Hi,
I have a Panasonic DMC-FZ7 digital camera, the zoom will not work. Can you give me an estimate on the price to fix... Not under warranty. Do you know where this can be reparied?
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i have a panasonic dmc-fz7 my zoom is very fuzzy at 8-12 power. what can i do ( or you do ) to fix this problemi have a panasonic dmc-fz7 my zoom is very fuzzy at 8-12 power. what can i do ( or you do ) to fix this problem
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Your camera focus problem mostly deal with machanical parts. So changing them easily will solve the problem. But unfortunately you may not do it yourself. Because it is highly complicated process. In deed it needs lots of repairing devices which are found only in services. According to me the service had given you the best answer. Please accept their advice. Good luck.
I own one. Assuming that the camera is working normally, then I know two settings that will cause the zoom to be fixed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Suggestion No. 1:
If the zoom is fixed at the wide end:
1. Turn the mode dial to "P". Now turn on the camera. 2. Press "MENU SET". 3. Press the up arrow button. 4. Now, a menu item named "CONVERSION" should be highlighted. Press the right arrow button. 5. A sub-menu screen should now pop up, select and set "OFF".
If none of the above solve the problem, then the lens might have been knocked slightly out of position.
~If the camera has been dropped. ~If the camera has been thumped or banged. ~If while zooming, the lens was obstructed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The zoom motor also could have died, it costs about $50.00 U.S. at Panasonic.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My best advice would be to contact panasonic customer service.
I believe the FZ7 determines that the lense cap is still on when it can't extend the zoom lense because the lense cap is in the way. I would check to see if your zoom lense housing is somehow stuck (could be sand or dirt in it) which is creating enough resistance to make the camera think the lense cap is impeding the zoom lense from extending.
It's probably something to do with a lag or jam on your shutterspeed. so when you hit the button, and move you get a little blur. If its not this you might need to have your lens cleaned inside and out due to the camera zooms and catches the blurs on the lens after zooming so far in. I would recommend taking it to your local camera shop for adjustments and cleaning.
Where the Panasonic FZ-20 does very well, is with conditions where you need a long zoom under low light.
Most lenses will lose light as they are zoomed out. The Leica lens in the FZ-20 does not lose light when zoomed.
No matter which camera you are using, you will have to use the manual controls for the best results.
So learning about exposure and how to use it, is necessary.
i have a panasonic dmc-fz7 my zoom is very fuzzy at 8-12 power. what can i do ( or you do ) to fix this problem
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