Ben F |
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Manual Focusing and eyesight
Okay, hypothetical question for ya'll...If I had a manual focussing 35mm camera/lens, and lets say I was long sighted in my vision (ie very up close objects get blurred, like words on a book put up to my face).. If I was to compose a picture in the viewfinder and focus would I end up with a blurred negative/print?.. im guessing so but only in extreme cases maybe?... I am slightly longsighted however when my eos 300v autofocuses when im taking pictures, it looks perfect to me? Any help is appreciated, sorry if its a little confusing but its hard to explain!! THanks
July 15, 2005
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Kerry L. Walker |
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For me, this is very hypothetical. I'm near sighted. Being far-sighted should not cause you any problems when shooting, unless you are doing very close-up work. Even then, you could adjust your diopter until it suits your needs.
July 15, 2005
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