I'm new taking pics with dig cam, why I'm Flash???

[CarlosMucha]

Ey guys I have my new dig cam but I taker a lot of bad pics. The "Flash" effect in the pictures dont have any solution (I have a amazing pic with Lou Ferrigno but is shaking! :disappoin .

You know about any sofware for "repair" a picture like that???

[CarlosMucha]

no solution??? :cry:

[Kyleron]

Originally posted by CarlosMucha
Ey guys I have my new dig cam but I taker a lot of bad pics. The "Flash" effect in the pictures dont have any solution (I have a amazing pic with Lou Ferrigno but is shaking! :disappoin .

You know about any sofware for "repair" a picture like that???

Do you have an old camera? My camera is extremely old and the time it takes to get the picture is very long. I usually try to steady my hands on a table or use a tripod if I want a clear picture. If it isn't an ancient camera like mine I am not sure what the problem is, sorry!

[CarlosMucha]

I just was very stupid taking some pictures too fast. I'm trying to editing with contrast some pictures and now looks bether but if you have any idea will be great.

My camara is new.

[skywarp]

Here's some suggestions. Set the camera still. If you can put it on a table or a tripod or something to keep it steady, your pictures will be much better for it. Don't try to be too close, that'll make 'em blurry if you don't have macro. Finally, have some sort of background close to what you're taking pics of, sometimes if there's a lot of stuff in the background that comes in clear and what you're taking the pic of gets blurry. Hope this helps.

BTW, I'm a little dissapointed, I thought this thread was going to have Carlos dressed up as the Flash.

[CarlosMucha]

LOL!

[de4dp00l]

Some older or low end digital cameras have a really poor shutter speed, especially in areas where the lighting isn't ideal. I found that it occasionally takes several seconds in dim lighting for my digital to take pictures. Mine is also relatively new, but I bought it more for its small size than it's reaction time, so I'm OK with it. If I want high end pictures, I'll bring my old 35mm with me.

[CarlosMucha]

Yea, but the digital cams are great anyway. I just need to do a bether job taking the pics.