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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 545157" data-attributes="member: 9240">Something likely got changed in your settings.&nbsp;&nbsp; I suspect you've somehow set the camera to backbutton focus (Custom Menu f4 set to AF-ON). Given your explanation that Live View is focusing normally this will only be the case if your Live View focus mode is set to an AF-F setting, which focuses constantly regardless of whether a button is pressed (I keep Live View at AF-S) - but I suspect this is your problem.What I can't tell from your description is whether or not the camera is not focusing at all shooting through the viewfinder or focusing and not firing.&nbsp; If it's the latter then you may have changed your Focus Priorit for the mode you're in (Custom Menu a1 &amp; a2 set to Focuswhile the focus point is not over something in focus if you're focusing and recomposing without keeping focus locked in AF-S mode).Those are the two things I can think of, and neither should be limited to just the one lens.&nbsp; There's no reason for only that lens to respond as you're describing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 545157, member: 9240"] Something likely got changed in your settings. I suspect you've somehow set the camera to backbutton focus (Custom Menu f4 set to [B]AF-ON[/B]). Given your explanation that Live View is focusing normally this will only be the case if your Live View focus mode is set to an [B]AF-F[/B] setting, which focuses constantly regardless of whether a button is pressed (I keep Live View at AF-S) - but I suspect this is your problem. What I can't tell from your description is whether or not the camera is not focusing at all shooting through the viewfinder or focusing and not firing. If it's the latter then you may have changed your Focus Priorit for the mode you're in (Custom Menu a1 & a2 set to [B]Focus[/B]while the focus point is not over something in focus if you're focusing and recomposing without keeping focus locked in AF-S mode). Those are the two things I can think of, and [I]neither[/I] should be limited to just the one lens. There's no reason for only that lens to respond as you're describing. [/QUOTE]

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