Canon sb1100 digital camera compatibility question

Almost all early Quantaray lenses (and Sigma lenses, Sigma made Quantaray) in the Canon EOS mount will show error messages on Canon digital cameras (but still work fine on older EOS film cameras). usually err99 but err01 also. There is no DIY fix and Sigma ran out of update parts years ago. Current production lenses and Canon made lenses will not have this problem. This lens would only work for someone shooting EOS film cameras with no intention of "upgrading" their system to digital Canon cameras in the future.

its not possible to use the lens with digital camera .........but can you be more specific about the digital camera with which you are trying to use the lens

You can use Canon EF lenses. Be careful not to use EF-S lenses, as they cast a smaller image circle for cropped-sensor cameras, not big enough for full-frame cameras.There are other third-party manufacturers that make lenses with Canon EF mounts, such as Sigma and Tamron. Each manufacturer has their own designation for cropped-sensor lenses, so you'll have to check the specifications for each of them.

It needs to be sent in for repair. Error 99 is a generic error code informing you that there is something wrong. Since when it actually takes photos and they become blurry or overexposed, I assume its you shutter that has gone bad. The shutter must be staying open longer then it should be. The closest Canon repair plant is in Irvine,Ca. Heres the address and number 15955 Alton Parkway, Irvine - (949) 753-4000 . Sorry about you camera, but its most likely cheaper to buy another used one then to repair it. The repair cost will be between $150-250, but you will get a new shutter that should last a while longer.

If it ain't compatible, it ain't compatible. Compatibility is not something that can be bolted on afterwards - replace the camcorder

Canon did not update their drivers for many of their cameras under the Vista OS. In order to download photos, you'll need to do the following. Sorry, but it's the only way:

http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2009/01/how-do-i-download-photos-or-pictures.html

Even in the USA, this is not covered by the Polaroid warranty, as it is considered accidental damage. Your best bet is to go to a camera shop or buy a new camera.

According to the specifications, this model is compatible with the SDHC protocol for memory cards. I believe SDHC cards come in capacities up to 16 MB now.