Well, It has auto focus and manual focus. Auto focus - Yes, press the button half way (it normally takes under a second) then when you are ready to take the picture, press it the rest of the way down. At the moment you press the button it takes the picture. There are actually two settings on auto focus...continuous and single. single auto focus only focuses when you press the button; continuous auto focus focuses when you press the button, but will still continue to change its focus if you, or something moves. Manual focus is controlled by the operator, but it not on the lens like a slr camera. Instead, you use the left and right arrows. There is a button on the top of the camera that controls the focus setting it is on. In order: Auto, close-up auto, macro auto, distant auto, and manual. All the Auto focus settings overlap some in focus distance for a wide range.
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For auto focus, yes, it has focus point settings: Multi point, center weight, and spot. I usually use
spot and single.
Kodak now has this camera: http://store.kodak.com/store/ekconsu...ctID.233417400
If you notice these cameras also have wide angle lenses, which is nice a lot of the time.
Kodak also has this video camera:http://store.kodak.com/store/ekconsu...ctID.221644700
Doesn't have near as many features as the other cameras, but is an excellent pocket camera...And it's water proof, Just in case any of you are trying to tig weld water![]()