F31fd pics samples
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Hi i bought my f31 a few day ago n tried taking a few pic. When i see the pics i was abit sad with the result. The object in the pic was blur when see in actual size. THe pic is not tht sharp as i saw with others posting.
I used ISO800 for the nite and 200 for day shoot and 6 MP. Is there something wrong with my cam? also when i half press the shutter button i can see a few dots on the LCD isit something wrong with the CCD?
I used ISO800 for the nite and 200 for day shoot and 6 MP. Is there something wrong with my cam? also when i half press the shutter button i can see a few dots on the LCD isit something wrong with the CCD?
most probably is handshake that cause your pic to be blur...
as for dots in lcd, izzit those lamppost that cause it?:dunno:
anyway, just to add one more to the f31fd samples
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/48040449/
isomers007
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might be a dead pixel? cos i have some dots too when i take some pix. but they dun appear when i downloaded them. so not a prob.
anyway your image blur might be due to handshake. but i have the same gripe about f31fd. dun quite like the results especially the images at high iso...colours tend to be watercoloury. the images posted here are sharp because they're resized. mine is not that sharp either. you can view some of my pix taken with the f31fd here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nortynorty. some pix are not sharp...maybe not focused properly. :dunno:
despite all this, im still in love with it for its portability and at least better than some cameras at high iso settings.
Hi. Thanks for the info. I did use a tripod when taking the day time pic. But it still came out as blury. Will I be able to exchange for a new cam if it is like what you all said is a dead pix?
what tripod are you using? if it is those cheap $20 ones, there might still be shake when you depress the shutter. as for dead pixel, i highly doubt it since you only say they appear apon focus/ :think:Hi. Thanks for the info. I did use a tripod when taking the day time pic. But it still came out as blury. Will I be able to exchange for a new cam if it is like what you all said is a dead pix?
One tip to help in the handshake problem is to set the countdown timer for 2 secs and try to hold the camera as steady as possible before the shot. About high ISO, don't use high ISO unneccessary. Use it only when necessary. For mine, I set my own or limit it to Auto400 or Auto800 where necessary.
superb pictures, :thumbsup:
Really impressed. I always find it odd to shoot strangers. How did you do it? i mean how to overcome the fear of "kena" whack or scolded by the "subjects"?:embrass:
See my gallery:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/linuxera/
See? Not many people shots, and of course no where near your quality
bernstein1234
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superb pictures, :thumbsup:
Really impressed. I always find it odd to shoot strangers. How did you do it? i mean how to overcome the fear of "kena" whack or scolded by the "subjects"?:embrass:
See my gallery:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/linuxera/
See? Not many people shots, and of course no where near your quality
One thing I notice is that if you carry a small silverish compact camera around, people will not take you seriously. But when you lug a dSLR around and start shooting, people will give you the weird look (ie wat is the interesting thing which that person is shooting?)
AxeLa
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isomers007
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thx cpuer.
just overcome that fear by shooting people whenever you can. you'll get used to it. just act natural. sometimes i smile at my subjects after i took a pic...but sometimes i just leave the scene quickly or maybe fiddle around with the camera; looking at somewhere else. i'm also scared 'kena' whacked too. hehe.
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