ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
Well, this is quite simple really... I will just turn off the power, then turn it on, and I will even re-install the battery, this should fix ol'error 20, no prob-lemo.
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
OK, so maybe I didn't turn it off and on properly, I don't know how, it's pretty straight forward really. Or maybe I didn't take that ol'battery out enough. Try this one more time...
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
Errrrrrrr........
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
COME ON!
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
...................
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
WHY??!?! I have done nothing but treat you with care and respect Canon 5D Mark II. Why do you do this to me!???!
ERROR 20, "Shooting is not possible. Turn power switch off and on again or re-install the battery"
I'm going to bed.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
A 3D Prosumer Camera - Seriously? Really? I need to upgrade my gear AGAIN...

So I thought this was a late April Fools joke at first. Panasonic is developing a 3D Prosumer camera. As you can tell by the poorly photoshopped glass on what appears to be a slightly photoshopped HVX-200 or similar model, it's still a "concept camera" for now.
It's only a matter of time before 3D starts to creep into the living rooms of the world. I recently watched "Coraline" in theatres and was blown away by the next-generation 3D technology (can't say the same for the film itself).
I know we live in exponential times, and cameras in particular seem to be obsolete before you take them out of the box. That being said... I'm not ready to replace my 1080p gear anytime soon.
If you want to check out the tech-specs and the official press release head over to Crunch Gear.
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