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    kenhiraihnl is offline S.C. Regular
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    Macro shots

    ]My RX100 isn't as macro-friendly as my 12mp Canon PowerShot SD950is, which has a convenient macro setting. So I've been using the Intelligent Auto (green symbol) setting on the dial for quick macro and closeup shots. The results are OK, but I was just wondering what settings others use for macro?

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    Do you mean generally or just for the RX100?
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    Just for the RX100...Thanks for responding...
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenhiraihnl View Post
    Just for the RX100...Thanks for responding...
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    You don't need the Macro setting. The RX100 can focus at it's minimum (ie: macro) distance in any mode. So shoot as you normally would with whatever control you want over the settings in any mode.

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    I've tried PAS, focus on the ring, etc., but for me, Intelligent Auto seem to be the best setting for superb landscapes, portraits, and macro/close ups -- just pull it out of my shirt pocket and take a shot.
    Last edited by kenhiraihnl; November 2nd, 2012 at 02:39 AM.
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    i shoot in manual...my practice macro shots were done with the lens at it's widest setting and at the closest focusing range. if needed, i crop....the results have been very nice.


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