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<p>Well, after reading the manual almost from the beginning I realized that I turned on the Quick Focus function.<br> Turning it off canceled the "problem" I experienced.<br> Now every thing is in order.<br> But reading most of the manual I learned that it is not recommended to use the live view for long periods and that doing so and taking pictures during live view is on, might cause poor picture result.<br> So, for those that use the live view a lot, like me, be careful.</p>

<p>Well, after reading the manual almost from the beginning I realized that I turned on the Quick Focus function.<br> Turning it off canceled the "problem" I experienced.<br> Now every thing is in order.<br> But reading most of the manual I learned that it is not recommended to use the live view for long periods and that doing so and taking pictures during live view is on, might cause poor picture result.<br> So, for those that use the live view a lot, like me, be careful.</p>

<p><em>Dan, please accept my apologies.</em><br> <em>You wrote 214-15 so I understood that you meant that the answer is somewhere between pages 15 and 214.</em><br> <em>Thanks, I will let you know if the problem was solved.</em></p>

<p>Hey Dan, are you sure there is nothing helpful on pp. 215 and on?<br> If you can’t help, go and find something else to amuse yourself with.</p>

<p>Hello<br> I need some help!<br> I don’t know what button I’ve pressed but lately, my Canon EOS 5D III is too kind. When I press the shutter button while using Live View, it enables me to see through the view finder just before actually taking the picture. This takes some time and the result might be missing the activity I wanted to shoot.<br> Can somebody tell me how to cancel this?<br> <br />Thanks<br> Rafi</p>