This camera arrived today. The trifold brochure is not a user guide. What are the two thumbscrews on the bottom for?
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The 2 screws on the bottom are for adjusting the camera's focus and zoom. This camera provides 2.8-12mm adjustable lens. You may manually adjust the camera's viewing angle from 40-115degrees and viewing distance from 40-120feet.
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I believe Mr Wang is inquiring as to the shutter counter number (or number of shutter actuations) for the specific camera he is considering buying. I am not sure how to determine that. Some cameras number images in order from the first time the camera is used. I am not sure that the D2X does that.
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I found this http://www.e-fotografija.si/templates/?a=1044&z;=94 today that shows pics of 2 new sony cybershot cameras. T70 and T200. If I read correctly they both will have touch screens for most adjustments. I can't wait til it comes out.
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I'm sorry I have no clue on how to use that. I've only used the camera twice and I actually don't know much it since I've barley used it, but it does take nice photos.
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I am wondering the same thing. This camera has been for sale on amazon since the beginning of the month and there were 3 reviews as of last Thursday.
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Something is wrong with Amazon's image. The only pictures that are showing up now for the main image in the details page are 2 images of a wall wart with a round connecter that is distinctly NOT compataible with some of the Sony cameras listed. These pictures appear to be some customer image taken with an oak wood desk in the background. Meanwhile, the tiny thumbnail image that shows up in some views looks more like the Sony replacement and looks like it may actually have the necessary Sony proprietary flat connector.
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Should be a screw on top of the tripod and an opening on the bottom of the camera. :-)
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At the bottom of the slider there are three screw holes ( like on the bottom of a camera ) you can attach it threw either the middle one for one tripod or to the two on each side for a more stable two tripods. I keep a quick release plate on the bottom of my slider so it's faster to set up.
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I just perchased the H20. I'm use to having a view finder. I thought there may be a way torig some kind of sighting device. The camera already has a means of sighting in. Looking fromthe rear of the camera, there is an elbow formed to the left side of the flash "hump". If youbracket your subject in this elbow it'll pretty much end up dead center of your shot. Hey, it'snot hi-tech but the method works.
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I don't know, but it's a very small camera that fits in the palm of my female hand. There is a hole in the middle of the camera on the bottom, if that helps you. I don't use a tripod, so I'm not an authority.
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http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/1/0300012151/01/pssx510hs-cu-en.pdfcut and paste the above URL and it should take you right to the Users Guide for the camera
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I have only used mine once. I am finding it is kinda a joke to use. I would love to return it. Or even sell it..But other then that it is good for someone who loves to take photos from afar.
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The camera is NOT defective and this is a simple issue that is easily fixed.On the left side of the viewfinder housing is a little, flat, vertical wheel/dial. This is the optical adjustment wheel for the viewfinder. Look through the viewfinder and use the fingernail of your index finger on your left hand to move the little wheel first in one direction and then in the other until the image is sharp. The wheel is "tight" but there are little ridges on it that your fingernail can push against to make it move. You will find that there is one position that will make the image through the viewfinder crystal clear. Sometimes the wheel gets moved accidentally. If it ever becomes blurry again just readjust it. The camera is NOT defective and this is a simple issue that is easily fixed.On the left side of the viewfinder housing is a little, flat, vertical wheel/dial. This is the optical adjustment wheel for the viewfinder. Look through the viewfinder and use the fingernail of your index finger on your left hand to move the little wheel first in one direction and then in the other until the image is sharp. The wheel is "tight" but there are little ridges on it that your fingernail can push against to make it move. You will find that there is one position that will make the image... » Read More The camera is NOT defective and this is a simple issue that is easily fixed.On the left side of the viewfinder housing is a little, flat, vertical wheel/dial. This is the optical adjustment wheel for the viewfinder. Look through the viewfinder and use the fingernail of your index finger on your left hand to move the little wheel first in one direction and then in the other until the image is sharp. The wheel is "tight" but there are little ridges on it that your fingernail can push against to make it move. You will find that there is one position that will make the image through the viewfinder crystal clear. Sometimes the wheel gets moved accidentally. If it ever becomes blurry again just readjust it. « Show Less
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I'm sorry...I can't help you. I bought this item, but haven't even used it yet. got it for my photography bag...but I haven't been anywhere that was new to me since I purchased it.
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Oh gosh I wish I could help. I don't even have the same computer anymore, so I no longer have the zip file. I do remember spending 2 days to get it straightened out. I would buy a new camera before going through that again. I see some good deals on newer cameras. Good luck!!
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I am not sure, looks like a heavy camera but it does comes with two so maybe you will need to use both of them
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I have no knowledge of the camera you mentioned. In "most" still and video cameras there is a threaded hole in the bottom where the mounting screw utilized by the Tripod fastens