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can the sd1000 be set to manual focus

 
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Jan 11, 2008 16:01 |  #1

can the sd1000 be set to manual focus ?


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Jan 12, 2008 01:22 |  #2

what do you mean manual lol as far as i am conerned no... cant even control shutter speed or apature? o_0


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Jan 15, 2008 21:34 |  #3

No you definitely cannot.




  
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I used to focus on something like my hand and and then move the camera where I wanted it. Not a bd MF trick


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Jan 24, 2008 16:48 as a reply to  @ RianFlynn's post |  #5

Can you control the shutter speed on a 800is?




  
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Jan 25, 2008 08:18 |  #6

No. You can, in Camera M, change ISO, turn off and on the flash, and set exposure compensation, but the camera will choose shutter and aperture even then. The A570's the lowest-priced PowerShot allowing you full control of shutter speed and aperture.


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