I haven't experienced that on either of my *istD cameras, nor have I heard of 
it. I think you should send it to Colorado. If you start disassembling things, 
you could void your warranty.
Paul


> I took both my new lenses out for testing today, and I finally found out why
> I was having what I thought were metering problems over Christmas: it
> appears that the mechanism on the camera that controls the aperture gets
> stuck and won't close below around f/5.6. When I tried to do DOF preview,
> the aperture wouldn't close at all. We came home and Nate fiddled with the
> camera for a while. We thought he'd fixed it, but I only managed to squeeze
> off about 5 exposures before the problem reappeared. 
> 
> I suppose this means the camera will be making a trip to Colorado, right? Is
> there any way we can fix this ourselves, and have any of you seen this on
> the istD before? Could it be related to cold weather? It was about 30
> degrees Farenheit today/
> 
> Thanks,
> Amita
> 
> 

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