jessica_jones7

<p>Hello!<br />I acquired a converted Polaroid 110A a while back and for a few months the shutter was broken in that it wouldn't stay cocked, so to shoot photos I would hold the shutter lever myself and let it go swiftly.<br />NOW the shutter suddenly will stay cocked so I can use the lever button that releases the shutter. When I do this, though, the shutter lever gets caught half-way through release until I release the button. This tends to cause a bad motion blur from pushing and releasing the hefty button.<br />My question is, is there a setting somewhere that is causing the lever to get caught half-way through release? It never stopped half-way through when I had to manually release the shutter, UNLESS I had the speed set to a long exposure time. Even at 1/300 the lever stops half-way until I release the button.</p>

<p>Hello!<br> I acquired a converted Polaroid 110A a while back and for a few months the shutter was broken in that it wouldn't stay cocked, so to shoot photos I would hold the shutter lever myself and let it go swiftly.<br> NOW the shutter suddenly will stay cocked so I can use the lever button that releases the shutter. When I do this, though, the shutter lever gets caught half-way through release until I release the button. This tends to cause a bad motion blur from pushing and releasing the hefty button.<br> My question is, is there a setting somewhere that is causing the lever to get caught half-way through release? It never stopped half-way through when I had to manually release the shutter, UNLESS I had the speed set to a long exposure time. Even at 1/300 the lever stops half-way until I release the button.</p>