KayC
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My RX10iv has started malfunctioning.
When I rotate the camera to take a portrait mode shot, the lens retracts and the screen displays what I think of as the "all settings" info screen (I can attach a shot of it, if that would help anyone). Depressing the shutter release part way returns the display to normal "ready" mode and I can take a picture, but the lens does not return to the previous position. This seems to happen whichever way I rotate the camera (clockwise or counterclockwise), and happens most but not all of the time.
I've had the camera over 2 years and admit that it's taken a couple of pretty hard knocks. However, the most-recent "incident" was several months ago and this problem just showed up a few days ago.
It seems to me most likely to be a physical problem (something loose inside?), but if anyone else has experienced this I'd be interested in hearing about it.
I haven't yet tried doing a reset, since that's a lot of work in my case and doesn't seem likely to help . . .
When I rotate the camera to take a portrait mode shot, the lens retracts and the screen displays what I think of as the "all settings" info screen (I can attach a shot of it, if that would help anyone). Depressing the shutter release part way returns the display to normal "ready" mode and I can take a picture, but the lens does not return to the previous position. This seems to happen whichever way I rotate the camera (clockwise or counterclockwise), and happens most but not all of the time.
I've had the camera over 2 years and admit that it's taken a couple of pretty hard knocks. However, the most-recent "incident" was several months ago and this problem just showed up a few days ago.
It seems to me most likely to be a physical problem (something loose inside?), but if anyone else has experienced this I'd be interested in hearing about it.
I haven't yet tried doing a reset, since that's a lot of work in my case and doesn't seem likely to help . . .