Most cameras have a macro facility somewhere. Of course, hardly anyone uses it. Why would they even be vaguely interested? "My camera works perfectly well as it is thanks. Now LEAVE IT ALONE!!!!"
Any attempt to politely show them (yes folks, showing is better than telling) does in vein, and may result in physical violence. Either that or a broken camera. Then you'll really be in the *hit.
But what of this macro baloney? It's there for a reason. Indeed it is.
You see, although your camera is taking perfectly reasonable photos 99.9% of the time (or even 100% of the time if you are a typical camera user), there are times when macro means business.
These two shots here, taken at night, not only focus in the near-field, but also the camera lights up the near field, therefore 'focusing' the best of your cameras abilities within say a ten inch range. You won't get charged extra for using it - so why not give it a bash???
For demonstration purposes, i have included a shot without macro, taken at the same time.
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