redfishsc
Member
When I take ANY pic with this camera, it looks GREAT..
EXCEPT when I'm taking pics of pens.
At the moment I do not have a photo tent and didn't think I really needed one since I am a penturner and not a photographer.
Anyhow, it's always hit or miss. One day I will be able to take the most awesome pics, the next day I do what seems to be the EXACT same thing and they come out fuzzy as heck.
I normally keep the flash turned off since it terribly imbalances the blues, and on this camera, the shudder stays open a lot longer with the flash off. I USE a tripod.
I've tried it with the close-up option ON and OFF, doesn't seem to effect anything.
When the photo comes out fuzzy, it saves it in the memory. When the pic comes out almost just right, it says "photo is fuzzy... save it?". I don't get it.
This is a rant in some ways, but I'm looking for folks that use this, or similar Coolpix models, too see if they can REPEATEDLY, CONSISTENTLY get good photos.
That being said, what digital camera can take good closeups?
EXCEPT when I'm taking pics of pens.
At the moment I do not have a photo tent and didn't think I really needed one since I am a penturner and not a photographer.
Anyhow, it's always hit or miss. One day I will be able to take the most awesome pics, the next day I do what seems to be the EXACT same thing and they come out fuzzy as heck.
I normally keep the flash turned off since it terribly imbalances the blues, and on this camera, the shudder stays open a lot longer with the flash off. I USE a tripod.
I've tried it with the close-up option ON and OFF, doesn't seem to effect anything.
When the photo comes out fuzzy, it saves it in the memory. When the pic comes out almost just right, it says "photo is fuzzy... save it?". I don't get it.
This is a rant in some ways, but I'm looking for folks that use this, or similar Coolpix models, too see if they can REPEATEDLY, CONSISTENTLY get good photos.
That being said, what digital camera can take good closeups?