shutter release help....huh? -- Canon Digital Cameras in photography-on-the.net forums

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Jun 07, 2004 19:43 | #1

OK...I've read just about every word I could find on the shutter release issue/adjustment for the 1 series bodies. I noticed that Check Westfall (?) mentioned that it can be adjusted by the service tech without opening the camera or disassembly, so why don't I find some cool instructions on how to do it. I'm starting to get disappointed by you "hacks" out there. you can hack a 300D into a 10D, but not figure out how to adjust the shutter release.......

Seriously, if anyone has instructions let me know. I can't find them at all.

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Jun 07, 2004 22:22 | #3

Jim_T wrote:
Adjust the shutter release

What would need adjusting and why ??

On the first MKII's the vertical shutter is ultra-sensitive.

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Jun 08, 2004 15:55 | #4

its not just on the MkII's, but that thread is well past its prime. I did get an email from canon explaining that the adjustment was done without opening the camera and required special tools/parts that canon has. make me wonder.... I imagine there is a plunger under the cap that is threaded or something like that. Wish I had the quevos (sp) to try it myself.....

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Jun 09, 2004 11:02 | #5

here's my explanation on the question from a guy who wanted to know the nr of releases his camera made!

it also tells you why you can't do it!
if you find a hacker that can please send me a copie of the software :wink: :lol:

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=34481

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