Tip 1. Manual core interest
Albeit almost all advanced computerized cameras can center the focal point consequently (the Leica M9, Leica M9-P and Leica Monochrom being remarkable special cases) they likewise enable you to concentrate physically.
Manual focus is a particularly good option with macro photography because many cameras struggle to lock onto very close subjects and the lens ends up hunting (moving in and out of focus) every time the shutter release button is depressed.
It's far less frustrating to switch the camera (or the lens) to manual focus and do the job yourself.
What's more, Live View technology makes manual focusing very easy because it is usually possible to enlarge the image on the screen so that you can see the precise spot that you are interested in, and then adjust the focus until it is perfectly sharp.
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