Samsung Digimax S1000 Digital Camera "picture shakes" Questions

Flash problems When ever i take the flas off the camera shaky signal comes up and my pictures come out blurry. I assume you mean when ever you switch the flash off. This is because there is not enough

White outdoor pictures I read the other posts about white pictures. My Samsung Digimax S1000 will take indoor pictures, but outdoor pictures are all white. If the Iris is stuck open as said in other ...

fuzzy/ not very sharp pictures pictures are not as clear as they used to be. I've played around with the settings and not sure if I've got them off of the original ones that were on there when I ...

...Hi, I have a Samsung S500 Digimax Digital Camera that I absolutely love. Just recently I was taking pictures, turned off my camera and when I powered it up to take another picture, it wont focus. All ...

Constant blurry photo's! I don't understand why it is doing this. My camera was taking pictures just fine for the first few times - but now every single image I take - regardless of size, setting, ...

... Turn the camera on, point it and your subject, and hold down the shutter button until it takes the picture. You might want to hold the shutter half-way to let it focus first, but it's not required. ...

Screen vibrates intermittantly. Also buzzing noise. Sony DSC T70 Camera - The picture on the screen vibrates from side to side with a buzzing noise and blurred picture. Intermittant fault. This is a ...

...there anyway to stop or prevent the camera from shaking so much with a shaking hand when taking a picture? First, if there is a stabilization option in the camera, make sure to have it enabled. A ...

shaking when in picture mode not shaking in view picture but switch to camera mode zoom shaking What camera are you using? Generally, when a camera is zoomed in like a telescope, it's difficult to ...

Pictures have color streaming in the background. Also, the pictures look as if one's hand was shaking, but that is not so. My Camera is a HP M547 Photosmart. check the exposure settings as this sounds