PetKal wrote:
When the active AF point doesn\'t illuminate (properly), now, that is a problem.
In addition, the OP also shows why it is important that one should do critical photography sessions, whether they are paid or not, using equipment which has been previously tested, verified as fully operational and set up appropriately.
Sounds like the OP really needed to RTFM before going on a paid job with the camera. Sure some issues he reports are real potential issues. But half of the stuff is just unfamiliarity with the new camera. If one had owned a 7D in the past there would be no issues with most of this stuff.
And come on, focusing on a white wall?? Its called contrast detect AF for a reason!!
Mar 29, 2012 at 07:59 AM
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