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<blockquote data-quote="Zanish" data-source="post: 206871" data-attributes="member: 17169">This happened just the other day while I was taking hobby photos of my dog. The photos were turning out great, the lighting started to change so I go to change my ISO around to get that nice &quot;sweet light&quot;, as I call it. And the photos just turned BLACK. I know a bit about cameras. Hell I've been taking photos of animals since I was 12 (16 now). I've never had a problem like this. I've reset it multiple times and changed my settings drastically and no difference. It takes photos fine in Auto mode but if I change to Shutter Priority or Manual like I normally shoot in, it's just the same thing. Black. Sometimes I'll get something like an outline or some slight specks of light but nothing else really. I mean I can't exactly use flash all the time in broad daylight. Also before this even happened whenever I went to change a setting it wouldn't activate until I shut my camera off and turned it back on? I've had the camera for a year this coming spring.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zanish, post: 206871, member: 17169"] This happened just the other day while I was taking hobby photos of my dog. The photos were turning out great, the lighting started to change so I go to change my ISO around to get that nice "sweet light", as I call it. And the photos just turned BLACK. I know a bit about cameras. Hell I've been taking photos of animals since I was 12 (16 now). I've never had a problem like this. I've reset it multiple times and changed my settings drastically and no difference. It takes photos fine in Auto mode but if I change to Shutter Priority or Manual like I normally shoot in, it's just the same thing. Black. Sometimes I'll get something like an outline or some slight specks of light but nothing else really. I mean I can't exactly use flash all the time in broad daylight. Also before this even happened whenever I went to change a setting it wouldn't activate until I shut my camera off and turned it back on? I've had the camera for a year this coming spring. [/QUOTE]

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