The first thing I'd suggest is to have slides made using both autofocus and manual focus, and see which is sharper. You may need a dioptre setting that falls between two of the pre-supplied settings.
chris On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, [iso-8859-2] Łukasz Kacperczyk wrote: > Hi gang, > > I think my MZ-S may have a focusing problem. Everytime I use autofocus the > object isn't criticaly sharp. I mean, when I switch to manual focus and turn > the focusing ring a bit (maybe a milimeter) to the right (i.e. set a bit > longer distance) it is noticeably sharper. It's a small yet visible > difference. I happens with all my three lenses of which two are autofocus > (FA 50/1.4 and FA 28/2.8). The same thing happens when I use the manual lens > and use the focus confirmation. I use the central sensor and do not > recompose (I know, I know... I'm saying that just in case someone asks). > > I tried to mess with the diopter correction, but still can't make the image > to be critically sharp when autofocused. For now the diopter correction > thingy is set to its central position, because it seems I see the viewfinder > info a bit more clearly than when its set to the adjacent positions. > > Anyone has an idea what can be the problem? The camera is new - never > dropped, kicked, etc. > > Thanks in advance, > Łukasz > > =================================== > www.fotopolis.pl > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > =================================== > internetowy magazyn o fotografii > > --------------r-e-k-l-a-m-a----------------- > > > Tanie bilety lotnicze! > http://samoloty.onet.pl > >
