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Your camera gear is broken, or might be broken, or you're worried something might break it.
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Are these images symptomatic of shutter failure?
This is a burst sequence taken with a Canon 1D Mark II N in high-speed mode (8fps). You can see the bright line down the center and the dark area in the upper-right. I have several other sequences wit …
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Are these images symptomatic of shutter failure?
Inspecting the camera with the mirror up, it's evident that the problem is indeed the shutter:
My shop (who will send it off to Canon) estimates around 400 USD to repair.
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