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improve your k850 pictures....(some easy tips about the ISO) |
insi
Joined: May 20, 2005
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sorry...off topic a bit. just bought k810.
Where to turn on image stabiliser on the camera mode? I couldn't find it.
I only found in the video mode.
Also, how to close the camera shutter? do I need to wait for a long time and it close itself? or how? because when I close the camera, the shutter still open.
Can I close it?
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tai020381
Joined: Dec 07, 2004
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On 2007-12-04 03:23:12, insi wrote:
sorry...off topic a bit. just bought k810.
Where to turn on image stabiliser on the camera mode? I couldn't find it.
I only found in the video mode.
Also, how to close the camera shutter? do I need to wait for a long time and it close itself? or how? because when I close the camera, the shutter still open.
Can I close it?
Thanks.
Theres no permanent stabilizer in k810, only in certain modes like twilight landscale,landscape and beach/snow mode if I'm not wrong. |
insi
Joined: May 20, 2005
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aahh...yes ...I just notice that, I thought we can turn on and off manually. Thanks.
HOw to close the shutter on lens? or it will turn off itself after a long period of time? |
tai020381
Joined: Dec 07, 2004
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I'm not sure about it. Usually close the sliding cover when camera not in use. |
pixantz
Joined: Nov 11, 2007
Posts: 15
From: Mumbai, India
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On 2007-10-25 21:10:09, indup wrote:
is it better to use or not use the stabiliser setting?
hey guyz! i thought they always give all details of how to use all camera effects in the manual and in the camera menu itself. so whats all the fuss about? Now dont tell me K850 doesnt give any clues for new users of how to use that 5MP baby. Me thinks, with all Cameras, you have to click a lot of trial snaps in varios conditions using all the effects like white balance and/or the various modes(after getting to know through the manual or menu what each paramater means) to get familiar with the cam yourself. No point in using someone else's settings without knowing what they mean or stand for. thats kinda dumb. This goes out to everybody trying to use other peoples settings. anyway, no offence to any body. Respect Brother! |
pixantz
Joined: Nov 11, 2007
Posts: 15
From: Mumbai, India
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On 2007-10-26 13:14:52, gaieez wrote:
pardon me but where is the stabilizing mode? I can seem to find it since day one.
they always give all details of how to use all camera effects in the manual and in the camera menu itself. so whats all the fuss about? Now dont tell me K850 doesnt give any clues for new users of how to use that 5MP baby. Me thinks, with all Cameras, you have to click a lot of trial snaps in varios conditions using all the effects like white balance and/or the various modes(after getting to know through the manual or menu what each paramater means) to get familiar with the cam yourself. No point in using someone else's settings without knowing what they mean or stand for. thats kinda dumb. This goes out to everybody trying to use other peoples settings. |
n4d3r
Joined: Nov 04, 2007
Posts: 86
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No flash, iso 100, contrast/brightness adjusted using photofix
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took PLANKS advise and used 100 ISO with flash and the results were stunning (very dark room)
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another example (dark room with flash)
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pitch black room
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chombos1
Joined: Jun 06, 2007
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From: IRAN.
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very nice pics n4d3r
.... aks haye kheili khoobi ba flash gereftid..! |
bobby_splithead2000
Joined: Jun 02, 2003
Posts: 67
From: England
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Just got my K850i yesterday and have read all the stuff about the flash being out of synch etc but even when I take a picture indoors in fairly bright conditions with flash on the pictures come out dark... what am I doing wrong? |
se_dude
Joined: Nov 07, 2007
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have u removed the plastic covering tht covers the flash?? |
bobby_splithead2000
Joined: Jun 02, 2003
Posts: 67
From: England
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the plastic cover doesnt cover the flash...theres a hole in it
For example...I've just taken a picture of a hole in the floor where I am. if I dont use the flash, the picture is perfectly bright and clear. If I switch the flash on (to illuminate whats IN the hole) its very dark indeed...
[ This Message was edited by: bobby_splithead2000 on 2007-12-05 10:36 ] |
chombos1
Joined: Jun 06, 2007
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From: IRAN.
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@bobby_splithead2000
so use the spot metering mode with the 'twillight portrait' profile!!
it's been said several times. |
Duran
Joined: Aug 25, 2006
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From: Netherlands
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@plank:
so you recommend using manual ISO/profile instead of AUTO?
It doesnt choose the right option if you leave it on AUTO?
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plankgatan
Joined: May 20, 2007
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From: Sweden fur alle
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my english is sometimes hard to understand.................what i mean is that example ISO.100 gives awesome flash pictures & perfect to use in strong sunshine, (depending of the light), etc, etc, etc
ps...i asked 2 people (who i think get very good k850 pictures) and both said that they use the stablizer ON all time...i also use the stabilizer ON all time..(the only time it dosent mather is with flash pictures)..but landscape, portrait it works very good...
(Sony use this stabilzer in some of there digi cams, so its a good feature)
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Duran
Joined: Aug 25, 2006
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On 2007-12-05 12:00:44, plankgatan wrote:
my english is sometimes hard to understand.................what i mean is that example ISO.100 gives awesome flash pictures & perfect to use in strong sunshine, (depending of the light), etc, etc, etc
ye i know, but what im asking is..the k850 doesnt choose the right ISO setting by itself when you are making flash pictures or pictures in strong sunshine? |
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Posted: 2007-12-04 03:23
