Pictures appears sharp, any writing such as captions, especially white are most unsharp. How do you focus a tv

Bad capacitors.

Your television have problem in focus appearance.The picture have out of focus that why the picture is blurred.The problem is in the CRT socket of you TV it is connected to the tube,the white crt socket with 9 terminal.So you need to replace the CRT socket o make the picture good.It can be replace by using soldering iron and soldering pump.So you better call a authorized repair technician to do the repair.

Sounds like you have bad capacitors somewhere in the TV. If none of them are bad, you could also have loose grounding screws on the inverter shield. It is common for this TV and simply retightning them will keep the backlight on again.

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Understanding blur warning icons If the feature is turned on (see ), a picture blur warning icon is displayed during quickview and review.
Green - Picture is sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch (10 x 15 cm) print.

Yellow - Picture may be sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch print or sharpness is not determined.

Red - Picture is not sharp enough for an acceptable 4 x 6-inch print.

White - Printability is still being determined.


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Make sure the TEXT and CAPTION options are turned off.

I am not sure about the Sonny's, but on my Toshiba a black box appears when I inadvertently leave one of the close captioning (CC) on for text or captions on (such as CC1, CC2, etc.).

If you know where the fly back is, ok open the casing and see at the back of the fly back, there are two knobs, one for the focus and the other is for the brightness. Try twist both and see which one is for the focus. Ok, from the focus knob try adjusting until the fuzzy sight disappears. Try this, I usually do it to screens with blurry appearances.

if you know to adjust the focus at the back of the plyback,the upper knob adjust it .if there's no effect, change the CRT socket,the white socket with many pins at the back of the picture tube

u need to set ur cam in the factory defaults^^

Well, if EVERYTHING'S unsharp, it's camera movement. If it's the subject that's unsharp (and flash wasn't needed) it's subject movement, or else your camera is set for manual focus and isn't focused at the right point. Set the flash for AUTO, so it'll go off if needed. Set the focus for AUTO to make sure the main subject will be sharp (with people and animals, if the eyes are sharp, everything will look sharp). While I'm at it, some conditions will fool an autofocus sensor, like shooting through glass or at a subject with no features, like a plain white cloth, for instance. Some cameras have a "focus lock" feature where you can choose what you want to be sharp, hold THAT, and reframe before shooting. Your manual will have specifics on features. If none of the above work, it's probably time to have it serviced (if its worth more than, say US$150 or so).

My boss has the S-2. THis is the second one she has had. The first one would not give us a sharp image no matter what we did. We returned that body and got a new one.This one is better but to match the S-1 that I had at the time she had to turn the in camera sharpness on to high.I had the S-1 set to normal. I would check out what the in camera sharpness is set to. Is the camera new? Or is this a new problem. Fuji has good tech support you might want to give them a call. Best of luck