Is this supposed to allow my pictures to come out Better& Clearer ?
222557
No think of them like filters. They help your landscape look better as in give you more depth when using fisheye and wide lens and macro gives you a microcospic view. For macro you have to get really really close to an object to take a photo.
222558
No. It gives you the options of taking wide angle, fisheye view, and macro pictures. There are two different lens attachments to accomplish this. It's a gimmick, but fun and useful in certain situations. It's definitely worth the price.
222559
No it is just supposed to allow you to have a wider field of view. It looks fish eye-like. In my opinion it makes the images look blurry and actually reduces the quality.
222560
No, this will not improve your existing camera lens. It will allow your camera to take Wide Angle, Fisheye and Closeup photos with whatever resolution your camera is capable of... It is cheap and fun.
1717163
Yes it does. Sometimes I have to adjust the settings but overall I do pretty good with my pics.
939581
I'm not quite sure how it would cause a glare...pictures turn out fine for me so far.
39833
I'll have to check (I'm not close to my camera at the moment). I think it does....I think it does everything that the back display does....in fact to me the viewfinder is much clearer. I'll check and post a response here.
689743
i don't believe it does as the pictures with or without the flash were blurry!!!
142358
Hi,I don't have advice- but have the same problem! I'm frustrated that I purchased this camera and now can probably not return it!!! Good luck!! let me know if you find any tricks to get better pictures.
1160711
I agree that the pictures could use more color and now that i turned my camera on (had to double check) I see what your talking about. It does look grainy on the LCD prior to taking the picture Hmmmmmmmmm I never noticed that before..... Here's a link to check out some of the photos taken with the SD950 IS http://flickr.com/groups/ixus960is/ Some of these are very colorful. I probably need to learn how to set my camera correctly :)
258231
I agree with the previous answer. I recently returned from a trip where I started alternating between a standard 8 GB Pro Duo and the new one...it seemed that my pictures were a bit sharper with the new card.
342944
Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should result in higher jpeg output qualitypls give feedback/Karl Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should... » Read More Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should result in higher jpeg output qualitypls give feedback/Karl « Show Less
1011448
I am not a professional, but I think the pictures it takes are extremely clear. I have my camera set to high resolution, and the pictures turn out. I tend to leave the focus on manual. There are times the camera can't focus on exactly what I want.
1201684
Yes but I caution that the end results on photos give a blurred pictured. There is a dark halo around photos as well but I'm sure can "Maybe" but corrected post production. Overall, I didn't like the product as the picture quality was not what I expected.
2121984
I haven't noticed any distortion. Just shot several photos to recreate what you are seeing and they all look clear, with and without flash. If it started after you got the case, you may have a defective one?
252022
I never had had bad quality photos with it. Besides, if the phots do happen to come out blurry or bad just use the PMB software to fix it.
51040
I don't know. But I also felt the filter degraded the quality of the image.
1532925
I had a problem with blurry images, too, so finally checked the owners manual (duh!) It mentions that if you press the shutter too hard, you actually cause the blurriness. I have lightened up my touch, and things have improved. I still love this camera.
950344
Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
1888573
I think if you are going to zoom in and expect good resolution you should raise your shooting pixels way above 3. I was pleased with mine when I tried it. If you don't increase the pixels then if you need to blow up your picture it will seem grainy.