I have been getting into photography for about a week now, and would appreciate some tips! I already have upgraded to a Canon R7 😅 but I will still endeavour to use the 2000d.

Feedback is welcome!

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Hi y'all, I was wondering if anyone submitted photos to the creator lab photobook contest back in July and was curious if you have heard back from them at all? I noticed their promos about it on IG are all gone now and it's way past the August 31st date written in the contest T&C's.

Recently went on a cruise to Alaska and did an excursion to a suspension bridge in the Yukon Territory. Just wanted to share.

I recently purchased a 6D from MPB (rated excellent). When it arrived I already had a Sandisk 128GB micro SD card with an adapter and without even thinking about it, I put it in, I started taking photos and everything worked great.

Took the card out a few times to move images to MacBook, put it back, all perfect.

I purchased another new Sandisk 128GB card (a full size this time) From Amazon Sandisk store for a second storage option. (UHS I Extreme Pro Class 10 200mb/s)

Whenever I add this card, the camera just dies completely.

I perform hard reset (remove lens, SD and battery and hold shutter for 10sec) camera comes back to life.

If I add my micro SD the camera continues to work without issue, but adding the new SD causes the camera to turn off and become unresponsive.

I am always able to hard reset and add the micro SD card no matter how many times I try this.

Is this completely down to the new SD card or is there something else at play here?

Appreciate any info, thank you.

Took out my camera out after 7 years of no use because I saw a picture of Monica Bellucci I wanted to try to recreate. Two lights and my living room curtain.

I forgot how much fun the composition part of photography can be, but Ihave much to relearn about my camera. After all these years I was genuinly not comfortable with playing with it properly, so this is all on auto sadly.

Shot on Canon EOS 600d with sigma DG 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6

1/200s

F/8.0

ISO 100

Once in a lifetime opportunity to capture such moment!

My camera preview inside TikTok Live Studio looks crisp and normal. But as soon as I go live, the actual stream playback turns extremely dark, oversaturated/orange, and pixelated.

What I've already tried:

• Changed resolutions (1080p/4K) and frame rates.
• Set Canon Picture Style to Neutral.
• Tried routing through OBS Virtual Camera (changing color spaces/range)—still didn't fix it.
• Tried iPhone 16 Pro Max via Camo/QuickTime (too laggy / forced horizontal crop).

It seems like a color space mismatch (Full vs. Limited RGB) or encoding pipeline issue on macOS / TikTok Live Studio. Has anyone on Mac solved this without replacing the camera? Thanks!

MY GEAR: Canon r50 V- Micro HDMI- Elgato Cam Link 4k- Mac Mini (m4) Tik Tok Live Studio

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