Minolta WEATHERMATIC 35DL - SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

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Special focusing situations
Focus hold is also useful for obtaining
accurate focus on subjects difficult for
autofocusing, such as those listed below. In
such cases, use focus hold to set the focus
distance on another object at an equal
distance away.
• Highly reflective surfaces: water, mirrors,
etc.
• Unsubstantial objects: flame, fireworks,
hair, etc.
• Dark objects and surfaces with low
reflectivity
•
Objects behind glass, windows, etc.
• Small subjects that do not fill the auto-
focus zone.
Auto close-up function
When the subject is closer than approxi-
mately O.75m (2.5 ft.), auto close-up func-
tion lets
you get sharp pictures of close-up
subjects.
• Do
not take pictures of people or animals
at close distances, since the flash may bother
their eyes.
• For best results,
the subject should not be
closer
than O.52m (1.7 ft.) using the 35mm
lens, or O.62m (2 ft.) using the 50mm lens.
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