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Auto Focus HELP: Lights not Displaying

 
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Dec 14, 2006 10:00 |  #16

Hermeto wrote in post #2397874 (external link)
No, it is actually very easy to fix!
If you confirm that flipped focusing screen is the real problem, I’ll show you how to do that yourself..

Gimmie a sec, I’ll try to find the link..

Before you start listening to someone's advice and taking your camera apart, why not call the shop that did the work and tell them your problem? For a normal sensor cleaning the focus screen is not removed and should not be installed backwards. I am not saying that this could not be the problem, but make sure this is the problem before you create another one.

I know that removing and installing the focus screen is fairly simple, but it is slightly irresponsable to start suggesting that someone take their camera apart based on a few lines of text at an online forum. I am pretty sure that Hermento's intensions are good but just try to send him the bill when you break your focus screen or its mount and see what happens. Call the people that cleaned your camera!



  
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Dec 14, 2006 22:02 |  #17

I will Dedson, I am leaving for Florida in a few hours and have been very busy, but on Monday or Tuesday they will get a visit.

And it doesn't matter if one thinks it is useless or not, I happen to rely on this red light feature a lot in stead of constantly looking over the top of the camera.




  
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