What is this? What would you call this?

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

I was using my camera yesterday. I took my son and Nephew to go see the Harlem Globetrotters yesterday. The screen on my camera starting flashing this.... (it's the same picture but on the globes head it flashes---)

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and this..
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What is it called? I think my camera is broken.. anyone?

Trever1t · Feb 8, 2015

both links take me to dead ends

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

Does the link work.. ?

Trever1t · Feb 8, 2015

no! You have set privacy settings to friends only is my guess. Just post the picture here.

480sparky · Feb 8, 2015

Links no workee.

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...0150209022613132.JPG/ps=50/r=0/rx=720/ry=480/

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...0150209022613132.JPG/ps=50/r=0/rx=720/ry=480/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...0150209022613301.JPG/ps=50/r=0/rx=550/ry=400/

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

There is a easier way to post pictures... right?

Vtec44 · Feb 8, 2015

Possibly it's blown highlights warning.

480sparky · Feb 8, 2015

Parts of the image are flashing? They're overexposed and blown out. Most likely due to your +1-1/3 EV.

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

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Yes, it flickers-- I had read it might be over or under exposed-- but the camera had never done this before.. and I was using the video on it.. So I wasn't sure if the flicking the camera overheating..( I read something about it on the 7D, the early ones).

480sparky · Feb 8, 2015

The flashing monitor has nothing to do with the sensor overheating. It's just telling you the brightest areas of the image are pure white, with no detail.

mostlysunny · Feb 8, 2015

Thank you.. I was mostly using auto but then was playing with the camera when I got bored. I totally missed when one of the players pulled my Nephew on the court (he is 11) and had him shoot from the free through line.. he made it.. I was busy playing with my camera... =(