I am writing in pursuit of a solution to the problem of my 30D not turning on. I have taken off the battery pack and tried with a battery alone, and still, nothing works. However, when I open the CF card "drawer" and close it again, it shows signs of loading, and is responding as usual.
-   I have the same problem, but I get no response when re-inserting the CF card. I do get a light flash on the SET wheel when I close the battery cover.-   Guest
Jun 20, 2008
-   Camera just quit working. LCD blank. The blue transfer light is on constantly but nothing else works. Similar to the other two posts here.-   kaboom1rtc
Jun 16, 2008
-   I have a Canon 30D and am having a similar problem. I dropped my camera from about 2'. I don't see any physical damage but it will not power on. I checked the battery and everything I could think of. Any thoughts?-   Kenneth656
Apr 03, 2008
-   Camera won't turn on only the print share light comes on.-   rue64
I seem to recall hearing that the power switch can be a problem on the 30D .. I'm not going to suggest you take it apart to clean the contacts .. better go to a Canon Dealer I think ..
When I try to view images on a tv the connection in the camera does not hold and the image does not...
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When I try to view images on a tv the connection in the camera does not hold and the image does not stay. When I move the connection to a better connection and hold it the picture will stay if I put pressure on the the camera connection. Canon 30D
after cleaning the sensor (with a bulb air cleaner) the high-speed setting no longer works correctly...
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after cleaning the sensor (with a bulb air cleaner) the high-speed setting no longer works correctly (running water no longer looks "frozen")...any ideas?
Same thing, all images are extremely over-exposed. When using flash, however, exposure is (more or...
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Same thing, all images are extremely over-exposed. When using flash, however, exposure is (more or less) OK, so I figure the flash metering does not rely on the same mechanism. Anyone got a clue on how to get to the AE sensor? The location pepeik posted (thanks for that!) does not exactly suggest a way of getting there.