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Goldman

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Hello Alpha Forum, newbie trying to understand my a7111 for little over a year with some experience. I was shooting outdoors of flowers images were coming out fine then all of the sudden images looked close to dark with some light back monitor. I cycled thru menu thinking I push wrong settings maybe on playback settings or another setting. Week before I was getting good results shooting the full moon with a used Sony G4.5-5.6/70-300 OSS I just purchased from a dealer, I don't think this effected the monitor even though I was shooting in manuel focus and on manuel control. What's interesting I put camera in Automatic and images on back monitor turned out fine hopefully it a easy fix. Can someone please help me and give me advice if they had same problems. Thank You

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