Can it focus an object at 6ft distance? Want to take close-up picture of faces, will it work?
1046512
I've had one of these for a year, now, and am ordering another. Yes, it will focus clearly on an object at 6ft, and beyond! I have not tried it for portraiture, but have many times used it instead of my $20,000 Nikon equipment for micro-photography, and every picture has been good enough to enlarge to poster-size. I have been a pro photographer for decades.
1046513
I don't think it would. There are others on the market that will. One is the ViTiny Pro10. This also is same as a camera. There are others as well that will take pictures and magnify.
1565567
It does, but it doesn't really do anything "macro"....... if you get the camera closer than 2 feet away from your subject, it will not focus at all
595082
I can focus down to about 1/2" from the lens with very good clarity. The problem may be your ability to get good lighting on the object. I do not know how small your object is. I used a AAA battery as an object and got good focus. The camera does have a macro function for close shots.I recommend backing off about 6-8 inches and using a little zoom for a close up. Auto focus produced a good image on my camera.
1476726
This will capture it from afar, but it may be very blurry. This lens isn't particularly good for any fast moving objects. Hope this helps.
1829864
I thought that would matter. It doesn't unless you are doing landscapes. Anything within a hundred feet will be in 3D and be noticeable.Even objects 200-300 feet away are in distinct planes with each eye having them in a slightly different position. The lenses are "toed" in with convergence at about 7-8 feet which makes distant objects also in 3D. Like a brownie instant shot camera for 3D. Better 3D than "The Man of Steel" which is fake 3D. Use the wide angle only for best results.
1252548
No, it cannot. Anything outside of th 2-3 inch range is out of focus. This product is a complete waste of money.
97228
It would work for video. The distance between the subject and reflector matters, not the camera and reflector
265365
You can focus on objects as close as 1.5 feet. For distance viewing, it brings everything 6-8 times closer depending on which model you get.
1197063
You question is not very clear. What is your expectation? do you want to capture moving distance object? or nearby shots? This lens is for near shots with quality you may have to look for telescope lens for long distance shots. Hope it helps.
345123
I had trouble getting a clear focus at the 12+ power range even though I had it on a tripod. I was watching a golf tournament about 250 yards away. I would say no.
98306
it is moderate for moving object. better use a lens with high speed AF. furthest distance? depends on how far the detail of object u need to capture.do not expect a perfect detail when reach distance more than 30 M
381968
2nd answer. If you mean the closest distance you're able to focus at? I can only guess at about 15 to 20 feet. If you mean the closest distance you can calculate by using the mildot system I would again guess as close as you can get a clear focused picture. Mine gives me a very clear picture fifty yards and out but I could not honestly tell you the minimum useful distance.KT
726802
No. You have to be pretty close for it to focus. It is great for taking pictures of flowers and jewelry.
1446299
Michele, you should have no problem with that distance. I have used it the camera as close as 3" and as far as 50 yards.Good luck.
1770839
I just tried close focus and it didn't focus closer than 2 ft where the field of view is about 3 quarters wide.
1771858
It works pretty good not all the time. You have to be close to your subject to pick up the eye. If the eye is not picked up it will put a box around the head and keep the face in focus. works well. This camera is fantastic!!!
2208276
You can focus to within eight inches away of your subject. But remember that this is a wide angle, 24mm equivalent lens, so even at a close up distance, you will get more into your frame than you would with a longer lens. You must also be aware of potential wide-angle distortion.