This is what's happening:
First off, I set the AF sensor to the middle one and then turn the focus-area switch to "LOCK".
I take a picture in single-shot mode or in continuous-shooting mode.
While the picture appears on the LCD during the *instant playback* period (not when I press the Playback button for "long duration" playback), i.e., while the picture is still showing on the screen, I press the 4-way controller (any direction).
The Recording Mode Display appears. The AF sensor location has moved from the centre, to whichever direction I had pressed the 4-way controller, despite the focus-area switch not having moved from "LOCK".
You can see how this might cause problems: a few times now I've inadvertently moved the AF sensor like this, and ended up with the wrong part of the picture in focus.
I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this, or can suggest what I might have missed, or what I might need to do. Apart from not pressing the 4-way controller during the instant playback period, that is!
First off, I set the AF sensor to the middle one and then turn the focus-area switch to "LOCK".
I take a picture in single-shot mode or in continuous-shooting mode.
While the picture appears on the LCD during the *instant playback* period (not when I press the Playback button for "long duration" playback), i.e., while the picture is still showing on the screen, I press the 4-way controller (any direction).
The Recording Mode Display appears. The AF sensor location has moved from the centre, to whichever direction I had pressed the 4-way controller, despite the focus-area switch not having moved from "LOCK".
You can see how this might cause problems: a few times now I've inadvertently moved the AF sensor like this, and ended up with the wrong part of the picture in focus.
I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this, or can suggest what I might have missed, or what I might need to do. Apart from not pressing the 4-way controller during the instant playback period, that is!