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Nov 7, 2005 | 04:48 PM

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GotJDM?

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IBFATBOOTY says 35mm >* :db:

pretty fucking cool thoe

Nov 8, 2005 | 04:20 AM

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Tark

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Originally Posted by OLDMAN

I would find it distracting if too much of a macro subject was in focus, usually I'm trying to pinpoint an area, and I like the background diffused.

ok but i didnt mean that it would be possible to focus on more of the subject it self. This would help users to "pinpoint" the area they want. if you noticed the pictures, it does refocus the whole picture it only let you select a point on the picture and focus it, basicly lets you change the point you focused on while taking the picture the backround will then become diffused.

Nov 8, 2005 | 05:18 AM

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Originally Posted by sherwood

i'd think it'd bug me out to see everything in focus :dunno:

though i must admit it would be handy for security purposes

I think maybe that is the main reason for its development. How many times have you seen that picture of the robber in a convenience store that's so grainy even he couldn't ID himself?

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