Roc
Our specific camera had a problem and seemed to frequently wrongly select the right most auto-focus point. It also had a ton of hot pixels (maybe 80?!?) in the sensor on 30 second long exposures. We had almost elected to keep it anyway (since manual selection of a single auto-focus point seemed like an ok solution), but then we tried the camera out in very low light conditions. This camera (or at least the one we had before we returned it) had terrible noise at high ISO and terrible color in low light conditions. If you will never use over ISO 400, and never take low light wide open aperture 10 second shutter exposures at night, it is probably still an excellent choice. I think ours was a rare anomaly with the weird auto-focus problem. When it picked the correct point, the subject was always in sharp focus.