Nikon Fe Shutter Button Stuck at Randall Nicholas blog

Nikon Fe Shutter Button Stuck. Today i was out with my fe, shooting a roll of kr64, and after about 16 exposures the shutter stuck open. Nikon fes commonly turn up jammed, that is the shutter won't release, even though the shutter is cocked. Sometimes the mirror gets stuck when the battery runs out too. Shutter sticks after a period of time left without shooting and at random. As for finishing the cocking of the shutter, stop moving the lever when the film runs out. The most likely cause is flat batteries as the camera requires a voltage to. Now when i shoot with the electronic shutter, the mirror and the shutter get stuck. Heres an idea of the symptoms with this fe: I'm forced to switch to m90 or b to get the shutter closed and the mirror back down. Judging by the number of youtube videos i see addressing this problem it seems to be a fairly common issue with the fe2 and fm2.

Now when i shoot with the electronic shutter, the mirror and the shutter get stuck. The most likely cause is flat batteries as the camera requires a voltage to. Heres an idea of the symptoms with this fe: Judging by the number of youtube videos i see addressing this problem it seems to be a fairly common issue with the fe2 and fm2. Sometimes the mirror gets stuck when the battery runs out too. Today i was out with my fe, shooting a roll of kr64, and after about 16 exposures the shutter stuck open. Nikon fes commonly turn up jammed, that is the shutter won't release, even though the shutter is cocked. I'm forced to switch to m90 or b to get the shutter closed and the mirror back down. Shutter sticks after a period of time left without shooting and at random. As for finishing the cocking of the shutter, stop moving the lever when the film runs out.

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Nikon Fe Shutter Button Stuck As for finishing the cocking of the shutter, stop moving the lever when the film runs out. Heres an idea of the symptoms with this fe: Sometimes the mirror gets stuck when the battery runs out too. I'm forced to switch to m90 or b to get the shutter closed and the mirror back down. Shutter sticks after a period of time left without shooting and at random. The most likely cause is flat batteries as the camera requires a voltage to. As for finishing the cocking of the shutter, stop moving the lever when the film runs out. Nikon fes commonly turn up jammed, that is the shutter won't release, even though the shutter is cocked. Now when i shoot with the electronic shutter, the mirror and the shutter get stuck. Today i was out with my fe, shooting a roll of kr64, and after about 16 exposures the shutter stuck open. Judging by the number of youtube videos i see addressing this problem it seems to be a fairly common issue with the fe2 and fm2.