5D mkII Display Issue

[Tom Alicoate]

Ah, but does it go to 11?
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Funny! I think the number of people that have actually seen, or that can remember, Spinal Tap is getting smaller and smaller though. Actually the deadpan response had me rolling on the floor.


I would expect to see this same issue in the 50D. I am guessing that when they moved to the higher resolution display that they didn't quite get it right. Hopefully it is something that can be fixed in a firmware release.





Tom

[atticusdsf]

do you have the vertical battery grip? that kept happening to me, and i realized i was bumping the alternate shutter release slightly..

[Keith B]

Ah, but does it go to 11?
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Funny! I think the number of people that have actually seen, or that can remember, Spinal Tap is getting smaller and smaller though. Actually the deadpan response had me rolling on the floor.





Tom

I've seen it, just wasn't expecting it and with out the cockney accent it totally eluded me.


Back to the issue.


This is happening in kinds of situations, such as times I've set in on a tripod and used the timer and didn't touch a thing after I released the shutter.

[Colin]

What does canon say?


*cockney accent*

[Keith B]

Haven't heard from Canon yet.


Oh, no battery grip either.

[unjx]

You crack me up Colin... LOL! []


I hope your issue get resolved Keith, that's odd.