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July 2nd, 2004, 09:12 PM
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Lens dust problem
I have only owned my Gl2 for a few weeks, but I seem to ALWAYS get footage with a some lens dust or something that shows up. Is this lens suceptible to focusing on lens dust very easily?
I mean my Sony, has a really dirty lens by comparison and it never records on the tape, but the GL2 always does. I have already cleaned the lens at least three times and I have never cleaned the lens on my Sony. Is this normal??
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July 2nd, 2004, 11:13 PM
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Using auto-focus with the lens wide and tight apertures can throw the lens into a macro-focus mode under certain lighting situations, such as light glancing across (and lighting-up) the junk on your lens. It's normal. To avoid, use manual focus and make sure to keep your lens hood mounted to minimize right-angle light on the lens.
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