@kkgiyer wrote:
I had this camera and some good lenses. I also had the VERY SAME problem with my camera. Tested again and again and also had it checked by a pro-friend. I realized that I was helpless and could do nothing about it. And moreover, there are a bunch of people in this forum who make people with this problem read their replies and feel so frustrated. My guess is they are paid by Canon to watch the forum and reply with such messages. Otherwise their replies are TOTALLY USELESS. Taking pictures should not be so difficult. I just SOLD the camera and moved on.....
Some like (TT) try to help but since they have never had a problem like these 70D's have they just give out the same answers. Then there is the idiots like the other guy who will just claim his camera has no problem so they are all good.
Sending it in to canon is a long, exspensive and frustrating process. Especially since you are going to have to do it many times before tehy ever get it fixed. If they ever do. If your camera had the same problem as many of the 70D's did then your best choice is to just get rid of it and move on.
The problem is that many dont have the real 70D focus issue but because they have heard of it they just assume any problem there camera has must be the 70D focus issue.
If your 70D has this issue just get rid of it. Your chances of getting it fixed are slim.
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If it is not that same "exact" issue it might be something that can be corrected.
