Originally posted by Lowell Goudge What are you focusing on. The camera needs an edge or contrast to work. It can't reliably focus on a n absolutely flat ( no contrast) surface.
Also what light, indoor, outdoor etc.
Last question, on the wid e angle or tele setting of your lens
As for the shutter not firing, set the camera to AF-C and in the menu make sure there is not a. Setting requiring focus indication to release
I don't remember any particular scene that it happened. It happens outdoor in daylight, and there is definetly a enough contrast to focus on.
I don't use AF-C, because i want single focusing. Also, I don't want the camera to shoot with no focus.
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Originally posted by drei3 Have you tried cleaning your lens and camera contacts?
How should I clean the contacts? With alcohol or something?