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![]() reading the manual now... i took a pic in front of a mirror....as u can see the two edges of mirror are not parallel... is it my fault or is it LENS :sad: or is it the way its supposed to be? thanks kaz. |
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You were lucky. You could have spent $8,000 for a top of the line dSLR and, under the same conditions, would have been just as bulrry.
Here are my suggestions. If your pictures are blurry when you don't use a flash...the USE the flash! Problem solved! If you see the little hand warning you about camera shake...DON'T ignore it. Brace the camera...somehow. Put it on a table (if nothing else) and use the self-timer to take the shot. Lastly, try NOT to use the LCD as a viewfinder. Use the optical viewfinder...it is steadier and you will have less blurry pictures! As far as the sides ot your mirror are concerned. At that focal length it is normal. |
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Meryl Arbing wrote:
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Just finished going through manual for P200...its a pretty good one for starters like me... With the flash the pics turned out quiet good... In the earlier pic i posted, I could not use flash becoz of reflection on the guitar body... just took a macro pic...looks fine to me thanks everyone !! kaz. |
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