Close-up variation Close-up mode set as shown in dial   If you fancy shooting close-up shots of plants, still-life, products, insects and other small subjects, then this PIC variation is just the right choice if you don't know how to begin. This variation's programming is almost the same as the Landscape version because it too favors smaller apertures to create a deeper zone of sharp focus and the shutter speeds selected can be slow. It differs from the Landscape version by permitting the built-in flash to fire when low-light is detected by the camera. To prevent the built-in flash to fire automatically, just slip an external Canon Speedlite (switch off) to the camera's hot shoe. One Shot AF mode is selected in this PIC variation mode. Available in all the EOS entry-level and amateur models including the EOS IX and IX 7 APS models. Examples of photos shot using the PIC Close-up variation Red flowers shot using EOS 50E Close-up of tree trunk shot using EOS 50E Row of flowers shot using EOS 50E KLCC People's Park map shot using EOS 50E Close-up of keys shot using EOS 300 Cellular phone's keypad shot using EOS 300 EOS accessory brochure shot using EOS 300     << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 .