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Mount_N_Dew
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Mar 31, 2004 17:12 |  #1

I dont know whats going on, when i take a pic on manual (which im new to) the pictures are duller in color, and fuzzier than when compared to a pic took in auto mode.

I keep messin' around with it to learn how to make them chrisper.

Can anybody tell me what i might be doing wrong??

thanks in advance




  
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Mar 31, 2004 17:20 |  #2
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What exposure are you using?




  
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Mar 31, 2004 17:46 |  #3

It depends im talkin in general all my pics turn out slightly blue are not crisp, and i dont get what i try to.




  
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Mar 31, 2004 18:04 |  #4
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About 1/80 or above is ok to take w/o a tripod. Are you using auto white balance?




  
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Mar 31, 2004 18:11 |  #5

Yeah auto white balance, and i think for alot of pics i used like 1/25 - 1/40 with a lower aperture




  
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Mar 31, 2004 18:42 |  #6

Mount_N_Dew wrote:
Yeah auto white balance, and i think for alot of pics i used like 1/25 - 1/40 with a lower aperture

That's pretty slow for handheld shooting. A tripod is the best solution if you can't get the shutter speed up a bit. Alternatively, you can lean against something solid, or otherwise give the camera a more solid bracing.

Steady is the key.


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Mar 31, 2004 18:52 |  #7

hmm ya thanks for the input.

i guess ill just shoot at a higher shutter speed.




  
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Mar 31, 2004 21:20 |  #8

1. Blurry photos seemed to be camera shake. Tripod / faster shutter speed can be used as advised.
2. Compare your EXIF for photos taken by Manual mode and Auto mode at the same scene. Perhaps you have used wrong exposure in Manual mode.
3. You may also try to use Custom White Balance and compare to the AWB.
4. Keep trying.




  
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