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More info?)
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"Impmon" <impmon@digi.mon> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 20:23:47 -0400, "tiktak"
> <hikoryERASETHISPART@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>is it normal for this little camera to take very blurred pictures of close
>>range objects such as rings for instance? we're talking about a distance
>>of
>>say 20cm from object.
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> Only if it's not set for Macrovision. Look for an icon that looks
> like a flower and set that, that is Macrovision for close up view. If
> you still get blurry image in Macrovision mode, your camera could be
> defective or something.
>
> I've taken closeups as close as 5cm from object with no problem.
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thanks for the info. I assume when you say about taking pictures at close
range, you are not implying with same camera model as mine, or that you have
this camera.
I'm afraid, although I like 1.3mp cameras, and do not think I need anything
of better quality, this one appears to be on the older technology side, and
I see no flowers either next to any buttons or in any menus. but do remmeber
something like this in my last 3.2mp olympus, that just died on us recently.