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Either the battery has gone bad or the circuitry on it has, just recycled it.  I use a lot of 3rd party batteries and although generally happy with them, they just don't last like the OEM ...

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Those programs don't always work well, your best bet is to plan on installing all your programs on your new computer and then copying over your data.

That's what I was thinking.  I know there is an option or two that will slow it down due to additional processing.  I get the full FPS on my 90D with just a decent SD card.

Anyone else catch the irony of his user name and wanting to use that lens? :-D

Yes, it would have been much better.  If the corruption had happened on his computer, he could have just copied the files from the SD card again.

When you talk about "zoom in", are you talking about zooming in on the photo in your image editor?  If so, then of course it's going to look less in focus than if you had used a 150mm lens.  Your ...

This thread has me worried now.  I buy a lot from Amazon and never had any problems, but just this year they started using their own delivery vans in my area.  All the entryways to the apartments ...

The buy-a-new-item-and-return-an-old-item-in-new-box scam!  It seems that happens a lot with Amazon, but at least they usually take care of it.

I feel bad this happened to you, and that Amazon wouldn't fix it, but if your package was stolen or a neighbor kept it, you have other problems then just who you're ordering from. I really hate ...

Because that's what the other carriers do, and I like it.  USPS/UPS/FedEx all drop the box and knock/ring doorbell and then run off.  I then know to go grab the package. I'm often sitting less than ...

Yes, it's a directory entry that references a file. A directory is just a file.  I never said data recover software would get upset with a corrupt directory entry, just that it may behave ...

^^^ This.  Just leave the aperture set to wide open on the camera (that will depend on the chip) and do as instructed above.  The camera will adjust the SS based on the amount of light it sees ...

That's what the file system was reporting to Windows Explorer, so how can you say for sure "No".   As far as what was being reported, all the blocks for the images belonged to that one file entry. ...

I would normally agree with you, but in this case the OP actually did the best thing (as long as he copied all of the other "good" files first). All of his "missing" files were combined into one ...

I still have my Vivitar bracket mount flash, it looked so professional! :-D

As Tom mentioned, it's probably the orientation setting.  Many cameras will add metadata indicating how to turn the image to match the way it was taken (90 or 270 degrees usually).  If the editor ...

I only use a "protection" filter for dirty environments, a hood always.

Moon shots are not "low light", it's brightly lit by the sun.

Not that I'd ever try it, but in the video Kai W posted yesterday he held his camera from this filter adapter. Scary to watch, but it held.