Also make sure you didn't slide the AF switch on the lens to manual when you put the rubber band on it
I would think a good quality laptop regardless whether a Mac or PC would be ideal if the size of the screen meets your needs
A good camera is one that is capable of doing what you want it to do.
A good photo is one that express the object in detail to the viewer.
I have a Canon Rebel XSi
Settings most used are Auto....P..AV..TV
Landscapes are my favorite subjects
What exactly is the green flash?
I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 8. Used it for about 2 weeks and went back to Windows 7. Guess in my cast you really can't teach an old dog new tricks. I never could grasp the concept. It's almost like they are trying to convert a PC in to a tablet. Not for me.
Try to learn and somewhat master one item at a time before moving on to the next. EXPERIMENT!
Order the Magic Lantern Book for your camera.....a wealth of knowledge in it on the camera itself and also on photography.
Also, be prepared for some wise ass replies to your question, but don't let that stop you from asking more. Welcome to the group. Most here are eager to help.
How can you tell if you have a 1.0, 2.0 or 3.0 port on the computer?
I learn something on this site almost every day....great info
Great looking old home.....where is it?
those are magnificent! No touch up just pure talent
When you are in Windows Explorer and are tagging files to copy or move, for some reason if you click to fast it will begin making copies of the originals in the same file folder. Don't know why, but it will happen very easily
I try to keep a camera with me at all times so it will be available when the moment arises
Minus a few that seem to always have condescending remarks, the majority on this site are always willing to help with even the most basic question. I can't begin to express thanks to all that have helped me learn.