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Posted on May 25, 2008

Shutter problems when i press the shutter button the shutter will close fine but it doesnt open back up unless i press the button again and it tells me that i have no battery left while its closed

  • d_tomer Jul 08, 2008

    I have the -exact- same problem with my eos rebel G11, have had it for a couple years and it has only been used maybe 3 times, as the batteries are lithium ion batteries I always take them out when the camera is not in use to protect the camera and the longevity of the battery. I took the camera on a recent vacation to yellowstone, and have had this exact problem, the camera powers on, shows a full charge, even winds the film that you put in, but when you take a picture the shutter closes, the battery flashes low and turns off. If you wind the film manually, the camera will power back on and show a full charge again. I'm assuming because the exposure did not complete that my entire roll of film is ruined, I have emailed canon support on this issue and will post a response if a helpful one comes along.

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It sounds like your camera's shutter mechanism might be experiencing a malfunction. When you press the shutter button, it closes properly but fails to reopen unless prompted again. Additionally, it indicates a battery depletion error while in the closed position.
Firstly, ensure your battery is fully charged before troubleshooting further. Next, check for any physical obstructions or debris that could be hindering the shutter's movement. If the issue persists, Roller Shutters London, consider consulting a professional camera technician for a thorough inspection and repair. Avoid attempting to force the shutter open manually, as this could potentially cause more damage. Regular maintenance and servicing of your camera can also help prevent such problems in the future.

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I am having a similar problem with my eos 100QD.
shutter opens, then stays open until I depress the shutter switch again.
Sometimes about half my photos are lost on a roll, but the other photos are fine (as would be expected from how the film is wound). This problem looks like it's caused by the shutter mechanism failing, a common problem with older camera and one that is often more expensive to repair than it is to replace the body.

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