Check your settings - could be if very black night, and you set it to 100 iso film speed, and maybe you are on say 1/1000 of sec at maybe f16, then that's ok. You would maybe need an explosion in an oil refinery to capture much.
However, you perhaps could try this:
1 change the battery for fresh one, and see if it helps - sometimes, the shutter won't really shut if battery power is very low
2. change the mode setting to auto, and see if the flash pops up and takes a pix - then if the pix is good, the camera is still working
3. Reset the camera to the factory defaults, by:
If that fails, back to Canon! - good luck
I had the same problem with my Canon Xti, ( The screen was just black ) I read a post on this site about checking the mirror as a fix and there it was. My camera now works perfectley fine again...............I wanna say thanks to whoever posted that remedy
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I am not sure where to post the solution to my problem, so I'll do it this way.
The mirror had gotten jammed somehow and was not moving so it blocked the lens from receiving any exposure. I sent the camera to a recommended store in Austin, and they were able to unjam the mirror. All is well again!
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