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REO Posts: > 500

@etaab
I never said the S700 has the feature.
However it will have an entire pic in focus. Insecure? I HAVE A SECOND UNIT IN THE BOX. My comment was to let you know that you were contradicting yourself.
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Posted: 2005-05-20 23:18:00
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etaab Posts: > 500

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On 2005-05-20 23:18:00, REO wrote:

@etaab

I never said the S700 has the feature.

Yes you did, i'll even highlight it in black for you..

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On 2005-05-20 21:30:54, REO wrote:

@etaab

Wait a minute...... wasn't it you that complained about the S700 having this feature..

Now who is the one contradicting themself ?

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On 2005-05-20 23:18:00, REO wrote:

However it will have an entire pic in focus. Insecure? I HAVE A SECOND UNIT IN THE BOX.

Not sure what you're going on about, second what in a box ? chocolates ? tv remote ? rubber chicken ?

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On 2005-05-20 23:18:00, REO wrote:

My comment was to let you know that you were contradicting yourself.

Oh, so your post was intentionally start a flame war ? i see now.

However you're completely wrong (as always heh !).

You reckon im saying that i no longer like the feature. What im really saying is (if you'd take the time to read posts thoroughly), that in that particular picture of the small red headed boy, the use of the autofocus has actually lost some quality in the image.

If the young boy was stood with his back to a lake, or a castle on a distant hill then it would have been better used. But, the picture was taken when using autofocus when it really wasnt needed, and certainly not necessary because the boy was close to the background behind him. In doing so, the background has been blurred too much making it look a little odd.

You'd use autofocus when you'd like to make the object you're shooting at the subject of the image, which isnt really needed in that picture.