Sentence examples for closest focus from inspiring English sources

Many lenses, including some found on modest point-and-shoot cameras, label their closest focus settings "macro" even though they do not approach that 1 1 reproduction ratio.

One theory on this quirk of language is that at their closest focus settings, most special close-up lenses project an image of their subject on the camera's sensor or film that is exactly the size of the object itself.

But its 5 megapixels are skimpy if you want huge enlargements, and its closest focus in telephoto is a rather distant 61/2 feet.

A macro close-up mode lets you get as close as 5 centimeters from your subject at the widest angle, with inevitable distortion; the closest focus when zoomed to full telephoto is about 6 feet at the lens' maximum aperture.

It's shorter, more concentrated, covering the action of a few months in close focus.

Close focus and crisp execution obviously pose no problem for him.

These stories are the work of a strong writer who sees both panoramically and with a powerfully close focus.

Smiley works in close focus, and from a male as well as a female point of view.

Vouet, who had worked in Rome, understood the exuberant volumes, close focus and luscious colors of the Roman Baroque.

The key components of the London Challenge were a close focus on raising the quality of school leadership and on the quality of teaching and learning.

Unfortunately, the video doesn't show any of her acquisitions, because the camera never wavers from its up-close focus on Vera herself.