Ikari120378

Expensive and long lasting might be the attributes of proprietary lithium batteries. Therefore nothing can beat Sanyo Eneloop, for it is cheap and long lasting (except for the compact-size...

Everyone is heading towards Apple-American Hypercapitalism way nowadays. Sue, sue, sue...

"Velocity Meets Versatility"
velocity relates to vector measurement. Do they mean "Speed" instead, or they're planning to throw the camera to someone...?

Somehow I still believe that the trick is to "bracket" or "animate" the picture capturing in high speed frame per second (say, 60 fps with 60 different focus points, and so on). That's how they...

Then there'll be mirrorless cameras with standard SLRs' size...

We the old ones who are posting in here, will someday have to completely learn to accept, that something has changed, no matter how you're bragging about "the old ones are the best ever", or "it is...

No flash hotshoe...? Are you sure? It is just covered by a hotshoe cap, like the previous model.

A trick of 60 FPS Casio, with focus bracketing...?

I'm not well educated in such photography engineering etc., so you don't have to take my words seriously, haha... In my common sense: 1. the lower the ISO, the more pure colors reproduced....

Thank you then. Case closed. Too bad there's no workaround for that... I thank everyone also for the great responses. My best wishes for you guys :)

Then is there any "DIY" ways to cure such problem, or it should be sent to service center right away?

Oops.. sorry I forgot to confirm the change of the Live View. Yes, the button works successfully in locking focus of either the far and near objects. So how's that happened...??

Yes, I've pushed to * button (the bottom-left indicator showed the /* sign), and the AF didn't work wherever the white rectangle was. So, what could be the problem then...?

Unfortunately, it is clean... :(

Do you mean the small internal battery for the clock? Anyway, I have upgraded the firmware but the problem still persist. So I believe that it is more mechanical than software fault.

Actually, I've never used LV mode in any SLR. And honestly I don't know how to use it properly. But I did try, and found that the focusing should be manually done even though the AF is set to auto.

No matter the focus setting is (single point or multiple points), the focus is always on the shortest distance. Quite strange, say, the multiple point focus locks the objects in the far end of the...

I think that's the camera... I'd first try upgrading the firmware before sending them to service center.

The noise you added feels too much for me. But it is a good shot :)

We also need to know what camera settings and what situations you had. There's a chance that u shot a very different situation that needed a setting changes. An excessive overexposure is possible.