That's a shame, Pardee camera has been around a long time. Back in the late 70's they had seven stores.

I always had my dslr with me when riding my Harley. After a while a screw came loose inside the camera and fried the circuitry. Thankfully it was an entry level camera because it was not much more to buy a new camera then fix the ruined one. I didn't use foam for vibration but I always wrapped the camera in towels and had cushioning
underneath it when it was in my saddle bags. I may be paranoid but I rarely take my 7d on the bike. In any event you may want to have yours serviced after a time so you don't have the same issue.

[quote=georgeretired]Anyone experienced the following. I set my Canon (SX50) to Shutter Priority to capture some blowing snow to look more like a blanket. I set the shutter speed to 1/10. Took several pictures and they looked okay through the camera viewer. When I got them into my computer and I looked at the information tab on the RAW shot, the shutter speed was 1/500. Took another set of pictures using Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual and auto. AP, Manual and Auto all worked okay, but the Shutter Priority would not hold any speed setting I put in...they all we shot from 1/500 - 1/1000. The "amusing" point here is that ALL of the pictures look great, only I can't control the speed in Shutter Priority that I have set.
Never have had this with my main 50D Canon.[/quo

I had the same problem this is what Canon told me and it worked: Check custom function C. Fn I-6 to disable the Safety Shift feature.