Questions & Answers for: subject finder

...finder at a subject it is blurred. When I zoom in the subject is clear. How do I make it focus clearly on a distant subject? subaru662, can you see the lens in the finder move when you zoom out? if ...

finder is the small eyepiece you look through to see your subject that you are filming! If the camera has a seperate screen to watch your playback that can also be used as a view finder! Please take a

...finder is not. The subject as well as the display within the view finder is fuzzy. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks rjs You probably turned the dioptri-adjust button, next to viewfinder, ...

...the view finder and isolate the subject that way. Mind you if you do what I have described the background will be un-focus. This is a great affect of isolating the subject while in motion. Good

finder.. Your camera is equipped with a optical diopter that will allow you to adjust the optics in the viewfinder to your eye. meaning bringing everything into focus as it should. The way I use this

...subject is too dark" (yes, the cap is off). Looking through the view finder, what you see appears dark though the actual shot seems to be semi-lit. Ideas? Turn up the ISO...or ...turn up the ...

...composition of picture I havent seen your pictures but your veiw finder shows more than your camers sees so next time dont zoom so close to the subject make your own pretend boarder to

...XSi) you will have two options of framing your subject: The LCD screen at the back or.. The View finder Both ways are OK but you decide which is comfortable for you and the type of subject you

subject in the LCD screen or through the view finder one at a time. 2. If you are using the LCD screen to frame your subject and you encounter this problem, it is most likely caused by the settings of

finder Slow Shutter Speed Always shoot with plenty of light Shoot with flash (and ensure subject is close enough for the flash to illuminate them!) Use a tripod Unfocused Ensure subject is at least as