my two Electro 35's with motion and water, people and umbrellas and color shift and motion.
Thank you all!
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