Cholland, I sent this to the list before, but here it is again. Take the switch around the shutter button off of the camera and look under it. The grey button is held up by a small spring. The spring is bent and fouling the track for the button to be pressed down or switch to rotate. Pull the spring out, stretch it a bit, and chop the ruined part off. All this can be accomplished by removing the collar on the switch, the part that surrounds the shutter release button. Regards, Bob S.
On 1/29/06, Cholland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've got a SuperProgram that I admit has been in my bag for a long while > since I've had my DS around. Anyways, I decided to use it last night. > Turned it on, shot some pictures. Now here's my problem: I can't switch > it back to the locked position. It seems like the grey button you press > as you slide it back to L (or into 125x or Bulb) won't press down. (I > can switch between Auto-shutter and Manual modes, but you never had to > press the grey button to change between those). > > Anybody have any clue if there's a remedy for this? This is my > first/favourite camera and it would be a real shame to me if it was > stuck like this. > > Thanks everybody. > >
