Close-ups
Your camera is designed to open
a newworld of beautiful, exciting
close-up pictures. You can take
them in daylight or with flash and no
other camera does it so easily.
With no accessories, you can come
as close as 10.4 inches. Pictures
taken at that distance wi Il show your
subject at half its actual size.
For medium close-ups (pets,
chi Idren, etc.), look through the
viewfinder and as you move in
close, lightly press the shutter
button partway several times to
"preview" the picture at various dis-
tances. When you see the picture
you want, just press the button ail
the way.
To shoot at the closest possible dis-
tance, look through the viewfinder
and come closer to your subject than
10.4 incnes. Lightly press the shut-
ter button partway and hold it there.
You'll hear the camera set the lens
for 10.4 inches.
Move the camera back and forth
until your subject is as sharp and
clear as possible. When it is, press
the button ail the way to take the
picture.
To avoid possible discomfort from
the flash, extreme close-ups of
people should be made in natural
light rather than with flash.
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