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29-Apr-2007, 02:56 AM #1
FujiFilm S5700 aperture problem
Hi,

Just got a brand new FujiFilm S5700 7mp camera and it appears to have a problem with the aperture setting in manual mode. When setting the aperture it will change from f3.5 to f6.3 through the apertures inbetween normally but after f6.3 it jumps straight to f13. ie: you can't get apertures such as f8, f10 etc in manual mode. These are available if you use the shutter priority mode - this does'nt sound right to me and I can find nothing in the manual to clarify this. Has anybody else come across this or have I got a dud one?

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