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# January 10, 2012
- URL: https://www.drewshannon.net/post-15620317798/
- Published: 2012-01-10T07:23:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-12T20:45:50.000Z
- Author: Drew Shannon
- Tags: photo, #import-tumblr-2026-08-27

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**[lamlux](http://lamlux.net/?ref=drewshannon.net)**replied to your **[photo](http://drewshannon.net/post/15619958661/im-not-wild-about-this-shot-but-my-x100-was-in?ref=drewshannon.net)**: **[I’m not wild about this shot, but my X100 was in…](http://drewshannon.net/post/15619958661/im-not-wild-about-this-shot-but-my-x100-was-in?ref=drewshannon.net)** 

> what happened to it?

My x100 had the “sticky aperture” issue that some x100’s are having. At smaller apertures, my photos were getting increasingly more overexposed because the lens wasn’t stopping down all the way, so I sent it in to have the lens unit replaced. Luckily the camera was still under warranty, and the entire process from the time the camera left me, to when I got it back, was less than a week.