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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Mike Zarowitz

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Maria, I have had a similar problem (with a different camera/lens).  I have noted two possible causes.  First is in low light or low contrast.  It seems that especially with low contrast, it depends on having a focal length that includes enough variation in contrast in the auto focus region.  Two ways to potentially handle this.  Once you have found a focal length you can focus at, hold the shutter down 1/2 way down, then change the focal length of the lens.  OR - change the AF focus method to, say, center weighting.

The other thing I have noticed is sometimes the battery indicator say everything is okay, but it is not sufficient for focusing under these low light/contrast conditions.  Changing/recharging the battery has often resolved the problem.

Hope it helps.

Mike

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