05-08-2017 11:24 PM - edited 05-08-2017 11:25 PM
While at a high school band concert last week we were trying to shoot video and take pictures while video was on. (we were in a low light area shooting towards a lit up stage) After we were finished the vertical lines appeared. The pictures we took before are fine and look good, everything after this is affected with the vertical lines. I tried a factory reset and a different sd card but nothing helped. The camera is 16 months old. any ideas that might fix our situation would be greatly appriciated, our son graduates HS in 15 days. I uploaded the origional picture, if you zoom in at different zoom levels the lines get worse.
Thanks,
Joe
05-11-2017 08:33 AM
@ebiggs1 wrote:Bob
Boston, Massachusetts USA
Perhaps you were lucky. Next time maybe not so lucky. Why risk it?
I believe the only way to get firmware updated is with a computer but that was not the issue here.
I am no computer expert. My computer friends tell me that it is always preferable to format any CF or SD card in the actual device where it is going to be used. I understand that a computer makes a space for the computer's OS to live in. The camera does not do this. Formating in the camera causes the DCIM folder structure to be created instead. But what do I know? Use your computer if you wnat to, I don't care.
Neither does Canon. The way I did the update is one of the two ways Canon suggests you do it. (As it happens, it's the safer way. The only time I ever screwed up a firmware update was when I was trying to do it directly from a computer. I had to send the camera to the Canon repair shop and pick it up on the way to a family wedding where my wife was going to use it.)
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