davefultzjr

<p>In a Tamrac Shoulder bag:<br>

Canon T1i<br /> Canon EF 28mm f1/2.8 Mark I<br /> Canon EF 50mm f1.1.8 Mark I<br /> Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS<br /> Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS<br /> IR remote control<br /> cables - USB & TV<br /> spare mem cards<br /> small table tripod<br /> couple of haze filters<br /> circular polarizer<br /> 3 batteries<br /> lightweight beanbag<br /></p>

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<p>Stephan,<br>

Did you reset the camera, yet? Maybe a setting is off and you've not caught it.</p>

<p>The wife found a roll of 35mm in my stuff, a roll that I had shot and never processed. Turned out it was from 2003, not that old, but old enough to have pictures of my Grandad who died shortly after.<br>

I'm glad she hounded me to take it in...</p>

If you're looking for an FD, and want a pure manual camera, your

choices are TX, TLb, FT, FTb, F1 (certain models), AT-1 and I think

that's about that. Others can be overidden. They are all old. I love

the FD line, but there are a few new manual cameras out there with

manual metering. Pentax just stopped making the K1000 which was made

for years. There should still be new ones on the shelf at many

places. If I HAD to buy a Manual Camera I take a serious look at the

K1000. The older Canons might present a problem getting service

since some parts are no longer available.