difficulty to focus when in close up


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mama2213

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Hi , i am having this problem with my 400D 17-85mm IS USM lens. When i try to take some close up pic...i always having difficulty to focus... anyone can help ?? thanks:dunno:
 

For your lens, there is a minimum focusing distance of 0.35m. Are you focusing closer than that?
 

if its too close, change to manual focus...
 

Read the lens manual, each lens have different minimum focusing distance. I believe even on manual focusing there is also a minimum focusing distance stated.
 

if its too close, change to manual focus...

also no use... each lens has a min focus distance... even if you chnage to manual mode.. you will still be unable to get a focus.
 

As stated by the others, there is a minimum focusing distance for all lenses. If you want to focus closer, you have to add an extension tube or a close-up filter.
 

also no use... each lens has a min focus distance... even if you chnage to manual mode.. you will still be unable to get a focus.

If the focal dist is too shorter. Even when to change to Manual mode, turn the focus ring & then snap, the pic will still be blury.
 

Hi , i am having this problem with my 400D 17-85mm IS USM lens. When i try to take some close up pic...i always having difficulty to focus... anyone can help ?? thanks:dunno:

What sort of close-up pic? You might want to consider a macro lens.
 

thanks all for the reply ... thanks a lot
 

Or just get a Hoya +5 closeup filter... Its cheaper than a Macro lens... hehe..:D
 

Kenko extension tube
 

What on earth does this mean? :dunno:

:bsmilie::bsmilie: Mabbe he was in the office when typing reply, scared being caught by boss....

I guess what he means is like when using macro lens, turn focus ring for magnification then fining the focus by moving the camera forward or backward
 

:bsmilie::bsmilie: Mabbe he was in the office when typing reply, scared being caught by boss....

I guess what he means is like when using macro lens, turn focus ring for magnification then fining the focus by moving the camera forward or backward

Ah yes, this is a good way of finding and working with your minimum focusing distance.
 

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