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What settings if any are there on my camera that would of brought the greenery (fore) into more focus?

Brand:Panasonic
Camera:Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ30
Recording media:JPEG (digital)
Date Taken:7 Oct 2012 - 5:39 PM
Focal Length:68.9mm
Lens Max Aperture:f/5.9
Aperture:f/5.9
Shutter Speed:1/40sec
Exposure Comp:0.0
ISO:400
Exposure Mode:Program AE
Metering Mode:Multi-segment
Flash:Off, Did not fire
White Balance:Auto
Title:Hide and seek
Username:Gary66 Gary66
Uploaded:7 Oct 2012 - 6:38 PM
Tags:Wildlife, Wildlife / nature
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Try using a narrow apature higher f number try the highest you have, you will need to increase your Iso to get the same or faster shutter speed or a day with more light as you will get less light in with the narrow apature. With stationary objects you can keep the ISO low narrow apature and use a slow shutter speed if you use a tripod.

Have a practice on various objects such as shooting along a fence using different apertures and see how wide open low f numbers give a shallow depth of field and closed down high f numbers give a deeper depth of field and how they affect the shutter speed.

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rogerfry
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7 Oct 2012 - 8:01 PM
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See my comment on your forum post.

Gary66
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7 Oct 2012 - 10:19 PM
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MrGoatsmilk: Thank you, since reading your advice I have been playing around with the camera's settings, when time and light are on my side I will go out and practice like you suggested.

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