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This male cardinal was too far away but I couldn’t resist.

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1 hour ago, Charlyee said:

100 mm equivalent, f3.0, no cropping, no post processing. Compressed to 15% to meet posting requirements. 

Should I have taken that with a higher f stop, perhaps 4.5 or so? 

Thanks for your suggestions/help. 😊

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On 7/8/2019 at 8:09 PM, wda said:

That is a serious weekness of Panasonic design. The macro setting requires close proximity to the subject. For living creatures,  that is very threatening. 

It's a common weakness across every compact digicam I've ever used, regardless of manufacturer.  The macro settings only ever work at the shorter focal lengths so Panasonic is no different in that regard.

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24 minutes ago, Jon Schick said:

It's a common weakness across every compact digicam I've ever used, regardless of manufacturer.  The macro settings only ever work at the shorter focal lengths so Panasonic is no different in that regard.

Borrow a Leica X-Vario where macro operates at the long end (70mm) giving a more practical stand-off distance

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