The camera is focussed on the fence? lol

Schrobby said:

The camera is focussed on the fence? lol

That is actually a very common flaw in current AF mechanisms. The AF logic, while advanced, is not psychic; it can't know what you want to shoot; you have to tell it what it should be focusing on.

For such cases, i typically enable spot focus on a single AF point which does not land on the fencing and shoot. Another way is to keep the camera on center focus and shoot between the gaps in the mesh.

Of course, the real way will be to disable AF and focus manually.

Schrobby said:

The camera is focussed on the fence? lol

Happens every time you use auto-focus. One thing I still like manual zooming is because you can somewhat avoid situations like this. I guess you have to position the camera so the IR rangefinder doesn't hit the chain-linked fence, though I don't think that works too well.

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This survey's a snap(shot):

Who are you going to catch on camera?
• Ayaya
• Hatate
• Remilia
• Flan
• Rumia

Moonspeaker said:

This survey's a snap(shot):

Who are you going to catch on camera?
• Ayaya
• Hatate
• Remilia
• Flan
• Rumia

All I can answer the poll with is: Yes.

lol Used to have the same problem until I figured out its the auto focus that mess it up.

For the poll, all the above. Actually, are our human camera fast enough to capture a shot of Aya?

Moonspeaker said:

Who are you going to catch on camera?
• Ayaya
• Hatate
• Remilia
• Flan
• Rumia

Girls on film