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Canon Rebel XSi problem
Drez
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So, I have a Canon Rebel XSi. I was doing a photoshoot yesterday. I have an 8GB Kingston memory card that I use.
Anyway, I've noticed this problem lately where the camera will say it is "busy" after a shot. Sometimes it will take 10+ seconds to become not-busy. During that time I cannot take another shot. It makes continuous shooting impossible.
It wasn't happening before. Any idea why? Could it be the memory card?
Anyway, I've noticed this problem lately where the camera will say it is "busy" after a shot. Sometimes it will take 10+ seconds to become not-busy. During that time I cannot take another shot. It makes continuous shooting impossible.
It wasn't happening before. Any idea why? Could it be the memory card?
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All I did was turn the camera off for a few seconds and then back on again.
But then, I'm not doing a photo shoot or anything dramatic like that.
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The XSi tops out at 6 RAW frames before the buffer is full. You can shoot 3.5 FPS until the buffer fills, that's about 50 high quality JPGs, or 6 RAW.
Your only real option is switching to JPG if you know you're going to need more than a short burst of continuous shooting.