Ya littlearrow I am of the same thought, there is still a little time before hunting season and I don't want to miss out on the pics so I know what is going on in the woods ;-( I am half tempted to buy at cheep walmart camera (that will probalby outlast these expesive cameras LOL) and then send this one back, but I think that if I go check this one in a couple days and there is no difference I am going to just send it back and yes I plan on sending sample pictures and I am also going to take pictures of the camera in the woods and the surroundings to prove that it is not in a dark place and that there is sunlight out when I am having the problems LOL. not that they will really look at at the pictures or anything, and I am sure the note I send will be about 6 pages, again probalby wont read the whole thing LOL, but the saying "the squiky wheel gets oiled" might just work here LOL, and the funny part about the repair order number is when I called the last time and talked to the lady Tech that told me that " a flash camera probably would be better for you" LOL and made no mention of asking how the batteries were LOL. I asked her if I needed a repair number or anything like that she said no just send it to us Att repair department LOL. I am guessing I am the only one having these problems cause nobody else is chimming in saying they have the same problem ;-( so that is another tell that its the camera
thanks again for your patience and time Littlearrow ;-)