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Post actions #1
I left my d100 running with the lens cap on for about 24 hours. Should I be worried?
Post actions #2
Only if you were taking important pictures in those 24 hours...
Post actions #3
how was it running for 24 hours? plugged into the wall?
Post actions #4
i dont think you should be worried , only battery will drain ,
Post actions #5
It probalby turned itself off if you have the auto-off set. I'm only assuming that the D100 has that feature, but the Canons do. It probably powered back up when you took the camera out of the bag. It's unlikely that your battery would have lasted for 24 hours of continuous on time.
Post actions #6
"Excuse me sir, is your camera running?"
Post actions #7
Originally posted by Jason:
"Excuse me sir, is your camera running?"
Post actions #8
You mean you didn't pick your camera up for 24 hours - how wierd are you ?
Post actions #9
It was more like 12 hours. I was at a party and forgot to turn it off before I passed out. Glad to hear its nothing though. Thanks guys!
Post actions #10
One should never drink at a wedding if they are the official photographer =P
Post actions #11
Originally posted by faidoi:
One should never drink at a wedding if they are the official photographer =P
Post actions #12
Originally posted by xcharrier:
Originally posted by faidoi:
One should never drink at a wedding if they are the official photographer =P
Post actions #13
Yah, Ron is the man. Anyways, thanks for the help guys.
Post actions #14
Originally posted by rjeremy:
Yah, Ron is the man. Anyways, thanks for the help guys.
Post actions #15
Well, it should make a wonder photo of.....nothing. :)
Post actions #16
I think I may have seen some of your movies.
Message edited by author 2004-08-22 08:21:11.
