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Focus at end of autotimer

 
psykopyro
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Mar 05, 2006 11:49 |  #1

Is there a function that forces the camers (350d) to focus and then shoot at the end of the autotimer versus at the beggining?

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Mar 07, 2006 00:40 |  #2

bump. any ideas?


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Mar 07, 2006 00:43 |  #3

if you press the shutter button halfway, it will autofocus. when you press down fully, it will initiate count down. the focus shouldn't change. unless of course, whatever you are taking a pic of changes position and causes an out of focus image.


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Mar 07, 2006 04:12 as a reply to  @ ChopstickHero's post |  #4

ChopstickHero wrote:
if you press the shutter button halfway, it will autofocus. when you press down fully, it will initiate count down. the focus shouldn't change. unless of course, whatever you are taking a pic of changes position and causes an out of focus image.

Like you sitting down on the chair in front of the camera?

I think the only obvious solution is the IR remote with 2second delay.


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