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| [* black] The problem is that the autofocus can not adjust correctly. There can be more than one solution. | |
| [* black] 1. Try forcing the lens to rotate a fraction of a inch. This will sometimes help the problem. Or simply move the switch from M to A on the lens. | |
| [* black] 2. Try to switching to a single of the 11 auto focus points. Then try if there are specific points that are the problem. | |
| [* black] This is done by selecting in the menu of your camera to the points. Then focusing on a single object with a background far away. Try focusing on the object then on the background. If this is possible the autofocus point is fine. | |
| [* black] 3. If all auto focus points are fine, try updating the firmware or cleaning the sensors inside the camera behind the mirror. If a one or more points are out of order, also try cleaning the sensors behind the mirror. | |
| [* black] 4. Detatch the lens from the camera, by applying pressure on the release button and twisting the lens so it can be released. See picture | |
| - | [* black] 5. Set the camera selection wheel |
| + | [* black] 5. Set the camera selection wheel to manual (M), see picture |
| [* black] 6. Turn the camera on, and start the liveView format. This will flip op the mirror inside the camera. |