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Yeah zoom in, or move yourself to get the shot you want in the viewfinder.
Pressing the shutter halfway to let the autofocus do it's job is fine. In normal conditions the AF should do a great job. In low light you may need to manually focus.
The settings your using means the camera is sorting...
Sorry! lol I should put the old name under really.
I dont blame you went out to empty the car of all my cleaning gear and decided not to bother doing asnything else, its bitter out.
A few applications keeping it to the area your working on, working it so the polish has broken down (i.e little...
LOL, I justed play with the settings and see what they do! Was more advanced than the old 35mm SLR I used at college years ago!
Mainly Shutter speed (TV) for Aperture size (AV) settings for me. Not masterd the full Manual use yet!
The pre set sports setting in the Basic zone worked well to get...
Using a folded terry towel, small blob on there, work it back an forth until in straight lines until the product is gone, and they is hardly any excess to remove.
The nature of the products means you need to work it till it almost disapears.
It could take 5 -10 repeats of this process to...
Not a Clio but at least its French!
Show prep on a friends 205 1.9 GTi, yesterday for about 10 hours lol, ready for an event next weekend.
Wash
Clay
PC polish with:
DP Super Swirl Remover and Light Cut Pad
Meguiars 80 Speed Glaze and a Polishing Pad
Klasse AIO Finishing Pad in trouble...
Looking good, you may get may get more looks wisewith multiple coats, but nothing that will show up on camera. The wax really is the iceing on the cake, most of the look you get from the paint is all the prep.
The polishing of the paint itself creates most of the looks.
Even with a machine polish egg damage very rarely polishes out. For some reason goes very very deep, right down to the primer/metal, and nothing bar paint ever sorts it 100% :(
Its only sometimes the more time you spend working on ther car, and seeing it from different angles and lights, that you spot all the inperfections.
I would be going back to the dealers and getting the bits rectified for sure.