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07-29-2007, 10:11 AM
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Xl2 Focus Problems
After Having Great Success With My Gl2 I Spent The Money For The Xl2 But Have Been Disappointed With What Appears To Be A Focus Lag Problem, Has Anyone Else Encountered A Similiar Problem. PER INSTRUCTIONS FROM CANON SUPPORT I HAVE SET FOCUS SPEED TO HIGH AND CLEANED GOLD CONTACTS ON LENSE AND CAMERA, THERE SEEMED TO BE A IMPROVEMENT.
THX, ANY INPUT WOULD BE APPRECIATED
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08-11-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SUNDANCE44
After Having Great Success With My Gl2 I Spent The Money For The Xl2 But Have Been Disappointed With What Appears To Be A Focus Lag Problem, Has Anyone Else Encountered A Similiar Problem. PER INSTRUCTIONS FROM CANON SUPPORT I HAVE SET FOCUS SPEED TO HIGH AND CLEANED GOLD CONTACTS ON LENSE AND CAMERA, THERE SEEMED TO BE A IMPROVEMENT.
THX, ANY INPUT WOULD BE APPRECIATED
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make sure the lens mount has all 5 screws so the lens cannot be able to be pushed up and down, remove the lens and check all the screws i think you can bye some at ace hardware or some were similar. this happened to like 3 of my xl1s they didn't have all the screws in it so the lens was easy to move around when it is mounted to the camera |
08-13-2007, 10:01 AM
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I Will Check For The Five Screws, Thx
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