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If your talking about the parts that switch from bieng focus to not bieng focus, or have a blurry background; It helps a lot to step back farther away from the subject and zoom in, then focus manually. The xl2 does not do a great job blurring images without bieng zoomed in from a little distance. I hope this helps.
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Ash,
Your making a b&w setting and increasing the sharpness sounds like a good idea for focusing. How much sharpening? that's always tricky. Lucinda |
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I think I have it at +3 or +4....
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Thanks Ash! I may give that a try.
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