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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Hi!
I'm new to photography and i would like to know why when i'm in macro mode and i want to shot something from small distance, the object is not focused...there are some setings that i have to make to take in order to be really focused?...i'm confused |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Well even if the macro mode on the A95 works extremely well, don't forget that you must leave at least 5cm (if I remember correctly) between your camera and your subject. Also, if there's not anough light, you'll have to take the picture from a little farther away.
That being said, dont forget to : 1- make sure the little flower appears on your screen (which confirms that you're in macro mode). 2-Before taking the picture, half press the shutter button in order to let the camera focus on your subject. Without releasing it, when the subject is well focused, keep pushing down the button to take the picture. Let us know how it went regards! |
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thanks for the quick reply...i will post a photo soon
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i have the same problem... well it is not a problem. the fact is i'm looking to take "super" macro shots and not macro...
i live far from usa and supplies are VERY expensive! |
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It depends how close you wish to get. The closer you are the less light you have to play with. I use the macro setting a lot on my A80. It's great, but it depends on what you are after. Have a look at some of mine - not sure how you get the link to work? Good Luck.
http://www.dorsetscountryside.co.uk/63640.html |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Minnesota, Manitoba
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Very nice pictures, Scrumpy! Makes me want to try some more closeups on my A70.
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