Apr 12, 2010 21:33 | #16 tim wrote in post #9983339  It could potentially be a faulty shutter, but do some more test shots at various shutter speeds first. If you were using off camera flash it could be sync speed - but you weren't so it's not. Will do. Michelle Brooks Photography
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sapearl Cream of the Crop  More info | Apr 12, 2010 21:35 | #17 Yeah - that's about how I felt. Lucky for me we were friends and she was understanding. That DID get her some freebie photos though Michelle Brooks Photography wrote in post #9983456 ......That gets a great big O>>M>>G!!! I would have died! (if I were the photog, not the bride!) GEAR LIST
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lil_miss Goldmember  4,075 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2006 Location: Auckland, NZ More info | tim wrote in post #9983339 It could potentially be a faulty shutter, but do some more test shots at various shutter speeds first. If you were using off camera flash it could be sync speed - but you weren't so it's not. Yep that looks consistent with either of the above.. A bunch of Canon bits and pieces.
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birdfromboat Goldmember  1,839 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2008 Location: somewhere in Oregon trying to keep this laptop dry More info | Apr 13, 2010 18:51 | #19 1 more for shutter sticking, but the hive mind is just guessing- try some test shots. I can't remember when the MkII came out, shouldn't it be on warranty? are they ALL still on warranty? 5D, 10D, G10, the required 100 macro, 24-70, 70-200 f/2.8, 300 f2.8)
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E-K Senior Member 983 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Canada More info | Apr 13, 2010 21:41 | #20 If it was the shutter sticking (or sync speed issue) wouldn't the darkened portion be along the top or bottom rather than on the short side? Does the 5D Mk II really have a shutter that travels left to right or vice-a-versa?
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SkipD Cream of the Crop  20,476 posts Likes: 165 Joined Dec 2002 Location: Southeastern WI, USA More info | Apr 13, 2010 22:53 | #21 E-K wrote in post #9990407 If it was the shutter sticking (or sync speed issue) wouldn't the darkened portion be along the top or bottom rather than on the short side? Does the 5D Mk II really have a shutter that travels left to right or vice-a-versa? e-k You are correct. The shutter blades in all EOS cameras that I am aware of are parallel to the long sides of the frame so that their travel distance is the shortest possible distance. Skip Douglas
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