Apparently I'm the only one who pays attention to what Snook shoots and what he has said. He has shot a P30 on his RZ for a good while with no fuzzy shots. That back is in for repair. He has removed his P30 and is using a temporary P45 in the exact same setup. It seems quite obvious the P45 is the weak link here, not back focusing.
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Thanks for all the ideas.
I also think it is the Back for some reason. Also , as I mentioned, I did connect it to a AFDII and had the same results. So Do not think it is the back.
I always thought , but could be wrong, that if I was shooting at full length and was at F11 on MF
you would think a lot would be in focus..?
It is not the focus I think as there is nothing in focus on many shots...
it all seems some how soft.
Like I said I used to get that with my canons but when there was a lot of movement and my Acutes could not freeze as their flash duration stinks! Whether or not a studio is blacked out or not...:+}
I noticed also that the P45 they loaned me is a non + and has a little triangle in the upper right side of the lcd, on the glass, that my p30 did not have.
Do the P45 have a little triangle on the glass of the LCD? just another odd question and something I noticed.
Also like I mentioned there are no shots that are as sharp as my P30.
Thanks again for the suggestions!
Snook