Maybe needs a new sd card,maybe needs to reset all,maybe needs to format sd card.Maybe since becoming proffessional,is taking picture too fast for auto lens speed to set,before snap.And probably needs new camera.Who ever sends him one ,make it a canon,10 megapixels
Enquiry What to do if your camera does not focus on the subject?
Answer Your camera may have difficulty focusing on the following types of subjects.
- Subjects with extremely low contrast - Scenes with a mixture of close and distant subjects - Subjects shot through glass
Please refer to the following information on how to bring your camera into focus on these types of subjects.
Aim the camera at an object that is at the same focal distance as the main subject from the camera so that is centered in the viewfinder or in the AF frame displayed on the LCD monitor.
Press the shutter button halfway to set the focus.
Without releasing the shutter button, aim the camera at the main subject so that it is centered in the camera's viewfinder or in the LCD monitor.
Press the shutter button fully to shoot the main subject.
For the blurry pics, the problem is that either your hand was shaking when taking the pic or the people in the picture were moving.
In order to fix this, try to increase the ISO setting in your camera from 100 to a higher amount such as 400 or 800 which will increase the camera's shutter speed. This has the effect of making the camera not as sensitive to your moving hand or people moving in the picture. The only time you should use a lower ISO is for taking pictures outside in the sunlight or when there's lots of light as a higher ISO will overexpose the picture.
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What's going on with your camera Charles! Recently your interior pictures are not as nice as they used to.
Maybe needs a new sd card,maybe needs to reset all,maybe needs to format sd card.Maybe since becoming proffessional,is taking picture too fast for auto lens speed to set,before snap.And probably needs new camera.Who ever sends him one ,make it a canon,10 megapixels
Enquiry
What to do if your camera does not focus on the subject?
Answer
Your camera may have difficulty focusing on the following types of subjects.
- Subjects with extremely low contrast
- Scenes with a mixture of close and distant subjects
- Subjects shot through glass
Please refer to the following information on how to bring your camera into focus on these types of subjects.
Aim the camera at an object that is at the same focal distance as the main subject from the camera so that is centered in the viewfinder or in the AF frame displayed on the LCD monitor.
Press the shutter button halfway to set the focus.
Without releasing the shutter button, aim the camera at the main subject so that it is centered in the camera's viewfinder or in the LCD monitor.
Press the shutter button fully to shoot the main subject.
For the blurry pics, the problem is that either your hand was shaking when taking the pic or the people in the picture were moving.
In order to fix this, try to increase the ISO setting in your camera from 100 to a higher amount such as 400 or 800 which will increase the camera's shutter speed. This has the effect of making the camera not as sensitive to your moving hand or people moving in the picture. The only time you should use a lower ISO is for taking pictures outside in the sunlight or when there's lots of light as a higher ISO will overexpose the picture.
http://www.slrphotographyguide.com/camera/settings/when-to-use-iso.shtml
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