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Old 9 March 2007, 01:32 AM   #1
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I know for macro shots you need to be close, but if you are too close, the camera cannot focus. Try to have a distance of about 5 inches from the subject and make sure you have it on a tripod or something steady. Camera shakes are magnified at macro mode.

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Tried the only thing on the camera that even remotely looks like a flower/tulip icon. I took some pics. They suck. So I guess its just me...not the camera.

Sorry for hijacking your thread.
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