High Shutter speed problem on Canon 50D

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chrisfourie
Canon EOS-400D Rebel XTi

10/29/2009 07:03:31 AM

Me and a friend of mine each bought a Canon EOS 50D recently. When I take a photo with my camera at 2000 sec I get a dark band accross the top of the photo, if I go above 3000 sec the complete photo is dark.

The same setting on my friends camera is fine.

Has anyone here experienced this with their 50d?

See example photos at:

1) Exposure 1/2000 sec - F/4 - ISO 400

photographers.co.za/CPF_20091029_IMG_0134.jpg

2) 2) Exposure 1/2500 sec - F/4 - ISO 400

photographers.co.za/CPF_20091029_IMG_0135.jpg

david_c
Canon EOS-450D Rebel XSi

10/29/2009 07:09:24 AM

Take it back. There's a problem with the shutter leaf synch.

MattO
Canon EOS-1D Mark III

10/29/2009 01:20:27 PM

Are you using this with any sort of manual flash that isn't ETTL or set to high speed sync?

Matt

soup
Canon EOS-30D

10/29/2009 01:34:32 PM

i was thinking the same thing.

Originally posted by MattO:

Are you using this with any sort of manual flash that isn't ETTL or set to high speed sync?

Matt

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