How big can you make the picture before it gets out of focus?
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Not sure, We have it filling a typical conference room screen and it is very sharp.
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We are using our EX6220 on a 10ftX10ft screen and it holds the focus fine with a 4X3 aspect setting. Haven't tried anything bigger. We have also used the projector on a 16X9 aspect setting on same screen and the focus was fine for us. No problems so far.Dennis
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We use it in our conference room; projecting on a white wall at 127" diagonal screen size, and it is just as sharp and crisp as I have ever seen with a projector. I am going to buy another one to take home and use for backyard movie nights for the kids and family...it's that clean of a picture.
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Maybe a little at wide angle. It is hard to get that with a small image sensor (electronic film size)
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have a great zoom! and crop I didnt search for it, I'd like the picture as raw as possible, then i'll modify at the Destop PC. Also have a great focus and great night pictures, if u wanna some example what I want to explain check this picture! https://plus.google.com/photos/112840903503404504761/albums/5958573131404525569
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Either purchase a high quality macro lens, or take the shot as close as possible and then use a computer app to blow the image up.
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Good afternoon, despite having purchased the product have not used it often. But I think a reasonable distance for pictures in Macro would be a maximum of 35cm and a close photographs of some 50 to 70cm. Hope this helps
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You can set the camera to macrozoom and get as close as you need to get-just play with the distance because it automatically centers the photo.
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Horses and Cows answered this question perfectly. The format button next to the mute button allows you to adjust the size of the picture to 4:3, Zoom, Full, H-Fill, or Just.
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Sorry for the delay! I've been on vacation. Yes, you are correct. Only 3 x 5 inches of new area is completed on each pass on larger photos, but the time between exposures is very brief and the stitching is so good that you will be amazed! For a 4 X 6 photo, you will not need to overlap at all. If the photo is larger, say 8 X 10, then you will need to overlap and it will probably take 6 exposures to incorporate the entire photo. You just can't believe how quickly and how well that original will be reproduced following the stitching. I have been very satisfied with mine. I frequently am doing antique photos, behind glass. It works really well. K.Y.
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The focal length is only 35 max, you don't need IS at this point. The further the focal length goes, the more you need IS. Don't worry.
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about 3-4". Of course you can't take any picture without a lens on the camera but you still can review picture or play the video without the lens on.
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Set it on full auto - red with "iA" in the center. The computer will take multiple pictures and then merge them together for one good photo. You really have to hold the camera steady, though. Like you would for a very long shutter speed.
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Up to 8 feet away and then you have a focus lever on the camera that you can adjust for clarity.
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NO!!!!!!!!! There is no space and, if you did make something up yourself, the lens would see it at the edge of the frame.
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It can go up to 10" close to the subject, the magnification ration is 1:1, that means you can take a picture size of your camera sensor.
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Yes. You can focus very close, probably about an inch or so from the subject.
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This is my opinion on your question. This camera is not designed to take pictures less than 18 inches from the subject so I would say it is not suitable for what you want to do. Secondly, doing what you purpose would be a very low-light situation and even if the camera would do closeup exposures there would be issues with the pictures and any movement of the subject would be blurred.
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Depends on whether color or black and white, but 2-3 minutes. It's slow but produces high quality pictures.