Melvin Medes
11-19-2006, 09:50 PM
I want to know if there's a problem with my camera.
I had photoshoot last nov.17, using the following settings:
Shutter-Priority, ISO 160, Shutter Speed 100, Aperture 2.8-3.5, white balance set to "shooting outdoors in fine weather".
I must say that the pictures, as I transferred them to my computer and viewed them, even 1:1 on monitor, delighted me much. Pictures were perfectly focused, exposed and sharp. I can even trace a hair and tell its focused. I ran out of batteries and decided to charge it, and then continue shooting. I got same "quality" of pictures with my first shots, however, in the middle of the session, I noticed that some were Out of Focus, and underexposed. The Shutter speed of 100 which I usually use seemed to produce underexposed images. Im bothered. It is my first time to use the in-camera flash extensively for most of my images. Is it the cause? Was the camera "exhausted" after prolonged, continued use?
I conducted test shots, played with the settings. The camera displays OOF "the red hand with !" when I shoot portraits using shutter speed 100, which does not happen before. So I slowed the shutter speed to 40, and it focused, but still, the images look underexposed, and seem to be a bit soft, compared to my first regular shots. I removed the batteries and let it rest for a couple of minutes, but had the same results. I can say that the images are far fetched from the quality I usually get. Before, at shutter speed of 100, even at 160, I can still get properly exposed images. Now at this speed, I get underexposed images, even if i adjust it to 40.
What can be the problem with my camera, and what should I do?
Thank you very much.
I had photoshoot last nov.17, using the following settings:
Shutter-Priority, ISO 160, Shutter Speed 100, Aperture 2.8-3.5, white balance set to "shooting outdoors in fine weather".
I must say that the pictures, as I transferred them to my computer and viewed them, even 1:1 on monitor, delighted me much. Pictures were perfectly focused, exposed and sharp. I can even trace a hair and tell its focused. I ran out of batteries and decided to charge it, and then continue shooting. I got same "quality" of pictures with my first shots, however, in the middle of the session, I noticed that some were Out of Focus, and underexposed. The Shutter speed of 100 which I usually use seemed to produce underexposed images. Im bothered. It is my first time to use the in-camera flash extensively for most of my images. Is it the cause? Was the camera "exhausted" after prolonged, continued use?
I conducted test shots, played with the settings. The camera displays OOF "the red hand with !" when I shoot portraits using shutter speed 100, which does not happen before. So I slowed the shutter speed to 40, and it focused, but still, the images look underexposed, and seem to be a bit soft, compared to my first regular shots. I removed the batteries and let it rest for a couple of minutes, but had the same results. I can say that the images are far fetched from the quality I usually get. Before, at shutter speed of 100, even at 160, I can still get properly exposed images. Now at this speed, I get underexposed images, even if i adjust it to 40.
What can be the problem with my camera, and what should I do?
Thank you very much.