Olympus IR300 LCD Camera

Discussion in 'User Reviews' started by Karanislove, Apr 28, 2006.

  1. Karanislove

    Karanislove It's D Grav80 Of Luv

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    I bought this camera last year on Boxer Day(I dont know if only NZ celibrates this fest.). It cost me around $400 NZD. It takes good pictures but dont know sometimes pictures comes out bit blurry and now from last month, it is taking more blurry pictures than good ones.
    Now, I hate this shit. Sometimes I feel quite embarassing when I take picture of my friends and when they look at the pic. its blurry.:swear: I will always go for sony or something better in the future.
     
  2. KenshinX

    KenshinX Big Geek

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    try nikon that what i have havent had a darn problem Sony casio and samsung are also good
     
  3. ninja fetus

    ninja fetus I'm a thugged out gangsta

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    I'm a canon and nikon fan
     
  4. Karanislove

    Karanislove It's D Grav80 Of Luv

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    The other day, I went to the shop from where I bought this camera and they told me why I am getting blurry pictures........ She said I am not allowed to shake camera while taking pictures in night mode but that sucks coz its impossible to hold the camera at same place for 2-3 seconds..I mean even a little bit of movement spoils the picture.

    I have decided that I will go for Sony's Camera in the future. One of my friend got it and there is a feature in that camera that even if you shake your camera or the picture is moving, it will take a good still picture (not blurry like fuckin olympus). Thats Amazing.
     
  5. ninja fetus

    ninja fetus I'm a thugged out gangsta

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    the blur is caused by the shutter speed of the camera being low. the low shutter speed is necessary for the shot to be completely exposed so it produces an accurate shot, not too dark or too light.

    lenses have what's called aperature, it is the amount of light entering the camera from the lens. i don't think aperature rings are on digital camera lenses, until you hit digital slr cameras with seperating lenses
     
  6. Karanislove

    Karanislove It's D Grav80 Of Luv

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    Thats the problem exactly what she told me that I have to wait for the second flash before any movement of the camera.

    I dont know all about this:confused: Everything seems to be going above my head:swear:
     

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