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I'm using a Toshiba PDRm71 but I think this may apply to a lot of cameras.
Has anyone noticed if there camera has trouble auto focusing in low light and when not using new batteries? I know cameras can have trouble auto focusing in low light (not very low light just indoors) but I found that if I use new batteries this problem is less pronounced. BTW I found that if you are taking portrait shots and the person is wearing a light top, point at the top and he camera will auto focus quicker. Anyone with other hints? Steven |
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I haven't see this, but I haven't really checked it either.
The low light makes perfect sense, as almost all cameras use a contrast detection system for AF. They need light to detect contrast, so without it AF will be slower and less accurate. I have a hard time believing that battery power effects it... but I truly don't know. Eric |
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Yes I was a bit dubious about the battery part aswell. But I tried it a couple of times so......
Steven |
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