See - that's what happens when the frame rate goes too high....

[Jonathan]

Canon 7D has a strange sense of déjà-vu.  Ooops.

[picsfor]

sadly not getting the image, am i missing something?

[Graham]

    Come on then! What ya got?
                       Graham.

[Mick]

Sorry folks, it's the default theme on here, it doesn't show the links too well.  I've made bold and underlined Jonathan's link in his post above. 

[anglefire]

If you click on the link all is explained.

[Graham]

  Oh now I see it.
              Well not sure about déjà-vu, but I've a feeling we've been here before!
                            Fight nicely!
                                            Graham.

[Jonathan]

Sorry folks, it's the default theme on here, it doesn't show the links too well.  I've made bold and underlined Jonathan's link in his post above. 

Ooops.

I didn't know anybody used the default theme

Funny that Canon acknowledge the fault but BJP can't replicate it.  I'm sure a firmware upgrade will fix it.

[anglefire]

Who is testing the Cameras at Canon? Must be a blind man  

[anglefire]

Sorry folks, it's the default theme on here, it doesn't show the links too well.  I've made bold and underlined Jonathan's link in his post above. 

Ooops.

I didn't know anybody used the default theme

Funny that Canon acknowledge the fault but BJP can't replicate it.  I'm sure a firmware upgrade will fix it.

Does seem to say that the exposure has to be off - perhaps they get that right at the BJP

[Jonathan]

Does seem to say that the exposure has to be off - perhaps they get that right at the BJP

I missed that bit.  Sounds like it's a very faint ghosting.  I guess they aren't zeroing the memory fast enough.  Also you wouldn't tend to notice it because high speed bursts would generally look pretty similar anyway.

[anglefire]

New firmware has been released that is meant to fix this one.

Hope they have!!

[minky_monkey]

I`ve done the update, although TBH, I never experienced the original issue either!

[Hybridphotog]

Heh... that doesn't happen with real cameras...

[anglefire]

Heh... that doesn't happen with real cameras...

I guess you're talking in seconds per frame rather than frames per second with that antique!