posted by Lina0210 on May 22, 2008
Hi,
I need some help with my lens which is the Auto Focal doesn't want communication or means doesn't want to open eventhough I set an aperture 5f/.6 but still doesn't work, but it's work if I switched to the manual.
thinking about buy other lens but I can't afford it, I love this lens, I bought on December last year.
What should I do, thinking about buy other same lens but I can't afford it.
Thanks,
Lina
Comment by Lina0210, posted on May 29, 2008
Hi,
Thanks for all suggested, I went to the expert and brought the lens to him, he said, the aparture & the autofocus (AF) have collaps it's exactly same like my teacher told me, if I want repair it, it cost me fortune, so I bought a new one (same product/item) coz I love it so much.
Thanks guys
Lina
Thanks for all suggested, I went to the expert and brought the lens to him, he said, the aparture & the autofocus (AF) have collaps it's exactly same like my teacher told me, if I want repair it, it cost me fortune, so I bought a new one (same product/item) coz I love it so much.
Thanks guys
Lina
Solution #1
posted on May 25, 2008
if you cant afford it read this,
The reason for this is that I find it easiest to track a moving subject if it's in the middle of the viewfinder. Cameras cannot know what you want to focus on, and if you start using multiple AF points, how is the camera supposed to know that you want to focus on the bird and not the tree - cameras are lacking in human thought processes! What is quite handy though is using the AI SERVO FOCUS or AI FOCUS settings so that the lens will alter it's focus on the subject over which the centre AF point is aligned as it moves towards you or further away from you. Without this, the focus will fix at the point you half depress shutter and if the subject comes closer or goes further away then it will be out of focus. you can call any expert of lences also for it if you can afford.
The reason for this is that I find it easiest to track a moving subject if it's in the middle of the viewfinder. Cameras cannot know what you want to focus on, and if you start using multiple AF points, how is the camera supposed to know that you want to focus on the bird and not the tree - cameras are lacking in human thought processes! What is quite handy though is using the AI SERVO FOCUS or AI FOCUS settings so that the lens will alter it's focus on the subject over which the centre AF point is aligned as it moves towards you or further away from you. Without this, the focus will fix at the point you half depress shutter and if the subject comes closer or goes further away then it will be out of focus. you can call any expert of lences also for it if you can afford.
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