1. Any advantage to mess with the digital zoom? 2. The Image Properties on all 3 pictures show the Exposure Bias as 0.0 and the shutter speed was 1/60 on all 3. 3. So it would be safe to assume that someone else took the pictures with these settings & the "Self-Timer" wasn't used? 4. To confirm, 4.6 and the 9.11 is distance in feet if not using auto-focus?
1: it just adds and copies existing pixels with the digi zoom. I never fooled with it for you can just take the image with a paint program and blow it up as big as you want.. with decreasing detail.just start with a nice high megapixel like 5M camera but you'll need a bigger memory card.
2: exposure bias at 0.0 is what the camera sets as standard. adjusting this in the "M" mode allows more exposure "+" or less "-". making the aperture bigger or smaller to allow more light or less at higher shutter speeds or low speeds. 1/100 is good. 3: yes but try it out and put it on automatic first. 4: focal length or f stop I'm confused. The aperture setting is known as the f-stop. The lowest number f-stop lets the
most amount of light reach the image sensor. A high f-stop increases the depth of the field.witch is focal length. so I think I was wrong in the "feet" meaning f/2.8 for portrait or up close f'/16 for front and background or landscape. also set your ISO around 80 - 120 for the best exposures or pictures.
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May 21, 2008
- but think of the f-stop like 2.8 in feet yes ... had to realign my brain again.
I have a dxg 4.0 megapixel digital camera that's not taking pics because it says the card is full...
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I have a dxg 4.0 megapixel digital camera that's not taking pics because it says the card is full and the card is new. I don't have a manual any longer. Please help. Thanks.