Canon EOS 1100D / Rebel T3 Digital Camera "camera focus problems" Questions

...camera can't focus in dark. Your flash is triggering, trying to light up the subject, for the camera to be able to focus. If you focus manually the camera will be able to take a picture with out ...

...focus ring on the camera slowly until it appears to your ey that it's coming into focus when it's in focus the green light will come on solid, now you know what you are looking for focus an several ...

...camera auto focus modes us contrast to focus this means simply that no contrast there is no focus. There is a small green dot in the lower right corner of the viewfinder that will come on and stay on ...

...focus and the camera just flashes continuously until i remove my finger. It also fails to focus. PLease Help :) Melanie All auto focus cameras use contrast to focus so if you are attempting to focus ...

...camera to adjust the focus .. if you are familiar with this settings and you are already doing this but still you get the same problem maybe the lens are not cleaned or may needd to be calibrated so ...

...focus problem We are on holidays in Mexico and for some reason our camera is not working. We take all our pictures in the automatic mode - have for more than a year now - no problems. For some reason ...

Should be on AF to let the camera focus by itself. If not, you have to manually focus using the focusing ring. If the camera is in AF and still no focusing, considere to carry your camera for service

focus sensor surface (must read the marker surface). Is there my camera defective, is it a wrong design / firmware or is a "feature"? It is not a front focussing issue, because shooting a plane map or

...camera mode and the manual focus I could take a picture but it was completely black. Any ideas? First of all i would recommed to reset the camera . If it Still does not solve the problem then the ...

...focus on something pretty close to the camera? If that's the problem, it's because the lens has a focus distance 0.25m/0.8ft meaning the subject has to be this far away for the lens to be able to ...