Rick Lee writes:
<<For whatever reason, it seems that it's absolutely necessary (when focusing
manually) to use the "focusing spot" assist (the little round dot in the
lower left of the viewfinder) to get it in focus. You really can't see if
something's in focus with these cameras that have no microprism.>>

I rarely use autofocus, but am accustomed to using the focus-assist on the F5, which I find wholly reliable and safer than my slightly dodgy eyesight. However, the equivalent on the S2 is, unsurprisingly since it's based on a cheapo body, a disappointment, flaky & erratic: it hunts all over the place, flickers on & off, etc. I'm still not producing consistently sharply-focussed results on the S2, though it's easier with a 105 Micro than with the 35-70/2.8 or 24mm, perhaps because of this lens's higher contrast.
Regards, Tony H


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