Hi David, I've not experienced that problem. However, I rarely turn the camera off. I'm not used to doing that, so it's left on and shuts down by itself after some predetermined amount of time. I do this because, as I said, I'm not used to turning cameras on and off, but also because I want the camera to be more ready for shooting. I don't have to remember to turn it on when I want to make a few shots. Perhaps not turning the camera off would be a solution. You really don't want to ruin an important or meaningful shot.
Shel "You meet the nicest people with a Pentax" > [Original Message] > From: David Oswald > Over the last couple of months, on three occasions I've experienced the > following: > > I review a few of the day's shots on the camera's viewscreen. One shot > will come up as "Image cannot be displayed" (or something like that). > When I look at it on my computer, I find that particular image is just a > filename, but the file itself is zero bytes long. [...] > I think what I'm doing is shutting the camera off by flicking its on-off > switch to the off position too quickly after snapping a shot. I don't > know how I developed that wierd habbit, but I think it is somehow related. > > Has anyone else experienced this behavior on their *ist-DS?
