While shooting one of my grandson's AAU baseball game, my 3-week old T6s exhibited a flaw. Although I can't recall the exact steps, and therefore can not duplicate the flaw on-demand, I've experienced it with my T3i, and both T6s'.
When using Back-Button-Focus in conjunction with AI Servo and Continuous Shutter and while taking rapid groups of sequential shots, the BBF button (AE/FE Lock) magically becomes a shutter-release button. And when that happens, the actual shutter button sometimes triggers the Continuous Shutter action which then keeps shooting even when all buttons are released. (flipping power off/on resets it).
When I explained the issue to Canon, they had me send in my 1st T6s, and they sent me a new one. The same day I received the replacement it too exhibited the flaw. - BUT - I do love the camera and would buy it again!
PJ
PJ
(Grampy)
"Photography is a money-sucking black hole, and I'm approaching the event horizon"
