Canon 860 macro photography always turns into a clear theme blur when aiming at things.

This is a focused question, and there are several possibilities:

1, the focal length is too close to focus.

2. When the camera focuses, the focused object has a certain contrast. If the object to be focused is uniform in color and has no obvious texture, the camera cannot detect and focus. The small flowers you shoot may also be the same color of petals, which makes the machine out of focus.

On the macro level, the focus is on a very small point. Slight shaking will lead to the shift of focus, or it may be that shaking when you focus will lead to the shift of focus, focusing on the flowers and leaves behind.

4. In macro mode, you need to focus at a wide angle and shoot at the nearest distance. Maybe you can't take macro photography with telephoto.