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Join Date: Jan 2003
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wacko zoom
There's been at least 2 occasions where I was trying to white balance in a hurry and zoomed into fill the frame but the zoom said no, hell no (or something like that) and zoomed back out. This happened repeatedly. I wound up just selecting "A" and started shooting. Has anyone else ever experienced this?
TIA, Randy |
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Hey Edward, I didn't know you were an XL1 guy... anyway,
I was using the zoom toggle on the handle and before I would release it, it started zooming back out. I have to admit though, every time this has happened I've been in a hurry and haven't had time to really try to figure out what the heck was going on. Thanks, Randy |
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Never had this problem either, just so you know.
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Oh well, perhaps next time I'll have time to analyze it a little better...at least take note as to which cam it is.
Thanks guys, Randy |
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