Focus Features

Apple has Focus feature previews but none of their movies does any one know when or if they will ever be availiable.

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Query on Focus feature of jdk1.4

My awt code(jdk1.1.8) in the applet does not display the content on the panel unless the mouse is focussed/moved on it. This problem I observed only when I use JPI1.4. It works with JPI1.3
I found from
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/compatibility.html
from pt 19 that jdk1.4 has new Focus feature where one has to set
component.setFocusTraversalKeysEnabled(false);
I did try this . But that did not work. To which component mean this
setFocusTraversalKeysEnabled(false) has to be put.
Is it to the parent that is top level frame to which panels are attached.
Correct me if I am wrong

I would suggest upgrading OWB to 10.1 at the least or the current 10.2 version. These are certified with 10g databases. Even though your maps seem to work you are probably running in an unsupported environment.
The upgrade of OWB should be relatively painless although I have not done that particular upgrade personally. Maybe others can comment on that process.
Good luck.
-gary

Unable to use the focus feature on a field

hi,
I have the need to manipulate the focus event of a field. This is my pdf body structure :
form1 ----> form
|_ a ----> page
|_b ----> textfield
|_c ----> textfield
The idea is to test if the user pressed the key "ESC", "TAB" or "ENTER" when exiting from field "b". If so, and after testing the content of the field, i wanted to set the focus on that same field "b" to let the user proceed with the correction.
I tried with the "xfa.event.commitKey" to see if the "ESC", "TAB" or "ENTER" keys where pressed while exiting the field. I then redirected the focus to different fields named "ESC", "TAB" and "ENTER" just to be sure that i was getting the correct keys.
This feature works if i set the focus in a different field than the one i'm exiting.
Then, i tried a different approach. On the exit event of the field, i placed the following code :
app.setTimeOut("this.getField('form1[0].a[0].b[0]').setFocus()", 1000);
This would do the same as the setFocus after a while.
For what i could see, catching the events with the "xfa.event.commitKey" for the "ESC", "TAB" or "ENTER" key works alright. The problem is to set the focus to the current field ( the one where the exit event is being analyzed ). However, if i change the destination field to any other field on the form, all the scripts work.
Following the structure that i have on top, it the exit event is being analyzed on field "b" and the "setFocus" or the "app.setTimeOut" scripts indicate field "b" as destination, it doesn't work.
If i change the destination field to be "c", all the scripts work as expected. It seems like there is a problem with setting the focus on the field that i'm exiting from.
Any ideas on this ???
Thanks.

Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
I'm urgently trying to find a workaround, but nothing seems to work.
The focus on the current field works in acrobat reader versions above 8.0, but in 8.0 it just doesn''t work...
To reiterate:
On the exit event of a textbox I need to display a validation message if a certain condition is met. I then need to refocus on the same textbox after the "ok" button is clicked in the validation warning.
My setFocus code is correct, but it just doesn't work in 8.0.
Thoughts?

Select Focus feature AWOL

Mac Mavericks. New Select Focus Area feature missing from the Select menu. I know where it should be, but it just aint there...

I have the same problem and I am using the latest version 14.2.1 x64
When I check for updates ..there are none.
I do note that my start menu shows
Adobe Photoshop CC,
Adobe Photoshop CC (64 bit)
Adobe Photoshop 2014
I can start whichever one I want and none has that selection tool.
I got on a chat with Adobe Help and found that after regular hours they can't help you because all they know is enough to be dangerous on installation questions and nothing at all about 'tech' support, so I have to pursue it during business hours. I can only imagine the wait times.

I thought we were going to see a new sharpening/focus feature this time.

I remember seeing a video demonstrating a new process of creating a sharp image. Maybe this was for some other program but I thought it was Photoshop.

I had hopes Adobe would deliver that feature in this version.
That they didn't that might mean it only produces good results on images specially prepared for demonstration.
-Noel

My iPad New camera won't focus when taking a picture or video!!

Today I bought the iPad New. Camera started acting up at once!! Everytime I try to take a picture the camera will not focus making all of my pictures blurry. What can I do to fix this? Anyone else experience this issue? Camera on the front of the iphone works and focuses just fine, however the back camera will only take a clear picture if you're like 6 inches or less away from the target. The tap to focus feature doesn't do anything for it.
Is that hardware problem or not?
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Satler-
I had not seen that. It appears several people reported trouble, but no solutions.
Yes, I am sure that being out of focus beyond six inches is a defect.
There is another problem that you may encounter which is due to noise appearing as grain when there is not enough light for a useable picture. The "cure" would be to turn on more lights. The same thing might be true for focusing, which also requires enough light to function. See if it works better outdoors with daylight illumination.
Other unusual problems that have been reported for the iPad 3, have responded to a reset (reboot) of the iPad. Hold both the Home and Sleep buttons for several seconds until the Apple logo appears. Ignore the "Slide to power off" arrow. The iPad will restart after a couple of minutes. Resetting this way will not hurt anything, and sometimes clears up mysterious problems.
Fred

New iSight camera out of focus

I just received my new iSight external video camera which I am using on a Mac Pro. I have access to an internal iSight camera on an iMac. The internal camera works great. However, the external iSight is out of focus.
I have gone through all the Apple trouble shooting and contacted Apple support by phone. I have spent many hours on this problem. After completing this process the camera remains out of focus in iChat, iMovie and Skype. After reading several discussion groups I tried iGuess as it has a focus feature which is not available in iChat, iMovie or Skype. To my pleasant surprise the camera focused.
My conclusion (which differs from that of Apple Support) is that this is not a mechanical problem but a software problem. Am I correct? Will there be a software update to fix this problem?

Know anybody else with a Mac that you could check this iSight on? Know anybody else with an external iSight that you could try on your computer? Just to make sure it is, in fact, the software and not the camera?
Plus, since the camera's new, go through Apple Support again and if they still think that the camera's hosed, why not exchange it? (See about them sending you a new one with a prepaid shipping label to return the old one, so you're never iSightless).
A software update for what? iChat? iMovie? Skype? All of the above? These softwares all work for your internal camera. Not familiar with iGuess, but you might be manually (un)focusing to compensate for a possible mechanical problem.

Foms timer and item focus handling?

Hi,
I have a Forms that runs a repeating timer. The timer is fired every 2 minutes.
My problem with the timer is that when the timer trigger fires it takes the focus from the current item on the forms, executes and then returns the focus. The returning of the focus means that the text in the item is highlighted (selected). If the user is currently entering data in the field, then after this highlight, pressing a key on the keyboard deletes all the previously entered data.
I thoguht of using PJC and using a Java timer, but I am not shoure if this would eliminate this 'focus-feature' of forms and do not have much time.
Is there a solution for this?
Thank you in advance.

We had a similar problem but it turned out to be caused by a sychronize command within the trigger code rather the trigger itself.
In toher words it could be what you are doing and not the trigger itself.
Regards,
Mike

Lightroom and Windows mouse focus issues.

In one aspect Lightroom have been always behaving different from other Windows application: Its speed of grabbing mouse focus and moving window to the foreground is exaggerated. This problem will be observed only by people using their WinXP computers in "X11 mode", like with Unix, what allows to perform interaction with processes associated with windows without ever clicking on, or raising such window. Should you be working on large computer clusters as I do, this focusing feature its a blessing.
This how you can reproduce: Use Tweak UI to adjust the mouse behavior. Select "Mouse," step down to "X=Mouse" and check "Activation follows mouse." Do not select "autoraise."
Now your WinXP will behave similar to the real X11 xterm with mouse having the "no raise selection" policy. Its not quite identical to xterm, but it really works perfectly in most cases.
Except... well, except with Lightroom. Lightroom grabs the pointer and pushes the window to the foreground in splits of a second. For example, go to
"Help|About Adobe Lightroom" to see the credit window. It appears than as usual, but since the help menu will be dismisses, the pointer stands on the main Lightroom window, what makes the credits window vanish in split of a second. No chance to see it!
Another case: Assume that Lightroom uses almost the entire desktop down to the task bar, and your browser window is smaller. Select the browser on the taskbar and try to move mouse to it. No chance! Lightroom will take over and pop itself to the foreground again. The only solution is to minimize Lightroom. And than sometimes something happens that Lightroom will not restore itself anymore! The "Restore" operation is grayed out, one can only Maximize it. We have reported this numerous times before.
I am aware that this problem relates only to WinXP users with X11 mouse mode, but with Lightroom reaching now a high degree of maturity, maybe we could take a look at this problem as well?

In order to overcome most of the known navigation and/or focus issues you need to be using the following:
<li>Forms 10.1.2.3 or newer (latest is 11.1.2). If/when you are using 10.1.2.3 you would also need to install patch ID 9593176 as this contains additional fixes for focus issues.
<li>JRE 1.6.0_26 or newer (latest is 1.6.0_30). The latest is always recommended as it contains the most up to date fixes for both technical issues and security issues.
Patches are only available on MyOracleSupport: http://support.oracle.com

Focus issues

Have a SX poweshot 160 IS that I use during home exterior inspections. Recently when I try and take pics of the roof shingles, the camera wont fully focus and the pics are blurry. Just started doing this. Hate to have to buy a different camera. Any tips?

Several questions for you:
are you working in very cold weather? My SX150 has a problem focusing if I try to use it too quickly after taking it out of my pocket and the lens "fogs" up preventing a good focus. Usually need to wait a few minutes for mine to adapt to the cold.
are you zooming in to get greater detail? you may need to either move back (without falling off the roof) or use less zoom. I found that I need to be aware of the focal distance more so when zoomed.
Are you using a small or large aperture? (manual mode). try setting the aperture to f8.0 if you are in manual mode.
is the focus assist beam turned on? Check the menu to see if it's off.
The contrast idea is the most likely culprit. I use an index card or piece of paper to help with the focusing. The SX160 uses contrast detection so if there is not much color variation this helps a lot to achieve focus. Just place the index card on the roof in the area you want to take the shot. (I'm assuming you're not taking all the shots from a ladder only).
As a last resort you could try using the manual focus feature of the camera, but it is a real pain on that camera.
Steve M.

Focus lock

I have a Canon 1100D.
I would like to know if 'focus lock' is possible in all modes of exposure of this model, whether in Basic zone or in Creative zone.

The exception here is that if the camera is using the "AI Servo" focus mode then the camera will continuously attempt to track focus for moving subjects. In such a situation the focus wont "lock" but that's because you've asked to the focus system to continuously track and update focus on your selected AF point.
Another option is to enable back-button focus. This removes the focus feature from the shutter button and moves it to a button on the back (on the T3 I believe it uses the asterisk [*] button.) When you enable this feature, the camera will ONLY adjust focus when you press that button.
There are some YouTube videos explaining how to enable this mode (it is a custom function).
Many sports photographers like that mode because they can track an athlete running down the field while they continually hold the back-button to maintain focus. However... if they see someone about to pop in front of the camera and they do not want the camera to re-focus on the distraction walking in front of the camera... all they have to do is release the back-button while they wait for them to pass by ... then resume focus on their athlete by pressing the button again. Typically in that short amount of time the athelete will not have moved far enough to fall out of the depth of field.
Tim Campbell
5D II, 5D III, 60Da

E71 Camera Auto Focus Not Working

Dear Sir/Madam, Please help me out of this confusion. I wanted to know whether E71 model have Auto Focus feature in Camera, if yes the my mobile don't have that one. I recently purchased this model just 4 months before and the camera quality is not good also.

Hi Joshymathew
How about pressing the "T" key?
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Sx10 auto focus not working

I have an SX10 I am evaluating for rollout but the unit I purchased does not focus properly. When auto focus is enabled, it tries to focus for several seconds, then stops before completing the focus. I tried setting it to manual focus but there is no obvious manual focus mechanism on the device.
Is the SX10 I have faulty or is there some trick to getting the auto focus feature to completely focus instead of the current half focus it does.

Hello Dave -
I have an SX10 in my office and I haven't seen anything wrong with it not focusing correctly on me. Is there anything, even the littlest thing between the camera and yourself that is in the view of the camera that it could be focusing on instead? For instance, mine is sitting on top of a table, and if I have the camera pointed down far enough to where it sees the table top, it will pick up and focus in on the edge of the table and not me that is farther away in the image.

N96 Camera Auto Focus

Hi,
When using the Close-Up Scene mode focusing of something, found that the Auto Focus feature can't find out the best focus level, the level is obviously down.
If the total level is 10 , then the actual level is: Actual Level = Best Level - 3
is there a way to let us set the focus level manually ?
Thanks.

nobody from nokia will respond on here this is a user forum. Also your question was a little difficult to understand. I have the n96 and my auto focus works fine. Is it possible it could be your FW what version are you running?
I dont pretend to know everything like some people on these boards i am just trying to help. Its not all about the kudos.

Manual focus while recording movies with sony HX100V?

does anybody know whether one can manually focus while recording movies (also in 60p) with the hx100V?
wondering - that would really make a difference.
thank you very much!
dom

Hi domi,
After doing a bit of research on this it does seem to be possible to use the manual focus feature of this camera while shooting video. When you turn the mode dial to Video the camera defaults to Intelligent Auto mode, which will not allow you to manually focus your videos. While the camera is set to shoot videos you need to go into your menu settings and change the camera's mode from Intelligent Auto to Scene mode.
I hope this helps!
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