Has any one had persistent blurring at the corners of the image? Or being unable to make the image focus completely from edge to edge?
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I haven't. I have had it as big as 100 inches for a Pacquio fight and it looked great. The only issue i have had is that my living room is too bright for this during the day. I have a lot of windows How big is the blurry area? I would ask the seller, maybe they can help. they have responded to me in the past when i had questions.
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Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to contact us if you are unable to get it focused 100%. Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to... » Read More Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to contact us if you are unable to get it focused 100%. « Show Less
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I did for a little while but I moved it around and spend awhile tweaking the keystone and it's fine now, I think I just had it at too drastic of an angle to be able to focus it with how little the knob adjusts.
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yes, check your settings (resolution and stability and auto focus ) adjust accordingly and snap away
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The only thing I can think to try is turn off your auto focus to see if that helps. Good luck
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No I have not. Everything is fine. Try different inputs and cables etc. also you can run the image retention bar ( thru menu).
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I also took a good look at the controls, and see no evidence of aperture/f-stop controls. As has been mentioned by others, you can adjust ISO and EV. If your goal is to change the depth of field, that's not very useful. The only options I can think of are to try the Background Defocus mode, or use software after the fact to change your depth of field. I don't currently have Photoshop, but I'd imagine it does a fine job of defocus. I do sometimes use Pixlr Express on Android. It does a nice job with background blur, very adjustable. Good luck!
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I'm sorry but I've never experienced this problem with my camera. Try contacting the manufacturer pentax.
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Hi Marc,Sorry, I have not even been able to use mine since it arrived broken, andfotodiox was unable to help me.But, have you tried extra lighting fromdifferent angles? This usually helps.
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Many other reviewers and discussion forums talk abt the same subject too (blurry images). Are you using the auto mode? Many have suggested that the auto mode is not the best mode to take the fotos in... Did u try taking the foto in different modes. Not sure if you have done that already, but just in case....
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The image should not be blurry. Have you checked to make sure there is nothing on the viewfinder area...there is a red dial that can change the focus but i wouldn't think it would be blurry even if that was off slightly.
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Thanks - I tried that and it helped a lot. I kept the ISO at 100, but moved to better light to try some photos and the shutter priority mode helped. Actually, the "use tripod" sign still flashed, but the photos were sharp (sharp enough for my purposes.) I also figured out a few more things that helped with trial and error.
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seems to be an epidemic. same problem no autofocus. if I use the zoom to get in focus then pics come out ok but not good.
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I've found many of my photos are blurry with this camera. The last one i had, a Panasonic, did not do this. I also had to send this camera in for repairs and I've only had it for 6 months. So unfortunately i can't recommend this camera.
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Be sure to follow Chompy's advice, turn the sharpness level to *zero*. That helps a lot. At first I was so disappointed with the performance of this tv for xbox one. After I turned the sharpness level to 0 everything changed. It's not blur anymore and the quality of the picture is amazing!
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We found no feature such as tilt sensitivity before we returned it due to the driver conflicting with Photoshop. We tried for a long time working with Huion to resolve that conflict and Huion finally said to send it back to them.
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Another thing occurred to me about what might be causing your blurry, fuzzy pictures. Make sure that you are at least about 7 feet from what you are trying to focus on at the long end, and about 3 1/2 feet from your subject at the short end in "normal" mode. If you are closer than that the camera won't achieve focus. If you change to "macro" mode you can get focus as close as about 2 inches at the short (28mm) end, and as close as about 3 1/2 feet at the long (280mm) end.
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Bad one. Should just work smoothly. You should not notice it - except having to focus manually. ;)
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I've had mine for almost a year now. Unlike the previous posters, I haven't had any issues with focus. However, I have recently discovered 3 dead pixels in the CCD each separated pretty far from each other. I shrink most of my pictures for web use so it's not really an issue with me but it's not good when there's more than a couple of dead pixels in your CCD. Otherwise it's been pretty good; I do like it a lot.