Judging TRUE sharpness on the magnified image on the back of a Canon D 10 is not easy
I look at the image on a laptop or proper screen if in doubt.
Rod does not say what kind of cards (Lexar SanDisk??) he is using and I feel this may well have a bearing on the issue.
Rob Galbraith has published a veritable bible about Cards and card performance on his website (qv)
Adam Woolfitt
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Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 12:43:20 +0100 From: Clive Bubley<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [PRODIG] Canon 10D and Errors
Hi Rod,
I've just bought one too, and although I don't have this problem with the cards (it seems quite happy with anything I put in it, including a small one from my wife's Ixus, and those from my Coolpix 990 and D1), I'm not sure about the auto focus. When I select full magnification with the top right button on the rear, the image looks very soft.
I believe someone had a similar focus problem with a number of bodies a few months back, but I can't find the postings: was it one of the Simons on the list?
Clive
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