Scooby-Doo
Member
Hi all,
I'm just writing this, in the hope to get a useful tip. I use the SD14 with the 18-50 2.8 lens. I made a photo of a piece of paper laying on the table, so the lens was facing down. Suddenly the zoom ring got locked. First I thought I'd locked the lens, but that was not the case. It feels like one part of the lens internally got stuck prohibiting the lens to move in and out. When I try to change the zoom settings you can actually see that it is not moving straight.
Any tips ? Can I open the lens and see what's wrong ? Or do I really need to send it in... ?
I can imagine a lens getting stuck while bungee jumping, skiing or whatsoever. But not while holding the camera still.
Any suggestions, are most welcome.
Thanks !!
I'm just writing this, in the hope to get a useful tip. I use the SD14 with the 18-50 2.8 lens. I made a photo of a piece of paper laying on the table, so the lens was facing down. Suddenly the zoom ring got locked. First I thought I'd locked the lens, but that was not the case. It feels like one part of the lens internally got stuck prohibiting the lens to move in and out. When I try to change the zoom settings you can actually see that it is not moving straight.
Any tips ? Can I open the lens and see what's wrong ? Or do I really need to send it in... ?
I can imagine a lens getting stuck while bungee jumping, skiing or whatsoever. But not while holding the camera still.
Any suggestions, are most welcome.
Thanks !!