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The FT-1 is a motor drive and one can't advance the shutter manually, with speed set in "B." The mirror can be moved but returns to the up position. When the batteries were inserted an...
I have been searching, as have other S2 afficionados, for a way to fire the shutter other than the bulb (!?!) or cable.
SO HERE'S THE QUESTION: could not one first attach a swing-away lever that...
Can anyone supply instructions for unlocking the shutter. The film advance lever operates fully but the shutter release will not depress.
thanks very much,
Tom
Is my shutter on my Canon 50d on they way out? every time I use the live view, the shutter makes a problematic noise, as if its only half shutting, but it does take the picture. If I use the normal vi...
I just purchased a used Nikon N50 and I can't seem to figure out how to set or change the shutter speed. It didn't come with a manual. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
...next day to find my d200 had a problem. no matter what mode I'm in (used manual for this purpose) the shutter sounds the same at 1/5000 as it does for 2 sec. The only exception is a slight click ...
Do you know if there is a shutter release cable that is compatible with the Nikon D3000?
... with my D200. Occasionally when I am either in manual or aperture priority mode, I will take a shot, the shutter hangs open and I get an error message. Most times the only way to revive the camera ...
I just got an Canon AE-1 and i can't seem to get the shutter to fire. i have changed the battery and that doesn't seem to be the problem
can you tell me the fast way for shutter speed on the nikon d200
Hello...I am looking for a small digital camera that will produce high quality images with preferably low shutter lag. Does anybody have any suggestions?
...ng fairly new to Nikon cameras I'm having great difficulty working out where I can find the number of shutter activations on my D200
Could anyone point me in the right direction...
Hi there,
My D200 has a problem. Every time i take a photo in manual (the only mode i use) the shutter speed changes itself everysingle time i take a photo to a range between 1/8th of a second and ...
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I have a 3 year old Canon EOS 30D, and the shutter release button is hardly working, It focus's normally, but to take the shot is another story, and I have to press the button pretty hard for...
... that one as the nikon is the camera that is broken. Thank u!
M....manual exposure mode. You decide both shutter and aperture values based on your light meter.
A....aperture priority mode. This al...
...g the sports setting on your camera may not be compensating for your longer lens thus choosing too slow of shutter speeds. Try setting camera to shutter priority, S on your top knob. Then select shutt...
...r's manual is the best place to go for this information, but a quick search showed that selecting the shutter speed is not possible on this camera. To do that, you would need a shutter priority ...
The key is going to be shutter speed. The IS will help prevent camera shake from entering into the scenario, but subject movement is not addressed with IS. If you go to a fast enough shutter speed d...
...ou are shooting or just ones using flash?
This is common with film SLR's that have curtain type of shutters when shooting with shutter speeds faster than the flash sync speed (usually 1/60). ...
What would you like to know specifically about shutter speeds? The waterfall article you read deals with some of the creative aspects of shutter speed. Other than that, it just tells how long the sh...
I don't think it's motion blur from your children moving. I think it's you, jerking the shutter release. Even the highchair shows movement in one picture, unless it was moving also. Pic...
I want to take a long exposure shot with my d3000 on a tripod using a remote shutter release, but i dont want to have to hold the button the whole time? is there a shutter release for me?
While you are answering Bob's questions, your problem is one of two things...either your shutter speed is too slow to freeze the action, or you are introducing camera shake...again, function of a...
It is all going to come down to shutter speed. You are on the right track selecting a higher ISO as that will allow a faster shutter speed. If there is any way you can adjust the aperture on the cam...
...int and shoot with image stabilization.....correct? If that is the case, when you turn the flash off, the shutter speed will slow to allow for proper exposure. Like Jim said, with the slower shutter...
...e meter and turn the dial until the needle matches the indicator on the dial. Now you look at the f/stop shutter speed combinations on the dial and pick one.
With a digital meter, you set the fil...
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