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Gear Talk => Camera Talk => Topic started by: PeterN on March 07, 2016, 15:12:55
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I experienced something that I never experienced before. Recently (actually as of yesterday) I see the grid and focus point double in the viewfinder. No, I was not drunk and I do not have a double vision. When I see this, I also cannot move the focus point around. When I switch camera off and on, it is gone. Or not. And then I switch it off again.
Has anyone experienced this? What to do?
The tricky thing is that I will go on a photo trip tomorrow...
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Contact/goto your dealer or NPS asap, something is really wrong with the electronics I fear.
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Contact/goto your dealer or NPS asap, something is really wrong with the electronics I fear.
Ahhhh. You confirm my greatest fear... I will contact them immediately. Thank you!!
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No, I was not drunk...
That's what I tend to say when I am drunk ::) Let us know how it pans out!
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Peter, sorry about the trouble.
Is the firmware the latest? The firmware C:1.02 released last May improves the stability of the operation of the camera, and the latest is C:1.10.
It is strange, because the LCD has to have a double grid to be doubled. Or, maybe the LCD is off from the finder screen to cause ghosting?
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Peter, sorry about the trouble.
Is the firmware the latest? The firmware C:1.02 released last May improves the stability of the operation of the camera, and the latest is C:1.10.
It is strange, because the LCD has to have a double grid to be doubled. Or, maybe the LCD is off from the finder screen to cause ghosting?
Yes, it looks like a ghosting effect. I do have the latest version of the firmware. Thanks for thinking with me. So there's enough gear in my luggage. I alway try to travel light. ;-)
I'll see how it goes. I'll bring a D700 as backup camera. And a fuji for the 35mm perspective.
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That's what I tend to say when I am drunk ::) Let us know how it pans out!
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I will let y'all know