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A7r & 16-35FE Fault - Aperture goes blank, "--" screen goes white


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This fault has been growing more frequent and today it's every 5 mins, I can't tell if it's the 16-35 or the camera, I have not yet replicated the problem with the 24-70fe attached.

 

I would love this hear from anyone who has had a similar problem or has any view on what the problem might be?

 

When shooting the focus blurs, Aperture value goes blank to --, viewfinder goes pure white over a few seconds as though exposure is bent dialled to the max and I need to reboot ti fix it. Sometimes it happens after I open the shutter, the camera freezes fir 15 seconds with it open as though I was doing a long exposure but when the shit is finished there is no photo and the aperture and ISO settings get back to what they were before I tried the shot?

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So long that only one lens causes the problem, then its that lens. Check or clean the contacts on the lens.

 

The camera is resetting, and doing an exposure for mapping dead/hot pixels.

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