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My friend has a Panasonic G3 which i have been playing with, so to speak and when you have the camera up to your eye and press the shutter release to focus you can hear an electrical buzzing noise from the camera. Only when you press to focus. It is not the noise of the lens adjusting but an electrical buzzing from the body.
Is this normal? Can someone try with their one? Thanks
Its coming from the body. Put the body to your ear guys and let me know
I had a similar thing happen to me, but only with the 20mm f1.7 attached. Turned out it was a bad contact between lens and body(G3). I had the lens sent to Panasonic, who replaced it and the noise went away. It was coming from the camera body though and not the lens. Check your contacts on both body and lens(es).
Hope this helps.
Is it not just the electronic induced shutter noise which some people have critisised for sounding a bit false an the G3!!!
That sounds like the focus motor on focus lock, set every thing back to default and see if it does it in full auto mode. Or is it the AF/AE lock bleep when you press the button half way.
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