Posted on January 19, 2009 at 4:11pm
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I was given an opportunity to shadow a seasoned photographer yesterday (along with my sister-in-law) and was extremely pleased at the opportunity. I learned ALOT. I cannot wait to incorporate it into my work.
I am uploading the pics today. Please let me know what you think.
I am only posting a select few for now......
Look forward to your thoughts.
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Take the golden opportunity to put your camera on a tripod after dark, and open the shutter, and run around the scene flashing your flash off the camera lighting the scene randomly. You might want to also put colored gels (cellophane) over the flash too for bright color effects. ASA 200, shutter set to 2+ minutes or more at F5.6 I bet you'll LOVE the results. Have a kid walk from left side of frame to right, and flash them several times while they are walking. It will look like a crowd!
Lexar is pretty good to its professional users. Give them a good explanation, and you'll likely be surprised with a whole new card. Especially if you send the broken one back to them so they can learn what went wrong.
Good luck!
Bob O.
sounds like the camera is messing up the card format to me.
What kind of computer are you inserting the card reader into?
There are several different file recovery programs I could recommend, but I am a Macintosh user, and know them best.
Let me know.
If you have another CF card, take that one and run some tests on your camera. shoot a few images on the second card, and see if it misbehaves like the first card does. If it does, then it is the camera messing it up for sure. If it works fine, then I suspect it is the first card itself dying on you. The recovery program might be able to save SOME of your previously shot images.
Bob O'Lary
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