Do you need to switch it off? I've left mine on for months/years with no ill effects. The display times out... The batteries survive.
If I remember right, the lock mechanism is pretty simple. It's a spring and a ball bearing in below the gray button. If you take the switch off, you can see it and fix it. But you might need a special tool to unscrew the nut around the shutter release. Regards, Bob S. On 1/28/06, 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 gray 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 gray button to change between those). > > Anybody have any clue if there's a remedy for this? This is my > first/favorite camera and it would be a real shame to me if it was stuck > like this. > > Thanks everybody. > >
