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Hey guys!

My first post here - I tried to do a search to see if anyone else had this problem before, seems like I'm the only unfortunate one for now...

So I left my A7iii aside for a few days, and today when I turn it on and try to take picture, all of a sudden I got a zoom out of a fixed lens (Canon ET-73 100mm)!  I checked the settings under "Focus Assist", and "MF Assist" was definitely "Off".

I'm attaching a video of the issue in case anyone wants to take a look.  Thank you so much!!

Cheers,

Stevoz

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I use a a7rIII so the following may not be entirely accurate but check your menu (Quality/Image Size 1, page 1/14 on my camera) and make sure "APS-C/Super 35mm" is OFF. This setting is used mimic a APS-C sized sensor on a full frame sensor camera thus creating a zoom effect.

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