turns out the flash just needed batteries hahaha

i did get an error 99 though in that mix up so i think i just need to clean the sensors and i'll be fine. it hasnt happened again...

 

Sure!
Sorry cant show the lower half on this pic. she would kill me.


Cutie Courts Elissa Alva

 

 

First pic, with the lower half missing, kind of looks like Megan Fox IMO. But Hotter.

 

ZOMG

 

x2

 

 

 

^ Wow those lights look great haha! My family doesn't put lights up anymore

 

led christmas lights? awesome.

 

Sanyo Eneloop batteries is what i use for my 420ex. i dont use it often but when i needed it, those li-ion batteries didnt last in the flash. the Sanyo's have been holding up pretty well. very popular in the Canon forums.

 

Hey guys, I recently picked up a D40 and noticed that there were black specks in the viewfinder.. I cleaned the lens and it was still there so I'm guessing it's the sensor? I researched a bit and heard to get a bulb blower and I was wondering if this one from walmart would work.. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...ct_id=10902026

 

i would buy nothing for your camera at walmart. just saying.

 

Damnit Are there any other places locally I can get something to clean my sensor with then? Or would I have to order online from like Adorama?

EDIT: Or are there other ways to clean the sensor? It's buggin me haha

 

are the pictures coming out "dirty" or is it just in the view finder?

 

Just the viewfinder

 

go onto B&H...or Adorama

 

did you take a look at your sensor yet?

 

if it's just the viewfinder than your sensor shouldn't be dirty. i don't think? i don't have much knowledge of the relation between the viewfinder and sensor but my guess would be a dirty viewfinder with clean pictures is a viewfinder problem not a sensor problem.

bring it to a local camera shop and ask an expert.

 

Do I lock the mirror open to reach the sensor? But like snow said I think its the viewfinder if it doesnt show up in my pics