How to Adjust the Focus of Your 10x25 ImageView VGA Digital Camera Binocular

The "Focus" option on your ImageView VGA Digital Camera Binocular helps you to get the best angle while you take your picture. Focus is basically the length that you need to maintain between your eyes, the camera and the object. This then combines with the object and the light to give you a perfect picture.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• 10x25 ImageView VGA Digital Camera Binocular

1. Press "Mode" to switch on your camera. The camera will automatically be set to the "Infinity mode" wherein you will be able to see only objects beyond 20 feet.
2. Hold "Mode" button to change the mode of your camera. This can be changed from a high-resolution picture to a low-resolution picture.
3. Select a particular mode by pressing "Snap". This will confirm your mode and will set your camera to that particular mode.
4. Take the picture of the object by first adjusting the "Interpupillary Distance". This is the distance your eyes need to maintain from the camera. This distance is different for each person according to their vision.
5. Go to the "Diopter setting" option and get it to "Zero". This will help you to view the object that is at a distance. Adjust this from zero to the number where you get the best view.
6. See through the "Center focus wheel" to examine your image. This will help you click the finest picture by detailing every bit of the image.
7. Use the "Diopter setting adjustment ring" and turn it around until you get the desired clarity and angle.
8. Press "Snap" to click the picture, once you have focused on your image perfectly.

Tips & Warnings

• You can use the "Center focus wheel" option to get the best clarity for your picture. For e.g. if you are taking a picture of a distant tree, with the center focus wheel, you can capture every bit of the tree and every single tiniest leaf in detail.
• Maintain the distance between the object and the camera and make sure that it is not too close to the object. If this is so, it will give you a pixelated image.
• Make sure the lens is not surrounded with any sort of dust particles.

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