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ccole · 05.01.2009, 22:05

I really appreciate the posts, thank you. I have discovered that the Nikon failure is a known problem and they will repair for free. So now the issue is whether we need to have two cameras in the same category. One thing I would like to ask (and I realize it is something I'd figure out in time but I need to make a decision today) -- when I look at the video display, I am not seeing the picture in focus most of the time, even if I press the focus button (this is in auto focus mode). It is like a watery image until I actually press the shutter and then after I've taken the photo, then it appears sharp in the viewfinder.

Is there something I have wrong?

When I have the scene set on "scenery," I would think that anything I point at in the distance should look sharp.

05.01.2009, 22:05	#6 (permalink)
ccole Neuer Benutzer Join Date: 04.01.2009 Posts: 2	Re: V-Lux 1 - Zoom time for wildlife photos? I really appreciate the posts, thank you. I have discovered that the Nikon failure is a known problem and they will repair for free. So now the issue is whether we need to have two cameras in the same category. One thing I would like to ask (and I realize it is something I'd figure out in time but I need to make a decision today) -- when I look at the video display, I am not seeing the picture in focus most of the time, even if I press the focus button (this is in auto focus mode). It is like a watery image until I actually press the shutter and then after I've taken the photo, then it appears sharp in the viewfinder. Is there something I have wrong? When I have the scene set on "scenery," I would think that anything I point at in the distance should look sharp.