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A moment of panic ensues when I drop my camera and it no longer takes good photos

2220-blur.jpg I set up my tent and enjoy the full moon that has risen before sunsetThumbnailsI stumble across another rock cairn on my way back down to the Bluejay Mine areaI set up my tent and enjoy the full moon that has risen before sunsetThumbnailsI stumble across another rock cairn on my way back down to the Bluejay Mine areaI set up my tent and enjoy the full moon that has risen before sunsetThumbnailsI stumble across another rock cairn on my way back down to the Bluejay Mine areaI set up my tent and enjoy the full moon that has risen before sunsetThumbnailsI stumble across another rock cairn on my way back down to the Bluejay Mine areaI set up my tent and enjoy the full moon that has risen before sunsetThumbnailsI stumble across another rock cairn on my way back down to the Bluejay Mine area

I figure that the camera is dead, but after 15 minutes I decide to give the camera a few bangs, out of desperation. I then remove and reinsert the batteries and memory card. It slowly comes back to life. I hope it keeps working!