Questions & Answers for: blurry eyesight

blurry? If so, look at the little dial that is coming out of the viewfinder. It corrects the viewfinder for people with bad eyesight, kind of like built in glasses. make sure the white marks are lined

blurry images.It is not dirty or foggy, it just doesn't focus. But when I take a photo the image is perfectly clear. Help? I don't have my camera with me, so I may be off on the exact placement, and I

...blurry. Any suggestions? Hey DarsCanonFix, This camera does have a diopter adjustment on the viewfinder to correct for bad eyesight. I would try adjusting this since it could have been accidentally ...

...blurry at all. How do I fix it where i can see clearly through the lens? Adjust the viewfinder diopter to suit your eyesight. The control is near the viewfinder; try adjusting it and see if the image ...

again My RCA 52 rear projection TV has the letters getting blurry on top and bottom, Picture is OK but visually losing my eyesight staring at blurry numbers and letters. Is this a bulb or simple fix ?

...and it will be blurry. Slowly turn it in the opposite direction and focus it until the image appears its sharpest. This setting is used to synchronize the minute difference of your

eyesight at night blurry compared to the day? There are several causes for blurry vision during dim/low light conditions. The refractive power of the eye changes in the dark. That is because the pupil

...blurry? There's a diopter adjustment knob just to the right of the viewfinder. Turn it while looking through the viewfinder at a blank wall until the numbers in the viewfinder appear sharp. This knob ...

...blurry when I look through but pictures at clear as well as the LCD viewfinder There's a diopter adjustment dial just to the right of the viewfinder. Turn this dial while looking through the ...

...in visual field loss including central vision blurry vision, double vision and processing of visual information. go to this link and read up some more. Does eyesight go during mini stroke Google ...