I was surfing through the net for settings, tips and tricks for taking good fireworks photos, when I came across this term 'set focus to infinity'. Saw the statement in almost every pages I read so I googled for the definition.
Hmm... conclusion, setting the focus to infinity allows me to take sharp pictures of objects that are far away. Something popped in my head after I read that. Maybe I could test the setting by shooting the moon. I took out the camera and walked to the balcony. It was full moon last night, Chap Goh Mei night.
So I sat at the balcony, hoping no one would think I was a thief or anything, I started taking shots at the bright full moon. Trials and errors. Adjusted the setting here and there. First few tries were kinda bad. And finally I got 1 'good' shot. *good IMHO =P*
Tadah!~ My only good shot xD
"It's meant for distant objects, where camera can't focus any longer just because of too long distance and also because at that long distance it's no longer any difference to change focus anymore."
Hmm... conclusion, setting the focus to infinity allows me to take sharp pictures of objects that are far away. Something popped in my head after I read that. Maybe I could test the setting by shooting the moon. I took out the camera and walked to the balcony. It was full moon last night, Chap Goh Mei night.
So I sat at the balcony, hoping no one would think I was a thief or anything, I started taking shots at the bright full moon. Trials and errors. Adjusted the setting here and there. First few tries were kinda bad. And finally I got 1 'good' shot. *good IMHO =P*
Tadah!~ My only good shot xD
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