Fixed focus refers to a type of lens that can not adjust its focal point, the distance where images appear sharp and in focus. Fixed focus lenses rely on their typically large depth-of-field in order to ensure that most commonly photographed subjects are reasonably in focus. A fixed focus lens will sometimes be designed to have a bias toward either portrait or landscape/scenery photographs. Mobile phones are typically biased a bit towards portrait photography. Fixed focus cameras sometimes have a manual macro mode that enables them to photograph subjects that are quite close to the lens.
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