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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / Digital Photo / June 2005Focus thru windows
I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. Solutions? > I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. > > Solutions? > > Manual Focus. Jan >> I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. >> Solutions? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Jan Or get closer to the window than the cameras' range of focus. It will have to search for a focus outside the window. >>> I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. Solutions? > > Or get closer to the window than the cameras' range of focus. It will > have to search for a focus outside the window. Good idea. I didn't think of that. Jan Use the infinity focus symbol usually symbolized by a mountain image icon. > >>> I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. Solutions? > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Good idea. I didn't think of that. > Jan Clean the window.. get close.. and don't have lights or any other bright light sources on your side of the glass. Open the window (:- > I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. > > Solutions? >> I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. >> >> Solutions? Windex is a solution - of detergent and water. If the window is clean the focus is less likely to cause problems. Another solution is to use manual focus.  SignatureMike Russell www.curvemeister.com > Open the window (:- > >>I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. >> >> Solutions? Unless you have a rare digicam that focuses with IR light, like film cameras, all you need t do is get the camera close to the glass. When the camera can't focus on something lcose, it will look out further for a focal distance. This works on a plane, where you can't open the window. > I like to shoot thru a window, but focus is a real problem. > > Solutions? > > open the window Use A polarizing filter. |
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