Nooo!!!

[scotty]

I took my son's All Star baseball team portraits late Thursday afternoon. I needed a little fill flash, so I attached my SB-900 to the D300. I finished the shoot and when I tried to take the flash off, it wouldn't budge! The locking pin won't retract back into the flash. I took the camera to Precision Camera in Austin on Friday and four people worked on it. No luck. So now my beloved Nikon is on it's way to El Segundo, California. They better not take too long. I have a lot of work coming up in August. The old D70s may have to step back up to the plate now.

[pigstikr]

Hate to hear that Scotty.

[gander]

That stinks just have to stay on their rears about gettin it back to you.

[Hawg]

bummer!! I hate when things get stuck.

Should have been using a Canon.

[scotty]

Blasphemy!

[WyoBull]

Scotty,
Never heard of such a thing, bummer! That is the last thing I would have ever thought of to go wrong. Hope you get your camera back soon!

[Nitro1970]

Oh, that blows. I know Canon works fast and with the market so competitive I'm sure nikon will have it back to promptly.

[Wildman]

What size batteries did you have in it!

[Hillary]

Ohhh the thought just makes me cringe
Have good faith! You will get it back soon!

[Legdog]

nice to have the backup

unfortuantely for me, I have punished my own gear in similar to worse fashion (the drop was the worst)

[zcole04]

Thats stinks but I agree nice to have a reserve.