Hey all,
I am new to this forum.
Yeah, any idea how to make pictures look good with a 7.1MP casio exilim compact digital?
I am new to this forum.
Yeah, any idea how to make pictures look good with a 7.1MP casio exilim compact digital?
the camera is only as good as the user
so start by reading up then go out to shoot.
grab a book or magazine and look at the pictures.Ok!
'Cause my friend told me I take really sucky pictures... hopefully I get to learn abit by reading this![]()
Well, the easiest answer would be "it's not the camera, it's what's behind the camera".Ok!
'Cause my friend told me I take really sucky pictures... hopefully I get to learn abit by reading this![]()
so if i give you a crap picture, you can photoshop out something nice?do lots of photoshopping
read up on photography basics,Hey all,
I am new to this forum.
Yeah, any idea how to make pictures look good with a 7.1MP casio exilim compact digital?
Agree. No second way.read up on photography basics,
there are good pictures shot with any megapixel camera, the basis is
1) composition
2) quality of light
3) understanding of your tools
Hey all,
I am new to this forum.
Yeah, any idea how to make pictures look good with a 7.1MP casio exilim compact digital?
Casio can go as lowA couple of common compact camera tips:
1. Use low iso, i.e. 100 or 200, as higher iso on the small sensor's, create lots of "unwanted" noise.
2. Use optical zoom. Digital zoom doesn't really do anything that Photoshop couldn't do and do "better".
Very true ... I know of a friend who insists on not using flash for indoor shots as he feels that flash is too harsh on the photo. As a result, most of his shots are blurry. But somehow he thinks that's ok.To add on the above, what are your friend's comments, know what they are and improve it.
For instance, I seen people (not in this forum) consistently taking blur or dark pictures without any success of improvement. Or consistently blow the exposure of the pics.
One reason being, they can't be bothered to know how the camera sees and relies on camera LCD to do the viewing. The camera LCD cannot be trusted for quality because they are small (must zoom in preview to see blur).
For a start, you must know how to take clear and sharp pictures onto the computer view.
Bigger isn't always better... at least we like to tell the gf's that. :sweat:Hey! Thanks all for being so helpful... I've always thought high ISO means nicer pictures... :/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_ISOWhat exactly is ISO anyway? :/