Pictures of the new toy (lots of pics!)

[swatcop169]

Canon 20D dSLR.

First shot with the Camera, 001
http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_0001.jpg

Camera Pictures
http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3543.jpg

http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3544.jpg

http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3547.jpg

http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3548.jpg

http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3550.jpg

http://webpages.charter.net/jsmith2094/IMG_3552.jpg

[drisley]

But, but, but... the camera and lens aren't the same colour! ;)

[swatcop169]

But, but, but... the camera and lens aren't the same colour! ;)
lol, I can run down to walmark and get some paint and fix that right up :lol:

[RJSorensen]

Nice first shot btw . . . enjoy that beauty.

[roanjohn]

Congrats!!!

Ro1

[swatcop169]

Thanks, its feels so much better then my 300D

[Redbird_xo]

Thanks, its feels so much better then my 300D
Money well spent. Happy shooting!

[swatcop169]

Money well spent. Happy shooting!
I would like to think so :)

[Mills]

I would have to say that that first shot is a keeper!

[swatcop169]

I would have to say that that first shot is a keeper!
Thanks, thinking about having it printed :)

[Olegis]

But, but, but... the camera and lens aren't the same colour! ;)

:D And you can't shoot video with it - I think you should returnt it !

[Cadenza]

Does it have a swivel LCD preview screen?

[lomond]

Ohhhh!!! I go all funny inside when I see shots like that. :o:o:o:o

[swatcop169]

Thanks guys :)

[cc10d]

CRC said: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

my 20D didn't start out at 0001. I'm already at 6500, and I know I haven't taken that many pics. Whats gives?

I suspect that the CF card you started with had been used in a camera that had whatever your starting count was on it and qued your camera from the last number used in the previous camera.

Chuck

[Andy_T]

Like CC10D said ... no big deal to worry about.

If you used an old compact flash card from another Canon digital camera (e.g. G3) that was not formatted before putting it into the camera, the camera just continues with the picture count.

Same happens if the people in the shop try out the camera to see if it is working and use a CF card form another camera.

If you want to set it to 0, just change the setting file numbering =continuous, format the card in the camera, and set the file numbering back to continuous. It should start again at 0.

Best regards,
Andy