You should take of the first segment of your lens ,take out the shutter mechanism and rinse it in warm water. That should do it. Instead you ripped the whole thing out.
Hey, have you tried "photo SFX art" (do a Google search for it)? On their website you can watch a good free video demonstrating the right way to shoot amazing pictures. This made it possible for Matt to make photographs which have that jaw-dropping-effect while you take a look at them. Hopefully it works for you too...
Easier solution, just use a small flat-head screwdriver to pull up on the plastic parts you cut out from the inside. It is safest to do this when the shutter is shut.
may i ask what type of sony digi cam is that? couz i have this problem when i after taking picture the playback has lines and i cant see the image.. Pls help..
Similarly Google "repair of stuck lens covers". Again, the first result will show you how to easily fix the problem shown in this video without damaging the camera.
just Google stuck shutter. The first result "A Simple Fix for a Stuck Shutter (Do it Yourself Digital Camera Repair)" should be what you're looking for.
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ReplyDeleteYou should take of the first segment of your lens ,take out the shutter mechanism and rinse it in warm water. That should do it. Instead you ripped the whole thing out.
ReplyDeleteHey, have you tried "photo SFX art" (do a Google search for it)? On their website you can watch a good free video demonstrating the right way to shoot amazing pictures. This made it possible for Matt to make photographs which have that jaw-dropping-effect while you take a look at them. Hopefully it works for you too...
ReplyDeleteEasier solution, just use a small flat-head screwdriver to pull up on the plastic parts you cut out from the inside. It is safest to do this when the shutter is shut.
ReplyDeletework or not
ReplyDeletemay i ask what type of sony digi cam is that?
ReplyDeletecouz i have this problem when i after taking picture the playback has lines and i cant see the image..
Pls help..
Similarly Google "repair of stuck lens covers". Again, the first result will show you how to easily fix the problem shown in this video without damaging the camera.
ReplyDeletejust Google stuck shutter. The first result "A Simple Fix for a Stuck Shutter (Do it Yourself Digital Camera Repair)" should be what you're looking for.
ReplyDeleteI got shutter problem. but its not like yours. Its the ' eye' of the lens. any idea of diy fix?
ReplyDeletedoes this really work
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