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After seeing a fellow space marine captain uploaded i've decided to upload mine too, I will be uploading a better picture later, but feedback is always welcome. Thanks

mikeyboy69x wrote:
After seeing a fellow space marine captain uploaded i've decided to upload mine too, I will be uploading a better picture later, but feedback is always welcome. Thanks

Literally impossible to make anything out.

Bit blurry but looks like it has potential!

Anyone else find it funny that everything else in the picture is clearer than the actual object he was taking a picture of?

 Smolo82 wrote:
Anyone else find it funny that everything else in the picture is clearer than the actual object he was taking a picture of?

Nothing funny about it, the further I hold the captain away the more impossibe it is to see it (and no, am not saying its possible to see it even close up ) Why would i blur a picture that I would like feedback on?? Next time i'll wait for the mrs iphone......

mikeyboy69x wrote:

 Smolo82 wrote:
Anyone else find it funny that everything else in the picture is clearer than the actual object he was taking a picture of?

Nothing funny about it, the further I hold the captain away the more impossibe it is to see it (and no, am not saying its possible to see it even close up ) Why would i blur a picture that I would like feedback on?? Next time i'll wait for the mrs iphone......

Rule number one when taking close up photos of something: DO NOT HOLD THEM. Unless you have a perfectly steady hand (which is not humanly possible), your chances of taking a blurry picture are very high. Set the item on a steady surface (so it doesn't move), put something flat behind it (so it forces the camera to focus on the object), and if possible use a tripod or something similar to keep the camera steady.
Secondly, don't waste your time or ours by posting a worthless picture. The mini could be absolutely stunning for all we know! I am not trying to be mean, but it is impossible to give you the feedback you want with a picture as blurry as that. You even asked the question yourself;

"why would I blur a picture that I would want feed back on?

It is a good question, but why would take a picture that blurry and then ask for feedback on it?

two words, macro setting....

that means it will auto focus on objects that are (for a camera) extremely near....

but if i where you i would ask a mod to delete this thread by reporting it yourself seeing you got your better picture up already

Consider myself told