Chapter 1. Quick Reference to Common Photo Problems
Problem | Causes | Solution | References |
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Focusing and Image Blur Problems | |||
The subject is blurred; other parts of the photo are sharp | The camera focused on the wrong area of the picture | Use focus/exposure lock to lock the subject in sharp focus | Page 170 |
Can’t focus on the subject due to obstructions (wires, bars, screens, and so on) | The camera autofocuses on the object closest to the lens | Use focus lock to focus on an object at a similar distance; change the focus point; use manual focus | |
The camera focuses on the wrong part of the scene (the subject is blurry) | The camera has multiple focus points, which might not match what you want to focus on | Switch the camera to use only a single focus point ... |
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