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12-31-2015 12:49 AM
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12-31-2015 07:20 AM
Or you are in Live View. Is your power switch pointing at the camera icon? It should be in middle position.
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12-31-2015 08:13 AM
@jrhoffman75 wrote:Or you are in Live View. Is your power switch pointing at the camera icon? It should be in middle position.
Yes, good point that I should have thought to mention. More often than not, mirror lockup is due to the camera being set to Live View.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
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12-31-2015 07:11 AM
It sounds as though you have the mirror locked in the "up" position. Check your user manual for how to release it back to normal operation.
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12-31-2015 07:20 AM
Or you are in Live View. Is your power switch pointing at the camera icon? It should be in middle position.
Conway, NH
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12-31-2015 08:13 AM
@jrhoffman75 wrote:Or you are in Live View. Is your power switch pointing at the camera icon? It should be in middle position.
Yes, good point that I should have thought to mention. More often than not, mirror lockup is due to the camera being set to Live View.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
