Plant pics...failed preflower shot too...

Well here I have a couple pics of the pritty thing. Cept I tried taking a pic of the preflowers or w.e but the camera always shows it blurred...Is there a way to fix this or will it always do this? Its a digital Cam.


^^^^^^ Notice its like, impossible to see...


^^^ Leaves have grown quite a bit...The leaves on the very top had to be clipped since they where getting so big they where covering all the little leaves.


^^^ So I got bored, w/e.

 

woops, forgot to ask, does anyone how to to take a clear shot of the preflowers with a digi cam? Is there a trick or anything to it Im not sure Im not good with cams.

 

manual focus those are some sexy plants, can i have some :-D

 

looking at the pic the wall behind is in focus, so move the camera back - its a digital yeah? can't you see on the view finder when its in focus before taking the pic?

 

turn auto focus off.

 

what about the macro setting?

 

tip, dont put you face on this sorta forum

 

WHY is he Pablo Esceba

 

Weedman your going on CANADA'S (MOST WANTED)
See if you can get my face on too.
Save me a beer EH!

 

Done and done! lol, ya I figured a cop would really give a shit about a small personal grower...who barely grows anything at all.

 

Don't remove leaves. That's the factory that makes food for the plants. Don't remove leaves from above buds either. Buds don't use sunlight they use the food/sugar that the leaves manufacture.

It really don't matter how big a leaf is I wouldn't remove it unless I had such a crappy little lamp one leaf shadowed the whole plant.

Remember dude, leaves mean food!

 

As for the camera, the plant may be too thin for the auto focus to pick up, that's maybe why it's focusing on the wall. Try putting your hand flat to the camera alongside the plant when taking aim. If you push the shutter button half way listen for a sound? If you hear something 'wuur' it may be locking the focus on your hand. Keep your finger on the shutter whilst removing your hand and then fully press the shutter button. If this fails your camera hasn't the ability or auto-macro feature to get close enough. Like this which won me picture of the week elsewhere.......

 

great pics,that are some droolworthy ladies :H