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TAKING CLOSE-UP PICTURES (MACRO SHOOTING) 1O MO FILM 'hen the lens is set for macro shooting, the area urrounding the picture-area frame in the viewfinder urns green, indicating that you are ready to shoot n the macro mode. 1. Align the main switch with the macro-focus index while pushing the macro-focus-set button, and the lens will move forward and automatically be set for macro shooting. To cancel the macro setting, return the main switch to the ONposition. • When the camera-to-subject distance is near 0.6 meters (2 feet), the picture area slightly moves. Therefore, use the area within the red-dotted line as a guide. 14 • In this type of photography, the autofocus spot does not position in the center of the picture area, so please use the focus-lock technique (pages 18 - 19) and shoot after making a composition.

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TAKING
CLOSE-UP
PICTURES
(MACRO
SHOOTING)
1O
MO
FILM
1.
Align
the
main
switch
with
the
macro
-focus
index
while
pushing
the
macro
-focus
-set
button,
and
the
lens
will
move
forward
and
automatically
'hen
the
lens
is
set
for
macro
shooting,
the
area
be
set
for
macro
shooting.
To
cancel
the
macro
urrounding
the
picture
-area
frame
in
the
viewfinder
setting,
return
the
main
switch
to
the
ON
-
urns
green,
indicating
that
you
are
ready
to
shoot
position.
n
the
macro
mode.
•
When
the
camera
-to
-subject
distance
is
near
0.6
meters
(2
feet),
the
picture
area
slightly
moves.
Therefore,
use
the
area
within
the
red
-dotted
line
as
a
guide.
14
•
In
this
type
of
photography,
the
autofocus
spot
does
not
position
in
the
center
of
the
picture
area,
so
please
use
the
focus
-lock
technique
(pages
18
—
19)
and
shoot
after
making
a
composition.