Digital
cameras allow you to take pictures at different quality setting. The
higher the setting the better the photo quality. Higher settings use
more memory then lower settings. If you intend to make prints, always
use a medium or high setting. The low setting should only be used when
all you want to do is view the pictures on your computer or send them
by email or over the Internet.
Recommended camera settings for portraits: Focal length: 100 mm Aperture: F2.8 (as large a f/stop as is available for proper exposure) Exposure / Shooting Mode: Aperture Priority / Portrait Flash: Fill-in, if face is in shadow
Recommended camera settings for landscapes: Focal length: 38 mm Aperture: F16 (as small a f/stop as is available for proper exposure) Exposure / Shooting Mode: Aperture Priority / Landscape Tripod: Yes, for long exposures
want to buy digital cameras for my 7 & 5 yo granddaughters who have both shown great ability...
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want to buy digital cameras for my 7 & 5 yo granddaughters who have both shown great ability and interest in photography-have looked at the vivitar 10mp......
Shutter appears to be stationary in closed position. Bulb works, no light through the lens. Hasn't...
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Shutter appears to be stationary in closed position. Bulb works, no light through the lens. Hasn't been used for at least 10 years. Was in working order when stored. Storage not climate controlled - got up to 95-100 in summer, 25-30 winters in MD and a bit hotter in AZ for last three summers. Everything else works so far as I can tell. No visible damage of any kind. I do not have user or service manuals yet so I hesitate to go in any farther than removing the lamp cover and opening the fil pat/lens assembly door until I have some idea of what I must not do so as to avoid causing further damage.