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GRD often hangs after upgrading to 2.30/2.31 and it seems it has something to do with ADJ button.
Problem is for example discussed here..
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=24306889
or here..
http://www.flickr.com/groups/grdigital/ ... 1249918412
Report made by DPReview user Sloppy:
Status: confirmed by users (reported to Ricoh)
Temporary solution:
Problem is for example discussed here..
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=24306889
or here..
http://www.flickr.com/groups/grdigital/ ... 1249918412
Report made by DPReview user Sloppy:
yesterday i updated the firmware on my GRD to version 2.31W from the ricoh website. I realized a strange problem after that.
If I am in photo mode (M or A etc.) and push the ADJ. dial TWICE, the camera hangs up. The live-view still works but has a little delay and the on screen menu (in my case the ISO pulldown menu) freezes. It's even impossible to swith the camera off. After a time and pushing some buttons (30 seconds or a minute), the display turns off by itself. When I push the power button after that, the lens makes some noise but stays extended and finally the camera is in photo mode again. Alternatively I can push the playback button, which makes the lens retract with some additional noise and then the camera is in working playback mode.
This problem occurs each time when I press the ADJ. dial twice. I don't know if this problem occured after updating the firmware because pushing the button twice makes no sense, so I can't remember doing it before. I downgraded the firmware to version 2.30, but the problem is still there =(
Status: confirmed by users (reported to Ricoh)
Temporary solution:
I found out, that you can avoid a freeze of the system when not using the press-button functionality of the ADJ. dial. I hope Ricoh will fix this in the next firmware update. Until then I set up ISO etc. via the camera menu. This can be done also quickly by pressing the menu button and walking through the menu by using boths dials.
Example for chaning ISO:
press menu/ok -> turn front dial one click to the left -> turn rear dial one click to the right -> turn front dial to choose the ISO setting -> press menu/ok
That's a little more buttons to press, but with some practice you can navigate through the menu very quickly by using the dials.