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![]() Thanks to this site I found the Kyocera m410r. Its amazing how fast this camera takes pictures in the daylight. I purchased this camera for double duty,taking pictures of my kids sports and close ups of products for work.My problem iswhen taking a picture indoors of something about 2' or 3' feet away, the flash causes glare. So I try to usewithout the flash but every time thelcd looks in focus, I clickfor the shutter and its blurry. I have a coolpics 5700 that will take these same pictures as crisp as can be. But I was hoping to sell the 5700 and keep only one camera. Isthere anything Ican do to help this with the m410r? Steven Vaccaro |
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Mine gives perfectly exposed pics at that close range indoors with flash.
Do you use the macro setting? |
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If you're doing a lot of closeups and want a nice wash of light, check out this idea: http://www.pbase.com/otfchallenge/light_box |
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