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Focus problem

mfceiling · 2010-03-17 21:34:59

Hi Folks, I have a casio exilim ex-z1000 digital camera. Today i went to take a few photos of the little ones but when i was looking through the screen it was a total blur. It only came into focus when i zoomed right in on their faces. It wasn't like it came from cold to warm and the lens was misted over and the lens seems…

17-03-2010 10:34pm

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mfceiling

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Hi Folks,

I have a casio exilim ex-z1000 digital camera.

Today i went to take a few photos of the little ones but when i was looking through the screen it was a total blur.

It only came into focus when i zoomed right in on their faces.

It wasn't like it came from cold to warm and the lens was misted over and the lens seems clean as well.

I tried some of the fuctions on it but it's still the same.

I'm a total newbie so don't really understand all the bells and whistles on it.

Can anyone shed any light on this.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 17-03-2010 11:32pm

DaireQuinlan

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Looks like you've put your camera inadvertently or deliberately into 'macro' mode, which is designed to focus on very close things. Consult your manual to find out how to turn it off.

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