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k800i bad photo |
ahmedsamir
Joined: Jul 21, 2008
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i just try my new k800 camera and the result was very bad in various light conditions ..need help
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NightBlade
Joined: Jul 29, 2007
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From: Nessebar, Bulgaria
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Looks like you need to learn to focus.
Press the camera button halfway through and wait until the camera focuses on the object in the middle of the viewfinder and the small rectangle turns green. Then press it all the way down and you take the shot.
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Bonovox
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My brother does the same he presses the shutter button without letting it focas first. Its not rocket science. |
Raiderski
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From: Poland, Hell, Mountains
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does this blurry pictures happening in sunlight too? all of your pictures are blurry or not?
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aldrinus
Joined: Jan 16, 2005
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From: Philippines
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@ahmedsamir:
NightBlade is right.. that's the basic rule  try it and then post your samples.. first time i've heard that K800 takes bad photos.
.. and welcome to Esato, mate |
ahmedsamir
Joined: Jul 21, 2008
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i have this quality on this light condition and darker the flash do not make improvement in open environment and medium distance about auto focus ( i do not if this photo taken with auto focus or not becouse my friend how take the photo but i explain to him how to take pic not sure if he do it as i show him) but i take some photos in daylight and the result was good with the original cam driver ..... my question is in ( indoor photo or low light) i find many black spots and noise how to to solve it by changing the cam driver or change the setting ........ and are the auto setting is always give the best result .... |
Bonovox
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I have a silver K800i with latest firmware and find whilst pictures are generally fine the auto focas is a bit hit and miss at times even in daylight. I just sometimes when taking landscape photos turn the auto focas off to infinity. Photos come out just as good. |
Cormac
Joined: Jun 17, 2008
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On 2008-08-22 18:23:00, Bonovox wrote:
I have a silver K800i with latest firmware and find whilst pictures are generally fine the auto focas is a bit hit and miss at times even in daylight. I just sometimes when taking landscape photos turn the auto focas off to infinity. Photos come out just as good.
Or put it in Landscape mode? It disables the auto focus (makes it infinite) put also adds a nice tint to it. |
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Posted: 2008-08-22 10:16
