Macro Setting? How well is it? This is may main concern. please reply asap. thanks.
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the macro setting isnt exactly the best, most of the time it turns out blurry - works best about 6 inches away, but the super macro mode seems to work better - for as close as about 2-3 inches. I know this probably isn't the most helpful response, but ive only had the camera for about a few days, this is just what ive noticed.
563410
mine rocks with my 850 i took pics i never could have with any other kodak or hp or canon on micro before
1238675
Yes, you have to download synapse. But there you can make every button a macro if you want
2201490
the macro is very good, you can see veins on a flower less than an inch across. The only issue I found is with lighting, when you are shooting macros in low light, the onboard flash will be partially blocked...in these cases, I back up a few inches and crop in post production, you don't lose much if any definition. It is also very touchy about focusing in tight spaces, a trick I have used is to use my fingers beside my subject, focus on my fingers then move the camera while holding the focus. all that aside, I love this camera, it truly does it all...macro to sports. Highly recommend. the macro is very good, you can see veins on a flower less than an inch across. The only issue I found is with lighting, when you are shooting macros in low light, the onboard flash will be partially blocked...in these cases, I back up a few inches and crop in post production, you don't lose much if any definition. It is also very touchy about focusing in tight spaces, a trick I have used is to use my fingers beside my subject, focus on my fingers then move the camera while holding the focus. all that aside, I love this camera, it truly does it all...macro to sports. Highly... » Read More the macro is very good, you can see veins on a flower less than an inch across. The only issue I found is with lighting, when you are shooting macros in low light, the onboard flash will be partially blocked...in these cases, I back up a few inches and crop in post production, you don't lose much if any definition. It is also very touchy about focusing in tight spaces, a trick I have used is to use my fingers beside my subject, focus on my fingers then move the camera while holding the focus. all that aside, I love this camera, it truly does it all...macro to sports. Highly recommend. « Show Less
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Absolutely. That's the whole reason I'm even looking at this mouse. I use my G13, G510s, and G700s almost exclusively for work. I have so many macros set up for just about everything. The software is so flexible. I've just about run out of room on both the G13 and G510s, so I need more "room" for programmed functions. I plan on making the G600 my own soon and being able to really cut loose on macros and so forth.
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its probably the best mouse on the market for macroing, i use it for control groups on starcraft and hotkeys in WoW and DotA2. just bind them to the keys on the mouse and go have fun
68330
Yes, there is a macro function. I've only used it a couple of times, but it works well.
760143
Macro only. I feel it's to harsh for portraits. Makes it look like a pop up flash
1949230
The only way to do it is to set a macro and just set to a key on your keyboard and set the action to that key in game. Windows doesn't seem to recognize the button.
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I am sorry it took me so long to answer this. By far the best gaming mouse I have ever used. The macro software on the other hand, not so much. I am still trying to figure that out.To answer your question directly, 6 different settings of sensitivity. As for changing those values in the software? I find the software very user unfriendly. It you have and "ity-bity" hand, do not get this mouse. I have an 8 or 9 inch hand span, and this mouse fits like a glove. I love it. I use every button regularly. Almost like it was designed with Guild Wars 2 specifically in mind. I am sorry it took me so long to answer this. By far the best gaming mouse I have ever used. The macro software on the other hand, not so much. I am still trying to figure that out.To answer your question directly, 6 different settings of sensitivity. As for changing those values in the software? I find the software very user unfriendly. It you have and "ity-bity" hand, do not get this mouse. I have an 8 or 9 inch hand span, and this mouse fits like a glove. I love it. I use every button regularly. Almost like it was designed with Guild Wars 2 specifically in mind.
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You need to push a button and slide the focal ring so the ring shows it is in macro. Just push the button above the macro button and slide the focal length ring to either manual or electronic focal length adjustment. It works with all modes including manual.
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You haven't given any information about the procedures you are using so I'm having to do some guessing here. First, have you set the camera to Macro? If so, What distance range are you working in? If you are too far away or too close, you will be out of the filters' working range. If you have the settings right and are in range and still can't get the auto focus to work, make sure that the filter(s) are screwed in all the way and on straight. If it still will not auto focus, you will have to switch to manual focus and perhaps moved the camera a little bit closer or farther away from the subject until the subject is in focus. You haven't given any information about the procedures you are using so I'm having to do some guessing here. First, have you set the camera to Macro? If so, What distance range are you working in? If you are too far away or too close, you will be out of the filters' working range. If you have the settings right and are in range and still can't get the auto focus to work, make sure that the filter(s) are screwed in all the way and on straight. If it still will not auto focus, you will have to switch to manual focus and perhaps moved the camera a little bit closer or farther away from the... » Read More You haven't given any information about the procedures you are using so I'm having to do some guessing here. First, have you set the camera to Macro? If so, What distance range are you working in? If you are too far away or too close, you will be out of the filters' working range. If you have the settings right and are in range and still can't get the auto focus to work, make sure that the filter(s) are screwed in all the way and on straight. If it still will not auto focus, you will have to switch to manual focus and perhaps moved the camera a little bit closer or farther away from the subject until the subject is in focus. « Show Less
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Yes, its possible to set up any macro's (I am assuming the software and programming is the same as my 676 remote.) I have a "Volume Up" macro set to hit the volume up 4 times and a volume down button. This is for the extra loud commercials when you are watching a program. Really easy to do too.
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The macros are not fully compatible with every program,So i do not know. Also keep in mind that its a gaming keyboard so its made mainly for gamers. I dont think the macros display on the LED screen on the keyboard, but they do have a separate program that lets you see all your macros that you program. Honestly though, this keyboard isn't as fantastic as it sounds, the youtube app doesn't even let you browse for certain videos :/
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Yes, buttons can be programmed through the LGS software. Macros can be made with customization timings like delayed key-presses if you'd like as well. However, to get full macro capabilities, you need to use profiles through the PC, NOT the in-mouse memory profiles.
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Hi personally it did not work for me. The camera becomes set back so far as a result of the mounting that focussing is a problem. For me other than macro work it was not suitable and certainly not as all round useful as I understood it to be. I returned mine for a refund
1915107
Yes! You screw it off completely! It shows up blurry if you're trying to take normal pictures, but when you angle the camera close to something, its supposed to focus and look zoomed in! Keep trying, or look up info about macro lenses!
1310000
No, It's entirely manual... but that's what you would want anyway for Macro which is it's primary use.