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...(< 5 meters) are usually OK. Apart from that, objects at the left of a picture are much 'less sharp' than objects in the middle. As I'm not sure what the 555 is capable of, I was wondering if I ...

...I am using 2 primes most of times Takumar M 28 mm and Pentax A 50 mm. I like these primes for their sharpness and compact size. I really love the size of DS with these small primes. Only down side is ...

Petax ist DL Focus Maybe my memory is going but I thought when I tried the camera in the store the red box stayed lit until you took the picture. When I got my camera home the box flashes for a split ...

...(what will and wont be in focus). Like all cameras, an auto focus camera cannot make everything sharp, it has to focus on one thing, usually in the middle, and the rest of the picture either

SD Card stuck in Canon digital camera I have an almost brand new canon digital camera, put in the second SD card and it won't come out. I "popped" it and it comes out a little, but its stuck - won't ...

...the camera body at the base of the screen- or with it switched off and the batteries out give it a sharp slap into your other hand. This may restore contacts. If no luck - then by all means checkout ...

...camera and re insert the fine lcd ribbon into is holder problem solved. Your camera must have had a sharp knock to dislodge the lcd screen and pulling out the ribbon. Worked for me. ...

can not focus the two images do not quite merge as one so I can not get a sharp focus souns like its out of collimation. dont know if its worth repair or not,if you want we can talk ...

pentax k1000 ....lens will not focus...(one 50mm...other 70-210mm)...happened once before...brought to camera store and of course it focused...nothing wrong...took some pics and worked ok...now not ...

How do I use my old manual lense with a K200D? Move the automatic/manual focus switch (on the lower right of the lens mount as you look into the lens) to manual. Focus manually by turning the focus ...