Couple more for the thread Anna and I liked your starter photo and have included one of my own of this aircraft from 09 leg-ends.:eek::eek::) 
Have a good weekend:).
“Err99”
Hello PMN,
I thought a quick update might be in order to explain whats happened since your last post. I found a brilliant site called http://www.richardsnotes.org/archives/2005/04/29/50mm-lens-contact-points/ and followed most of the advice up to a point having read a fair amount of what was talked about on the site.
It runs into a lot of money buying new batteries,C/f cards and even sending it away to Canon at Elstree when the bottom line is the problem can re-occur as there is no guarantee it will solve the problem totally.My thought is maybe change over to Nikon as I havent read too much about those going wrong as much as the Canon equipment does.It would’nt be so bad if this was just restricted to old cameras but new ones alike can suffer the deadly”Err99″ syndrome.
Anyway its a throw away society and now its just a case of finding which camera is going to be the best bet in the throw away market.I know you may say in this context nothing is safe or unbreakable but a little more for thought might help me get the one that might last that little bit longer.My last 3 digi pics taken a week or so ago passing Newark museum on the back road taken from my truck.Thanks again for your interest and help.
Cheers.JB.:):):confused::confused: 
last scans
A mix of scans from various shows done as usual with my Ohnar slide copier and copied into my D350.Sadly this wont play the game anymore as the back screen keeps reading “Err 99” and it wont take photos anymore.
So if anyone can shed any light on this Canon digi fault and how to overcome it as cheaply as poss I’d be gratefull for some help as how to get it sorted.There was one place near me who were willing to calibrate it for me with my lens attached but that was around£146 and if it needed a shutter that would be an extra £90 ,costs were high as the software or machinery used to mend the camera were supposed to cost around £20,000 from the makers.
So it’ll definetively walk to the bin if I cant get it fixed for less than that.:rolleyes::rolleyes::eek::eek:Anyway some slide scans are attached just to show that the “Ohnar” copier isnt such a bad piece of kit at around £70 and wont let you down unless the camera does.:D:D 
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