20 Most Recent Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Camera with 24-105mm lens Questions & Answers

On the 5D error code 30 appears to be shutter related and general advice is to get a professional repair or send it back to Canon.

If you are referring to the mirror and the sensor you can very carefully clean the mirror with an appropriate soft cloth. The sensor is a different problem. There are products available for you to clean the sensor yourself but unless you know what you are doing then my advice would be to have it done professionally. If you are referring to cleaning the outside if the camera then make sure the lens cap is on and gently go over it with a baby wipe.

Is it a fish eye lens?

Switch back to pc.And get the ATG AK-1 Un-Tethered SystemsThen sell that WFT.

Configuring communications settings in FTP mode1. Select [Address setting] with the camera's Quick Control Dial.
2. If you choose [Disable] for DNS server setting, enter IP address. For [Auto assign], enter server name. For [Manual setting], set up IP address.
3. Set up [Port No.] usually at 0021.
4. Configure [Proxy server].
5. Configure [Login method].
6. Set [Target folder] to [Root folder] or select folder using [Select folder] menu.
7. FTP server connection is established.
Note: Settings can be stored in the camera.

Configuring automatic image file transfer in FTP mode1. Select [Set up] in [WFT settings] menu.
2. Choose [Automatic transfer].
Configuring communications settings in PTP mode1. Select [OK] from Pairing screen.
2. Start WFT Pairing software on PC.
3. Double-click the icon inside PC task bar.
4. Select the WFT-E2/E2A/E3/E3A/E4/E4A [MAC address] you want from on-screen list of cameras.
5. Connection to camera is established.
Note: Settings can be stored in the camera.

Remote control of cameraOnce you start EOS Utility, you can control the camera remotely, using all available functions.

Hi, You shouldn't need to change a setting in the camera, I'd make sure that it's fully and properly connected to the camera as I've seen that cause issues before. If you need more help let me know and I can help you troubleshoot =)

Have you been to the Canon website to check for firmware updates for your camera?

No. It's simply a menu setting to show you where potentially overexposed highlights in the final image will be. The function can be set to show shadows or highlights.

I don't currently have a manual to hand, but if you can't find how to turn it off in your own manual then report back and I'll have a thorough rummage for one.

How old is the battery? They will only take a certain number of charge and discharge cycles. When worn out, they will charge, but fail very quickly and always in the middle of use. https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/2x-Pack-Canon-EOS-Rebel-XS-Battery-Charger-Replacement-for-Canon-LP-E5-Digital-Camera-Battery-and-Charger-1200mAh-7-4V-Lithium-Ion/PRD1R0BZPXKL7K5 https://www.google.com/search?q=canon+eos+rebel+xs+battery ..

Maximum for counter is 999. Counter is showing 999 because you have space available for more than 999 shots. If you've got a very large memory card it may tke quite some time to get below 999.

Sounds like it could be vignetting from either a lens hood or an accessory. Are you seeing this in all photos or flash only? If flash, sometimes a wide shot with a lens hood on will block the flash output and cause the described shadow line.

First of all try cleaning the contacts with a pencil eraser. Then make sure you are not too close to the object . The lens has a minimum focus distance and won't be able to focus inside that level therefore not releasing the shutter.

A high key photograph typically has a light-coloured subject exposed to just retain details in the highlights, with very little shadow detail. Impossible to give technical details, as it depends on the subject and the ambient lighting - best advice I can give is to try various settings until you get a result that suits you, then check the exposure details in the EXIF file.

This is an indication that the LCD is not functioning. You haven't indicated the make and model of your camera but if it has a view finder, try taking some picture and view them in a computer. No view-finder? Just point and shoot some subjects and view then from a computer. Are the pictures OK? If they are than you might want to maintain that style while looking for replacement parts of service tech.