What can I do to focus

･ 1. i totally love cross country. its the best thing in my life right now. im a sophmore in HS. ･ 2. you need to set your own goals, you cant have someone do that for you.but if your running xc under … ･ 3. my experience with xc has rea…

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You have a case of the shanks, my friend. Every golfer gets them once in awhile. You may be standing too close to the ball on the setup, or shifting your weight around. Next time you’re on the range, keep you feet together and swing – you’l…

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Focus…..?

Q: Is there a food or something thats helps your focus?What can you do to help you focus?

A: A great breakfast to have if you want to focus is:A bowl of muesli with banana slices and natural yogurt.Also a slice of toast with honey on top.

What is Back Focus when referring to camera lenses?

Q: Or front focus for that matter? I have been reading lens reviews lately and I came across a review from someone stating,”This lens tends to back focus at xxxmm or front focus at xxxxmm.” What does this mean.Thanks.

A: Back focusing and front focusing refer to the tendency of a lens – or sometimes the camera body – to focus slightly behind (back focus) or slightly in front of (front focus) the intended subject when using autofocus. In some cases, it can be eliminated by adjusting the lens at a repair center, and Canon has recently added a feature to the 1D Mark III that allows the individual user to make adjustments on the camera.

How can i focus on my subject sharply while the background will be hazy?

Q: I’m using a point and shoot camera: Sony Cybershot H50. I have aperture from 2.6 to 8. Aperture 2.6 should give me the least depth of field. But i wonder why the pictures are not coming out as i am expecting. Someone please help. My camera can handle all manual controls but i have no idea how to focus manually on this camera though the reviews says it have a manual focusing system. Please Please HELP!

A: Your subject is standing too far away from you so you’re probably reaching the hyperfocal sweet spot (google hyperfocal distance). Even on wide-open apertures, you can have everything in “focus” if the subject is too far away, to the point where the subject becomes part of the background (instead of middle ground or foreground). Either create distance between subject with the background using a telephoto lens, or have the subject stand closer to the camera and compose for a medium shot – all the while maintaining wide aperture.