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How do I get better quality of picture?
ok so I have an "hp photosmart" digital camera 7.0 mp. My appartment has very dull lighting and even when I try to get bright lights, when I take a picture it is still very dark. Should my shutter (iso) speed be set at a higher number?
here is an example:
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You would use a slower shutter speed to allow more light into the camera.
Or use a flash. Or change the ISO to a more light sensitive reading. Rick C www.goldentales.ca |
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what Rick said.
But i think that picture is fine. It focuses only on the dog. You don't want the background any lighter because it's photo clutter and it'll take away from the subject also a higher apperture means that camera will stay open longer and that means you need a steady hand and pictures will come out blurry if they're shaky. |
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ya I got a shaky hand since I was little and decided to stick a paper clip in the plug outlet.... me = duh
that picture also freaked me out because I forgot that was the tv in the background...I actually thought someone was sitting there....spooky
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lol omg...it's those kind of stories that you hear but you never think anyone will do it
sorry, it's sad though :sad: crazy kids |
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Ha Ha Ha I was bored in school one day and woundered what would happen...
I turned off the power to the whole top floor of the school... life lesson #1
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