Larrie Loc: NE Ohio

I just got back from dialysis, $350 and I'll throw in my 1Ti backup, w/battery grip and four batteries plus 18-55 kit. Granted a step backwards but it does retain the reliable "Basic Zone" settings

Bumphil Loc: Northern California

If you have long exposure noise reduction turned on, I believe this would create the same problem. Check that first under C. fn II.

gstephens3 Loc: Northwest Georgia

Great information. I am making baby step progress with Citrus Sybil (named due to the multiple personalities exhibited). I haven't had a chance to get higher speed card since I had to focus on work but hope to try new card this weekend. If I cannot master in a few weeks, I may take one of you up on the offer. Right now we have a very volatile relationship and she is in constant danger. Maybe she is highstrung from stress. :-)

patrick M

just remember its just a tool like anyother a typewriter a cooking stove a car in time with a little patience and fortitude a few tantrums and ahhh sh ts You get better just human bites
PAT

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gstephens3 Loc: Northwest Georgia

I tried everything and the camera went back to Canon. I now have a brand new Canon EOS 7D that is working. It is amazing the difference. I am now the PROUD owner of a Canos EOS 7D instead of a "words that cannot be mentioned on this forum" owner. As frustrating as the experience has been, you guys have been great and I have learned a lot through the experience that I otherwise would not have learned. I really appreciate everyone attempting to help me with the problem. The advice will be put to good use with the new and improved functioning camera. I understand a little more about things that once baffled me - and realize even more that I am only scratching the surface of the vastness of photography knowledge! Oh Great Ones I am here to learn. Keep the tips coming. And thank goodness for warranties.

gstephens3 Loc: Northwest Georgia

That definitely helps with the new camera. Thanks.

outsider Loc: Antelope Valley, California

I know this is an old post but, do you remember if you were using the flash? I have the same problem but it only occurs when Im using the flash.

Newfie-1 Loc: Ontario-Canada

Your 4th photo is a Hummingbird Moth in case you didn't know.