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Chapter 12: Taking Great Pictures

Microsoft Digital Image Standard User’s Manual

Macro Mode

Most cameras in automatic mode have trouble focusing on objects that are less

than 12 inches (30 centimeters) away. So when you’re taking close-up pictures,

for example, capturing a special piece from your coin collection, you need to

set your camera to macro mode. Macro mode adjusts the focal length to accom

modate the unusually short distance to the subject.

Macro mode usually reduces aperture, which widens the depth of ﬁeld, and

increases the chances that the whole subject is in focus.

The camera’s macro mode was used to capture the ﬁne detail of the jewelry.

When using macro mode, make sure to turn off the ﬂash, since the ﬂash does

not provide proper illumination at such close range. Tripods are a good way to

keep the camera steady for a close-up shot. If you don’t have a tripod, set the

camera on a ﬁrm surface, focus the picture, and then activate the shutter with

the self-timer.

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