Is it with a number of different lenses or is it with the same lens?
(Just to rule out other problems).
Now the cost is another question. It could be anything from a simple
mechanical adjustment, which by the way will probably run between $100
and $200 to replacing most of the guts of the camera, in which case
you'd be better off buying good used one or getting a K20D at close out.
MikeM wrote:
My K10 has started taking shots that are very dark followed by some
shots that are ok then there are a few that are very dark followed by
more that are ok. So far the bad shots have all been occurring in
groups of 3. I don't know if that is just coincidence or not. In 1
group of bad shots 2 were dark and 1 was so light it was difficult to
make anything out.
A few months ago my K100 started rebooting occasionally. Pentax quoted
$549 to replace the circuit board. Does the K10 problem sound like it
could be as serious, and expensive?
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