question..

[Pit01]

what is the term that describes if a photo is hard or soft?

 

[Numnumball]

what is the term that describes if a photo is hard or soft?

Physical photo???

Or u referring to the Image quality?

if the latter (which i believe is), soft = not sharp, hard = ?? not tt i hd heard of..

 

[dingaroo]

Soft or harsh?

 

[ZerocoolAstra]

what is the term that describes if a photo is hard or soft?

hard....??? huh....???

soft generally means not sharp.
I don't know what hard is...

the knock on your head from this :kok: ??

 

[Pit01]

yes, talking about the image itself. Like a image is too soft...or too hard...

 

[ZerocoolAstra]

what do you mean by 'hard' ???

 

[madmartian]

If you take a shot of a huge rock, the photo looks hard...............:bsmilie: :bsmilie:
Ok, ok, just kidding
Maybe you meant like what dingaroo says its harsh? Or do you have a sample photo to post & show the different what is soft & hard to you?

 

[Pit01]

Not sure either...

But i am a bit blur about the picture quality when the in-camera menu pic capturing option is set to either hard or soft....i just leave it at normal...so far, my pics are fine...

 

[ZerocoolAstra]

your camera has an option for capturing HARD or soft photo?

based on the definition of 'soft photo' that I know, the opposite should be SHARP, not HARD.

 

[allenleonhart]

Not sure either...

But i am a bit blur about the picture quality when the in-camera menu pic capturing option is set to either hard or soft....i just leave it at normal...so far, my pics are fine...

did u check the manual for explanation first? or did u google for ur camera model online?

pls include ur camera model. and read the manual. there shld be ans.

 

[Diavonex]

Not sure either...

But i am a bit blur about the picture quality when the in-camera menu pic capturing option is set to either hard or soft....i just leave it at normal...so far, my pics are fine...

Contrast

Hard: High Contrast

Soft: Low Contrast

Sharpness

Hard: + sharpness

Soft: - sharpness

The settings will be reflected in your Exif file.