Stakeouttoo

I also have the Note 20 Ultra ..  along with my 6DMkII and 80d and a couple of more Canon's before that...  in low light with the Note 20 Ultra have you tried using the 'Pro' Camera mode and upping ...

as one poster already noted.. might be the LOCK on the SD card.. it should be in the UP position or towards the metal Contacts.. the DOWN position will LOCK it and no pics will be recorded

Sunrise with a lot of low clouds at Sunset Beach NC -- Mavic Air 2 Sunrise at Sunset Beach NC

I agree.. way too many APS-C users out there for Canon to just take a chance and 'give up' on them.. it all comes down to marketing .. and money as are many.. I'm still holding out waiting to see ...

bottomline-----R7 by this Thanxgiving for the Holiday season-- too many APS-C users to accommodate-- Marketing 101

yikes.. an accident waiting to happen..   I would consider macrame' or crocheting as alternatives to flying drones

my current Canon is a 6dMKII full frame.. also still use my older 80d.. for that I have an assortment of lenses.. 15-85.. 17-55.. and more but since it looks like you have that covered and if you ...

maybe a used 80d and a Sigma 150-600 C.. no real need for a tele-converter as the 80d with its crop sensor factor of 1.6 should more than be enuff zoom range

for that price I would only go Canon... seems like some problems with the others.. wobble.. loose fitting etc.. at least the ones I read about..

I have both the Mini and the Mavic Air 2... since I only use Android Samsung phones I bought a new Galaxy A50 unlocked from Amazon early last year for $275.. it is compatible with the DJI Fly ...

that is all well and good.. but bottomline for the 'average' photog who wants to switch to Canon mirrorless like many of us on here just try to acquire a basic Canon EF-RF adapter without jumping ...

I was also waiting for the 7dMkIII to show up.. since it will never happen.. will the R7 ever come to being... we shall see

why I blamed Canon.. Canon can't even get the EF-RF adapter out --a basic piece of metal with only contacts on it... so I blame them for that... if shortages were not their fault how do they have ...

ALL this sounds reasonable but as I have said a number of times in different threads on here and elsewhere Canon has thrown ALL of us DSLR users to the wolves--abandoning us... so much for sound ...

you are doing the best thing..sending it in to B&H and getting a new R6.. why would anyone bother sending it in to Canon repair at this point.. good luck on your new R6 when you get it..

my guess-- Amazon will return it to Canon for them to sell eventually as a refurbished camera.. I would just stop thinking about it.. be glad you got the replacement and start taking some nice pics ...

as I said on another thread in the R forum a few months back that this would escalate.. as a long time Canon-only user my take on this is that Canon threw all of us DSLR users to the wolves and ...

I have a 6D MK II that locks on the signal in about 30+ seconds in most cases.. never had any trouble with it in the near 3 years I've had it.. keep it in GPS Mode 2..   I had the 7dMk II when it ...

as a guess looks like the lens hood was not seated on properly