Please please tell me this isn't a sensor issue...

[BillM]

 

[pjaye]

 

[BillM]

 

[pjaye]

That is incredibly creepy Bill!

 

[BillM]

shouldn't you be offline taking pictures to see if there is something wrong with your sd card ?

 

[astroNikon]

'ya guys apparently have never seen the real life drama 2013 movie called "Dark Skies"

Okay, it might not be a real life drama .. or maybe even not real. But it was a movie about Aliens that cause disturbances in photos/video as they walk around unseen !!


By The way, how were your tests ?

 

[BillM]

She's not talking to us, I think the creepy alien puppy picture scared her off

 

[pjaye]

'ya guys apparently have never seen the real life drama 2013 movie called "Dark Skies"

Okay, it might not be a real life drama .. or maybe even not real. But it was a movie about Aliens that cause disturbances in photos/video as they walk around unseen !!


By The way, how were your tests ?

She's not talking to us, I think the creepy alien puppy picture scared her off

Unfortunately we got hit with a wicked storm so I didn't get out to take pictures. Going to try today. Will keep an eye out for alien puppies.

 

[BillM]

make sure you see them before they see you

 

[pixmedic]

Dont blink or the weeping angels will get you!

 

[pjaye]

Now you guys are just going to give me nightmares! Weeping angels? WTH is that?

 

[pjaye]

Update - didn't work. Second card is fine, this card has gotten worse Tossing it and replacing it. Thanks for the help everyone.

 

[pgriz]

Barb, I've had a few memory cards go bad on me. Fortunately I lost very little each time as my practice is to download whatever I've shot the same day. I don't shoot 400 images per session tho. I've also found that the higher-quality cards generally perform more reliably than the no-name brands. Just keep in mind that everything will fail sooner or later (memory cards, computers, hard drives, bodies), so plan your processing accordingly.

 

[BillM]

cards are much cheaper than sensors

 

[pjaye]

Barb, I've had a few memory cards go bad on me. Fortunately I lost very little each time as my practice is to download whatever I've shot the same day. I don't shoot 400 images per session tho. I've also found that the higher-quality cards generally perform more reliably than the no-name brands. Just keep in mind that everything will fail sooner or later (memory cards, computers, hard drives, bodies), so plan your processing accordingly.

I do the same thing. Pictures downloaded every time.

I'm just disappointed that the card corrupted so fast. It's not that old. But, it is what it is. I've put a 16gig in that slot in the camera for overflow for now.