We have been questioned many times, why manual focus? Because it allows you to shoot like a pro! Manual focus allows you to have more control in hand, and stay focused at one point. It works great when doing the macro shooting.&nbsp;
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How to do manual focus?
Rotate the focus ring counter-clockwise steadily to set focus on an object ranging between 7cm to 80cm away until the image is sharp.&nbsp;
What about the object beyond 80cm away?
Introducing the green mark. The green arrow mark on the focus ring is called the focus mark. The camera is set to focus on objects beyond 80cm away when the green mark is in the pre-set position (aligning with the status LED). You can feel the click-in when the green mark is rotated to the pre-set position.&nbsp;

We have been questioned many times, why manual focus? Because it allows you to shoot like a pro! Manual focus allows you to have more control in hand, and stay focused at one point. It works great when doing the macro shooting. 
 
How to do manual focus?
Rotate the focus ring counter-clockwise steadily to set focus on an object ranging between 7cm to 80cm away until the image is sharp. 
What about the object beyond 80cm away?
Introducing the green mark. The green arrow mark on the focus ring is called the focus mark. The camera is set to focus on objects beyond 80cm away when the green mark is in the pre-set position (aligning with the status LED). You can feel the click-in when the green mark is rotated to the pre-set position. 

Manual Focus