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  On this camera, the sport mode is directly opposite the position of the mode A + (Auto).  There is a small pip as an indicator on the camera on the left side of the dial.

  Are you sure you look white pip and not power on leverage as an indicator?

  If so, that's the problem.

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  Do ALL modes to register as one just in front of the right pair, or they are all Sports are random or something?

  Patterns are printed on a sheet of thin "cap" which is literally glued on top of the handle.  I know because mine fell once and I had to stick on.  I guess it's possible they put on back at the factory, but I don't think because there was a small crack in the button and a tab in the CAP, which have to align or well you can not set the cap in the flush.

  If you read right and the button won't you need to return the camera.

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  Thanks for the information!  Now that we know the camera model, we can give you the right steps.  Here's how you can save the custom settings for the C1 and C2 positions compose:

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  I think the upgrade of my Canon Rebel t1I in the Canon 60 d.  What would be the advantanges of the 60 d.  I've been looking at the specs and comparing the two cameras, but nothing is jumping on me.   I only use my DSLR for a year, but I took classes and I think I'm ready for the upgrade, I just want to make sense.

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  Your T1i has a 15 megapixel sensor. The 60 d has a sensor 18 megapixel. Although there is a difference of 3 megapixels, you will probably notice that for much since most of the images not take advantage of all the available image data (eg. When displaying it on screen or print, usually the resolution is lower than the native resolution of the camera.) This difference probably won't be blow by you.

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