Arrrgh! I lost all of my photos. I don't know why because everything looked fine.

[alfredo]

I took the card out and put it back in, but but it works now and it saves the images.

And the power steering went out on my car on the way back. But UofK won. So it goes.

[Blue_In_AK]

1. Oh, that's such a bummer!

I know how you feel. Remember when I lost about 450 of my Iditarod shots last year? Some of my favorite pictures, too.

[alfredo]

6. Mine were of less import. I had photos of a train, a yellow flying pig and some

decorated tombstones.

[ohheckyeah]

2. That majorly sucks.

The card just failed?

[alfredo]

4. No, the card seems OK. I think it might be the camera. I noticed

a momentary black out.

This camera has been around since 2010, so it could be approaching end of life.

[RC]

3. Unless this was the day's take, never ever depend on flash card in your camera to save your pictures

Always upload to your computer or somewhere else, at least at the end of the day. I always cringe when I come across people that keep years of irreplaceable pictures on their cell phone or pocket camera, without ever backing them up anywhere.

[alfredo]

5. I did as soon as I got home.

I just went out and took a few dozen with that card and another card. Both worked.

I did notice some momentary black outs of the screen. I think my camera is dying.

[Solly Mack]

7. That's a sick feeling to get.

Sorry!

[alfredo]

8. I don't know if my camera is dying or what. I did snag some images later.

This was with a Tokina EL 28mm 2.8

[nadinbrzezinski]

9. I hope it was just a human error

Replacing cameras suck.

[alfredo]

10. I hope it was too, but I make it impossible to delete all.

The LCD blinking off is a concern.

I bought this camera back in 2010 and have gotten 10's of thousands of shots out of it. Maybe it is wearing out.