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Blurry indoor photos C-750

I am having trouble taking indoor photos, with flourecsent lighting. They all come out blurry. Anyone know how I can correct this? I also cannot take clear photos of my kid's sports. It seems that the shutter speed just isn't fast enough even on sport setting. How do I adjust shutter speed on this camera?

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Use A mode and set the biggest aperture you can set (f3.5 ?) this this will then allow the camera the fastest shutter for the availbe light. In low light conditions this still may onlt be 1/4 sec which is still to slow for hand holding a camera. Best you turn your flash on huh.

Posted on Sep 12, 2005

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