Rolling shutter problem Yes or No?
1079376
They all use CMOS sensors (as opposed to CCD, which has its own artifact issues), they all suffer from rolling shutter, wobble, and skew.
1842292
Based onu limited use, wind and brush may not be an issue. In experimental trials where I was the moving object approaching the camera from various angles, I could not get the camera to take pictures on a consistent basis. It failed to take my picture at a high rate. I doubt if moving brush will trigger it at a higher rate,
417766
Nope, I have not had a single problem with this camera, I have had it about a year. No wiggles. I use it a lot. Hope this helps.
1045512
I am having the same problem...in fact, I just went back and reread some of the reviews, because I can't believe I am the only one who is experiencing this. Everyone raves about this camera! I, too, would like to know what I am doing wrong.
436861
Thankyou! I haven't used my camera in several months because of this same problem. I followed your suggestions. It took a few tries, but it is now working!! Just in time for Christmas!
1227651
Yes, at the 18mm setting It may report an error. It happened to me only once, I didn't find out if it was a camera or lease issue.
1882947
I've never had that problem although I do know that you really need to hold the button down until you hear the shutter click almost an old-fashioned film camera or the picture won't take. Hope you find a solution to your problem!
217288
Personally, I haven't had a problem with minor movement or taking a picture on the move, briefly stopping for the pic, and moving again. We just completed a trip to Europe, and the photos were fantastic. Sharp and clear. But I think it's up to you and how steady you think your hands are. Most new cameras today, like Sony, have image stabilization. But there is a point where stabilization and shaky become two different things.
2242620
It looks like your timer is on. Change to single frame shooting? You can also update the firmware in the camera if yours is not up to date.
328622
I would say try to find a way to reset the camera to all it's default settings to see if it was just something silly you pressed/touched. If that doesn't work, check your return policy. Other than that.....um....try a hammer.
1165514
I have had no such problem but I can see why you'd be concerned. I use it for photo shoots (light use) only though.
672113
Yes. Send it back right away. The camera is faulty. Other than that, just to be absolutely sure go into camera settings and reset all to default before you make a final decision.
718691
Thank you very much for your response. I was beginning to think I was the only one with this problem. Your explanation is probably correct. I have had two other digital cameras and neither had this problem. I doubt if much can be done about it...
2069953
Same here, I got my D50 nearly 3 years ago and also have been plagued by the sticky shutter problem starting after 1.5 years. I have been taking lots of photos (29500 shutter releases so far) and used the extended warranty. I'm also disappointed by this shutter and considering returning the camera again for repair.I envy the time where people would keep their film camera for 20+ years... (maybe they did not take that many photos :)
2092546
I have not had any problems with that so far. Now granted it is not summertime. I have only had this a month. Only once did I need to cup my hand over the top to see. Again, not a bad camera for the low dollars.
2199780
Did you drop the camera? Probably you have a mechanical problem , should be easy to fix
1735223
Hi! I'll look at mine again. I think the previous answer was right, I think I remember directions being in the wrong order. Sometimes, I don't know if this is helpful or not, the spring is the key to making it work right. If the spring isn't installed correctly it won't hold open or shut what it needs to. What is the exact problem you're having? Shutter won't close or open?