Camileo P10 Problem with Focus

Hello everyone,
I bought a P10 Camileo and after an hour of use I started to have the following problem:
The camera can no longer focus the image from afar.
It seems that the focus is fixed, i have to bring the camera to get a clear image.
Thank's.

Hi pleone,
I agree with the user above. You have to disable the image stabilization and than you are able to focus again.
Furthermore the camera is equipped with a macro switch. Did you notice this?
I also recommend checking the user manual. It contains a lot of interesting informations about the camera. :)

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//======================================================================
// Begin Source Listing
//======================================================================
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//======================================================================
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//======================================================================

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PS : I am French, I am sorry for my bad English.

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Message was edited by: Michael J. O'Connell

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Hi, i have an editable ALV and there is something wrong that we haven't been able to solve it yet, hope you can understand my explanation
Supose a grid 2 x 5
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001      John      Doe
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ttorres

Hi,
Use method :SET_CURRENT_CELL_VIA_ID of grid to set the cursor position in a cell.
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import javax.swing.JMenuBar;
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_tree.setCellRenderer(new DefaultTreeCellRenderer()
private JCheckBox checkBox = null;
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                                                Object value,
                                                boolean selected,
                                                boolean expanded,
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I have problem with focus and mouse and keyboard event passing to non modal dialog if some modal window was opened and closed on Windows platform.
I have this problem in my plugin, but also I did some tests with SDK WordFinder Plugin.There are 2 dialogs open there : CountDialog-non modal dialog and PromtDialog-modal one. I commented all lines in function DeleteCountDialog to leave this dialog on the screen. So, first, when "create page map" menu is selected, CountDialog is appearing and stays on the screen. At this stage, it can be moved and get focus when is clicked.After that, I click on "find word by word offset" and then PromtDialog is appearing. when I close Promtdialog by clicking on OK or Cancel, CountDialog is "freezing" - means, it can not be moved and does not get focus when I click on it.
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thanks in advance,
Lidia.

Thanks a lot for your response.
I did changes as you recommended, but still have the same result.
So I have WordFinder from Acrobat SDK 8 with only one file changed:WordFinderDlg.cpp - see below.The result is the same:
1. I open Acrobat->Open some file
2. Click on "Advanced->Acrobat SDK->Word Finder->create Page Map" menu
3. "count" non Modal Dialog is opened and working and then stays on the screen and can be moved without problem.
4. Now I click on "Advanced->Acrobat SDK->Word Finder->find Word By Offset" - Modal Promt Dialog is opened. click some number and then click ok - choosen word is selected in Acrobat. From this moment, first "Count" dialog is frosen - can be selected, can not be moved.
The only workaround I see here is to create non Modal dialog every time I close Modal one.
Could you please advice ? May I please send to you project in zip ?
I really need it ASAP ?
thanks in advance,
Lidia.
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\file WordFinderDlg.cpp
- Implements a modeless progress dialog and a generic prompt dialog.
// Acrobat headers
#ifdef WIN_PLATFORM
#include "PIHeaders.h"
#endif
#include "ADMAcroSDK.h"
#include "resource.h"
Constants/Declarations
static ADMDialogRef countDialog;
static AVWindow gAVWindow = NULL;
// Global variables used for simplicity
const ASInt32 MaxLen = 80;
static char textStr[MaxLen];
static char titleStr[MaxLen];
static char msgStr[MaxLen];
Modeless Progress Dialog
/* UpdateCountDialog
** Updates the dialog with a new GUI function to show count number
void UpdateCountDialog(ASInt32 cnt)
ADMItemRef itemRef;
itemRef = sADMDialog->GetItem(countDialog, IDC_COUNT);
sADMItem->SetIntValue(itemRef, cnt);
sADMDialog->Update(countDialog);
/* CreateCountDialog
/** GUI function to delete the count dialog
void DeleteCountDialog(void)
// destroy dialog
/*if (countDialog) {
sADMDialog->Destroy(countDialog);
countDialog = NULL;
// Release ADM
ADMUtils::ReleaseADM();*/
/* SettingsCountDialogOnInit
** Called to initialize the the dialog controls
ASErr ASAPI CountDialogOnInit(ADMDialogRef dialogRef)
ADMItemRef itemRef;
itemRef = sADMDialog->GetItem(dialogRef, IDC_COUNT);
sADMItem->SetUnits(itemRef, kADMNoUnits);
sADMItem->SetIntValue(itemRef, 0);
return kSPNoError;
/* CreateCountDialog
** Creates the modeless dialog.
void CreateCountDialog(void)
// Initialize ADM.
ADMUtils::InitializeADM();
// Display modeless dialog.
countDialog = sADMDialog->Create(sADMPluginRef, "ADBE:Wordfinder", IDD_COUNT_DIALOG,
kADMNoCloseFloatingDialogStyle, CountDialogOnInit, NULL, NULL);
Generic Prompt Dialog
/* PromptOnOK
** Called when the user clicks OK. Stores the string entered by the
** user.
static void ASAPI PromptOnOK(ADMItemRef item, ADMNotifierRef inNotifier )
sADMItem->DefaultNotify(item, inNotifier);
// get user input string
ADMDialogRef dialog = sADMItem->GetDialog(item);
ADMItemRef item1 = sADMDialog->GetItem(dialog, ID_PROMPT_FIELD);
sADMItem->GetText(item1, textStr, MaxLen);
sADMDialog->EndModal(dialog,IDOK,FALSE);
AVAppEndModal();
AVWindowDestroy(gAVWindow);
/* PromptDialogOnInit
** Called to initialize the dialog controls.
ASErr ASAPI PromptDialogOnInit(ADMDialogRef dialogRef)
gAVWindow = AVWindowNewFromPlatformThing (AVWLmodal, AVWIN_WANTSKEY, NULL, gExtensionID, sADMDialog->GetWindowRef(dialogRef));
AVAppBeginModal (gAVWindow);
sADMDialog->SetText(dialogRef, titleStr);
sADMDialog->SetDefaultItemID(dialogRef, IDOK);
sADMDialog->SetCancelItemID(dialogRef, IDCANCEL);
ADMItemRef itemRef;
itemRef = sADMDialog->GetItem(dialogRef, IDOK);
sADMItem->SetNotifyProc(itemRef, PromptOnOK);
itemRef = sADMDialog->GetItem(dialogRef, ID_PROMPT_FIELD);
sADMItem->SetUnits(itemRef, kADMNoUnits);
sADMItem->SetMinIntValue(itemRef, 1);
itemRef = sADMDialog->GetItem(dialogRef, ID_PROMPT_NAME);
sADMItem->SetText(itemRef, msgStr);
return kSPNoError;
/* PromptForInfo
/** Generic prompt dialog that gets a text string from the user.
/** @return IDOK or IDCANCEL.
ASInt32 PromptForInfo(const char *title, const char *msg, char *buf, ASInt32 bufLen)
if (!buf || (bufLen == 0))
ASRaise (GenError(genErrBadParm));
// Initialize ADM.
ADMUtils::InitializeADM();
// init data
buf[0] = 0;
strncpy(titleStr, title, sizeof(titleStr) - 1);
strncpy(msgStr, msg, sizeof(msgStr) - 1);
// Dispaly modal dialog to get user input
ASInt32 rc = sADMDialog->Modal(sADMPluginRef, "ADBE:Wordfinder", IDD_PROMPT_DIALOG,
kADMModalDialogStyle, PromptDialogOnInit, NULL, NULL);
// get user input data
if (rc==IDOK)
strcpy(buf, textStr);
// Release ADM
ADMUtils::ReleaseADM();
return rc;

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If the camera is in the default (all 9 AF points active) mode, then it can't focus on all subjects at different distances simultaneously -- it has to choose a subject. The camera is programmed to always choose the subject which can be focused at the NEAREST focusing distance.
Much of the time, this would be exactly what the typical photographer wants. But if you have anything nearer to the camera than your intended subject then it will tend to focus on that distracting element rather than your intended subject.
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I've written that code :
* Cr�� le 31 ao�t 05
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import javax.swing.JPanel;
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Here's a problem that I've had for ages - sometimes it annoys me, other times I can live with it. Right now it's really p***ing me off. :x
I have selected 'a new tab in the most recent window' under FF's Preferences->Tabs->Open links from other applications in:, so as an example, if I click on a URL in a mail in Thunderbird, Firefox opens it in a new tab. However, window focus stays on Thunderbird. I run both of them full screen, so although I'm looking at the web page in Firefox, anything I do on the keyboards affects Thunderbird. It affects URLs opened from other apps too e.g. if I open a terminal and do
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