Nikon COOLPIX S200 Digital Camera "low light pictures blurry" Questions

...low light indoor pics. At least half of all of my pictures are out of focus. I am not rushing these pics. In most of the ones I took today, 5/8/09, the subjects were standing still. The pictures that ...

low aperture setting. Good luck! Night setting produces quite long shutter times which means it is very difficult to get a sharp photo without using a tripod or keeping the camera dead still. The auto

...low lighted setting. I usually have it on "Party/Indoor" and always have the flash on, but my pictures still turn out blurry. Is there something I could check to see if all of my settings ...

...low light. Check your camera's user's manual to see how to check/change the ISO. When you have more light the icon will stop flashing. If you need to take hand-held photos in low light then you need ...

low light as it does in bright light. It sounds like you are new to photography, so you should start out by shooting in bright light - outdoors in the sun. Once you know how to take good photos in the

...low lightning (dull yellowish) - and most of my images came out blurry. My friend was using another nikon's digital camera but she did not face the same problem. You can try using your flash to ...

...low light or at night its blurry. Set the Scene Mode for the appropriate Night landscape or Night protrait setting. If you are just taking in a view, then use Night landscape at nighttime (objects in ...

...the picture. I don't know what that means. Can you help me please? this is a symbol for a low light condition. Either increase the light by opening curtains using in-direct light or just use a

...low light before I take a picture? It sounds like your camera settings have the( AF Assist Beam) on Off? That is the Amber Color light you see when you half press the shutter button. If that setting ...

...IF ONE PERSON MOVES THE PICTURE IS ALWAYS BLURRY. HOW DO I CORRECT THIS? Shoot a faster shutter speed. Push the button gently and hold the camera very steady. Use a flash or higher ISO in low