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I've noticed when taking Macro's or long zoom shots, I lose some photos because the focus is just before or just after the point I wanted. When taking Macros with Manual Focus I manually bracket by taking additional shots with the camera moved a fraction forward and a fraction back.
I notice that the new Pentax K10D has Focus Bracketing. Are there other cameras that offer this ? |
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Erm, could you point to a link about the "focus bracketing". Sounds very odd to me.
Tripod and smaller aperture usually does the trick. |
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Canon S2IS will. I have used it and did not think mush of it.
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I put a split image focusing screen in my 7D, problem solved.
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I like to take Macro photos while bushwalking - carrying and setting up a tripod isn't practical - even if I can stop the camera moving, the breeze still moves the subject.
Hence I will find focus bracketing useful. |
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Was it hard to install, I was looking into one of those but I don't have a camera yet and that seems like it would void the warranty? |
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