Originally posted by NS_Sailor It looks to me after reading the exif data camera settings for both shots and finding it to be identical, I'm afraid you might be experiencing the first signs of failure of the coil inside the camera that controls the position of the aperture diaphragm inside the lens. A defect which is quite common with the K30, K50 & K500 and is well documented on this forum. I suggest you bring your camera to you nearest repair center to have the coil replaced, especially if the camera is still under some sort of warranty
If the camera is no longer under warranty and you search the forum, you will find out what has to be done to "Fix and or work around the problem" or if you or you know someone who is tech-savie and good a fixing things, there are detailed instructions for that as well.
Thanks so much
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Thanks for that
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Originally posted by NS_Sailor It looks to me after reading the exif data camera settings for both shots and finding it to be identical, I'm afraid you might be experiencing the first signs of failure of the coil inside the camera that controls the position of the aperture diaphragm inside the lens. A defect which is quite common with the K30, K50 & K500 and is well documented on this forum. I suggest you bring your camera to you nearest repair center to have the coil replaced, especially if the camera is still under some sort of warranty
If the camera is no longer under warranty and you search the forum, you will find out what has to be done to "Fix and or work around the problem" or if you or you know someone who is tech-savie and good a fixing things, there are detailed instructions for that as well.
Great- thanks heaps
---------- Post added 08-22-17 at 06:05 PM ----------
Originally posted by NS_Sailor It looks to me after reading the exif data camera settings for both shots and finding it to be identical, I'm afraid you might be experiencing the first signs of failure of the coil inside the camera that controls the position of the aperture diaphragm inside the lens. A defect which is quite common with the K30, K50 & K500 and is well documented on this forum. I suggest you bring your camera to you nearest repair center to have the coil replaced, especially if the camera is still under some sort of warranty
If the camera is no longer under warranty and you search the forum, you will find out what has to be done to "Fix and or work around the problem" or if you or you know someone who is tech-savie and good a fixing things, there are detailed instructions for that as well.
Thanks a lot
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Originally posted by Penview52 Ha, not for me- no way..cheers, good video