Bad Pics. Need help

[tehsusu88]

Guys, can you guys comment on these fotos? Coz I dunno what went wrong. http://www.pbase.com/tehsusu88/bad_pics

Full EXIF Info:
Date/Time 16-Feb-2003 22:41:00
Make FujiFilm
Model FinePix S304
Flash Used Yes
Focal Length 28.7 mm
Exposure Time 3.00 sec
Aperture f/2.8
ISO Equivalent 100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode matrix (5)
JPEG Quality basic (1)
Exposure Program (8)
Focus Distance

Pls give me some tips pls...

 

[lOvE`10]

Have the same model and make as yours..

would like to know what flash you used and what condiitions were the photos taken at..(ie: lighting from external source such as street lamp???)

 

[aong]

got tripod, i hope?

 

[chenwei]

Originally posted by tehsusu88
Guys, can you guys comment on these fotos? Coz I dunno what went wrong. http://www.pbase.com/tehsusu88/bad_pics

Full EXIF Info:
Date/Time 16-Feb-2003 22:41:00
Make FujiFilm
Model FinePix S304
Flash Used Yes
Focal Length 28.7 mm
Exposure Time 3.00 sec
Aperture f/2.8
ISO Equivalent 100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode matrix (5)
JPEG Quality basic (1)
Exposure Program (8)
Focus Distance

Pls give me some tips pls...

for 3 sec exposure, i suppose it's due to movement or cam shake? :dunno:

 

[tehsusu88]

But guys, did you notice the red on the right side? Why was it so? The lighting was not really good i would say.

 

[Newbiez]

the lighting?
Which White Balance mode did u use?

 

[tehsusu88]

No tripod were used.

 

[petaflopz]

hi tehsusu,

use a tripod, play with the WB settings... should be okay.

the reddish/orangy tinge seems to be because of the lighting at the playground/exercise park you were at... i think the cat moved before the flash was fired... hence the orangy 'ghost' effect of the cat???

:dunno:

 

[sas]

from what I know of photography, there's a problem of cam shake. Use a tripo next time or practise alot until you dont shake so much anymore

 

[lOvE`10]

haha can't expect the cat to really be so "guai" and stay infront of the tripod eh..

try using forced flash for the s304 to increase your shutter speed

 

[thoa_rs]

use a flash

 

[Dagger]

Originally posted by tehsusu88
Guys, can you guys comment on these fotos? Coz I dunno what went wrong. Exposure Time 3.00 sec
Pls give me some tips pls...

Stability. Try a using a tripod.

 

[tehsusu88]

Thanks man! I'll try to work more on that.