Does a D photo card get old, worn out?
I shoot with an EOS 30D Canon and have used it for years with pretty good success. Now suddenly (several months) I'm getting a lot of very fuzzy shots, especially wildlife close-ups. And I can't...
Forum Discussion
It is unlikely that the card would cause this problem; far more likely there is a problem with the camera itself. If you want to eliminate the card, either borrow one or purchase the smallest size - they are pretty inexpensive. The best way to check the lens is try it on another camera.
You might also want to check the camera settings - it is possible you have inadvertently set it for a low resolution image quality, or auto ISO and are shooting at higher than normal ISO.
You might also want to check the camera settings - it is possible you have inadvertently set it for a low resolution image quality, or auto ISO and are shooting at higher than normal ISO.
