PING: Annika

From: "one million pics"

http://www.shutterspeedway.com/cgi-b...gallery=My%202
0D%20images/Day%20at%20the%20Races&picture=13

That shot seems to confirm the focus issue. It's focused on the back of the
car!

Haven't ya ever heard of backfocusing?

On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 14:24:40 +0000, Annika1980 wrote:

From: "one million pics"

http://www.shutterspeedway.com/cgi-b...gallery=My%202
0D%20images/Day%20at%20the%20Races&picture=13

That shot seems to confirm the focus issue. It's focused on the back of the
car!

Haven't ya ever heard of backfocusing?

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

In article ,
says...
Haven't ya ever heard of backfocusing?

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

*yawn*

--
http://www.pbase.com/bcbaird/

In article ,
says...
Haven't ya ever heard of backfocusing?

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

*yawn*

--
http://www.pbase.com/bcbaird/

Roxy Durban wrote:

On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 14:24:40 +0000, Annika1980 wrote:

From: "one million pics"

http://www.shutterspeedway.com/cgi-b...gallery=My%202
0D%20images/Day%20at%20the%20Races&picture=13

That shot seems to confirm the focus issue. It's focused on the back of the
car!

Haven't ya ever heard of backfocusing?

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

You should have a look at the thread 'D70 focus problems' in
r.p.d.slr-systems. It seems that your Nikon consumer level D70 is not
without its problems as well. Compared with which, the 300D comes up
smelling of roses.

Colin.

On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 10:47:13 +1300, Colin D wrote:

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

You should have a look at the thread 'D70 focus problems' in
r.p.d.slr-systems.

Don't get that group.

It seems that your Nikon consumer level D70 is not
without its problems as well.

Explain?

Compared with which, the 300D comes up
smelling of roses.

Well, I suppose your perception of what roses smell like collides heavily
with my perception of what bull**** smells like.

Roxy Durban wrote:

On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 10:47:13 +1300, Colin D wrote:

Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.

You should have a look at the thread 'D70 focus problems' in
r.p.d.slr-systems.

Don't get that group.

It seems that your Nikon consumer level D70 is not
without its problems as well.

Explain?

Can't. There's more than 50 posts in the thread.

Compared with which, the 300D comes up
smelling of roses.

Well, I suppose your perception of what roses smell like collides heavily
with my perception of what bull**** smells like.


Quote from above:
Yes, I have. Apparently it is a common problem with some Canon consumer
level DSLR's.


I'll give it to you, Dallas. You sure do know what bull**** smells like.

Colin

Colin D wrote:

Annika1980 wrote:

From: Roxy Durban

In all seriousness, Colin, I have had no problems with my D70. None
whatsoever. No focussing issues, no moire problems, no write errors or
whatever else might be a concern.
====================
Report back to us when you figure out how to open the box.

Date: 11 Jan 2005 13:42:04 -0800
From: "Annika1980"
Organization: http://groups.google.com

Yeah, yeah. Time zone is neither Annika nor Roxy. Google groups? ****
off, troll.
Whoops, second thought here ... if you did indeed post the previous
post, Bret, my apologies for the abruptness there. I couldn't see why
you would post a repeat of Roxy/dallas' post, so I assumed some
skullduggery. I sure hope I haven't crapped out here.

Colin.

PS if you are indeed a troll, on the other hand, don't laugh too hard,
you might wet yourself.

From: Colin D

Report back to us when you figure out how to open the box.

Date: 11 Jan 2005 13:42:04 -0800
From: "Annika1980"
Organization: http://groups.google.com

Yeah, yeah. Time zone is neither Annika nor Roxy. Google groups? ****
off, troll.
Whoops, second thought here ... if you did indeed post the previous
post, Bret, my apologies for the abruptness there. I couldn't see why
you would post a repeat of Roxy/dallas' post, so I assumed some
skullduggery. I sure hope I haven't crapped out here.

Yeah, you crapped out. It was me.
I've had to use Google groups the past few weeks cause AOL's newsreader is
screwed up and many posts don't appear at all.

From: Colin D

Report back to us when you figure out how to open the box.

Date: 11 Jan 2005 13:42:04 -0800
From: "Annika1980"
Organization: http://groups.google.com

Yeah, yeah. Time zone is neither Annika nor Roxy. Google groups? ****
off, troll.
Whoops, second thought here ... if you did indeed post the previous
post, Bret, my apologies for the abruptness there. I couldn't see why
you would post a repeat of Roxy/dallas' post, so I assumed some
skullduggery. I sure hope I haven't crapped out here.

Yeah, you crapped out. It was me.
I've had to use Google groups the past few weeks cause AOL's newsreader is
screwed up and many posts don't appear at all.