Close-up photography, Set the focus, Compose the shot and take the picture – Canon ZOOM76 User Manual
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Close-up Photography
In close-up photography (at distances of 60 cm to 1 m),
the area visible through the viewfinder does not exactly
match the area actually included in the shot. The area
above the close-up frame markings is not included in
the photograph. For this sort of shot, use the AF frame
and the close-up frame as described below.
Shooting in Auto Mode
Close-up frame
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Set the focus.
• Position the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button down
halfway.
^The green indicator lights
when the subject is in
focus
• Keep the shutter button
pressed halfway down.
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Area actually photographed
(inside dotted line)
Compose the shot and
take the picture.
• Compose the shot so that
the subject is below the
close-up frame and take
the picture
• Do not change the distance
from the camera to the
subject
Area visible in the viewfinder that is not
photographed
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