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Hey Guys,
I just found this forum today - I really need help w/ my camera. I am about to go to Italy for 6 wks, the reason I bought the camera in the first place, but I'm having trouble w/ it. When I take normal pictures, say of a group of people posing, it will come out slightly blurry no matter how still I stand. I can't figure out what the deal is. I'm used to 35mm, and I know digital is quite different. They always look clear on the screen, but when I view them on the comp. they show differently. Any ideas? Also, what about if I am on a boat trying to take pictures, what is the best setting to use? A family member is a photographer and she tried to explain the manual functions to me, but I can't seem to get the grasp of it all on this camera. Anyone have any helpful hints? Does anyone else have thiscamera?? Thanks, B |
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I´ve already used the V1 for quite a long time without any problem concerning focus.I think it´s a really great camera.In tricky situations you can always shift to manual focus.The onlly thing that I definetely don´t like about it is that it takes a long)too long) time to record TIFF.Maybe all you need is just some ajustments using a photo editor like the unsharp mask of photoshop.Now if the pictures are coming out really blurre you might as well take to the dealer to check its auto focus system.Hope I´ve helped you some.Yod
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bmkincaidunt wrote:
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If you can look at the EXIF (a header in the image file that contains camera settings used), you can see the aperture, shutter speed, etc., used to take a photo. If you don't have an editor that can see this information, download irfanview from http://www.irfanview.com (it's free). Make sure to download the free plugins, too. You'll see the settings a camera used under Image, Information, EXIF. If you downsize a photo and post it here (you can downsize one to a reasonable size under Irfanview's Image, Resize/Resample menu), then users could look at the photo and camera settings and let you know what is going wrong. Here isHow to PostYour Images |
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