Yikes.  Let's hope it's not a problem caused by the solution to a
different problem.  That would be too much to bear...

Since it was just my son, not a client, I was shooting, and we were
only 2 blocks from home,  I didn't bring the back-up gear that I
usually do to a shoot... the bag with the k7, extra lenses, flash.
Ive never needed them before, thankfully.  But, I won't be leaving
them behind again...!

:)
-c

On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 1:48 PM, Larry Colen <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Sep 23, 2012, at 7:38 PM, Christine Nielsen wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Here's a head-scratcher:
>>
>> Tonight, I was shooting senior portraits of my son.  We had gone out
>> to the track at the high school, a place he holds quite dear, for the
>> occasion.  As the evening grew darker, I had my flash (540) set up on
>> a stand & softbox, firing with the camera's wireless remote system.
>> All was fine, more or less, for several minutes.  Until the camera
>> stopped shooting.  I would press the shutter, and I'd get a flicker of
>> light (focus assist or pop up flash signalling the 540?  not sure..),
>> but the shutter wouldn't fire. Several times I would re-focus and try
>> again, but nothing.  I tried the following:
>>
>> - turning the whole thing off & on again
>> - turning off the focus assist light
>> - setting the AF to release priority, instead of focus priority
>> - using manual focus
>> - turning off flash, shooting manual exposure mode
>> - shooting in Av, Tv, Tav, P and AUTO
>>
>> None of these got the shutter to fire.
>
>
> I too have a replacement shutter mechanism in my K-5.  I have had a couple of 
> issues in the past week where it just did some whacky shit with the flash 
> attached.  Not allowing me to set the shutter speed faster than 1/90 second, 
> and other things.  I had to take the battery out of the camera for a few 
> seconds to get it to behave.
>
> I think it happened the first time about a week ago in SF, and I forgot about 
> it until it happened to me again yesterday.  I am getting a bit nervous now.
>
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