I'm testing/recording recipes...my pictures of (close up) plate of food come out washed out. Any hints to correct this. Thank you.
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The only time I had this issue (washed out) was when I took a picture far away or used the flash in a clearly lit room. If you have sufficient sunlight in the room you are taking pics, do not use the flash. It doesn't have to be very bright in the room, just average light. Hope this helps.
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Hello, Maybe try turning flash off, if you haven't already. There is also a macro mode built in this camera to account for close up shots. Hope this helps. :)
1283625
Hello,Maybe try turning flash off, if you haven't already. There is also a macro mode built in this camera to account for close up shots. Hope this helps. :)
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I held up a white piece of paper next to the crock. The crock is a small bit grayish compared to the stark white paper. I would not have known this if I didnt compare as the crock looked white and not cream to me before the comparison.
713609
LadyR,Try several DVD's. It may be that the discs you're playing are the problem. It seems to me that if there's not enough info on the disc, when it upgrades the picture it fills in the blanks with "noise", which makes the pic look grainy. Just a hunch, but most of my discs look great with no adjustment now.
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Can you describe the conditions and the camera settings in which you usually see this? Are you shooting long bursts? In low light? What memory card are you using? Have you tried a different one? Have you reformated the memory card in the camera recently? Are you shooting jpeg, RAW or both?
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I also think your product is defective. The plates should close without any gaps. I would send it back and ask for a replacement.
715521
I have not seen this issue with my camera. I have experimented with all of the various video settings and could not create this. Make sure you have enough lighting.
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My pictures turned out clear when I used this film. So my only answer is it's probably your camera. If not, I don't know.
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I'm having this issue, too. Camera seems to get confused and the whole frame becomes blurry rather than focusing on the one object. It takes several attempts to register what I'm trying to do, and then it's too late - opportunity has passed and subject has moved. Time to really study my manual I guess or maybe this is a shortcoming with this camera.
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Well so far, I have had terrible luck recording indoors. I have seen test on youtube and elsewhere, that display otherwise though. Many of the other reviewers seem to be getting better image quality than me.
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A number of factors could be happening here. Could it be caused by your recipe? Is the finish breaking down? Perhaps a strong dish washing detergent is the culprit. The pan is a high quality part of my kitchen and I would suggest a light spray of something like Pam before baking.
613015
Forgot to mention, be careful with the time you use when cooking anything. It may sound like not enough (from the booklet) but it usually is just right. If you let something stay in a little longer it will be crispier. I had a chicken in there and let it stay a bit more and it was alomost a total buffalo wing but still not dried out.
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Shake it/tap on table to remove air bubbles and excess water, then do prints. If it doesn't look right, you can always smooth it out and start over/let it sit awhile.
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Sorry, I haven't had that experience. Could it be the fat content in your ingredients?
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I have Dish and have never seen anything like that. Are you sure you have your settings right?
718691
Thank you very much for your response. I was beginning to think I was the only one with this problem. Your explanation is probably correct. I have had two other digital cameras and neither had this problem. I doubt if much can be done about it...
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Sorry to hear about that, R. But it could be okay still. My pot has discolored also, and has what looks like bubbles in the finish on the inside bottom. It hasn't effected performance or taste. I would just clean it out good and try it...I'm sure you have by now. Let us know how it went.
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I would suggest getting a tape cleaner and try that first. Other things to look at is your firewire/i.Link cable (though it is digital and the loss of quality at that point is unlikely). If you do not see the "clean heads" warning, and still getting poor quality I would take it to a reputable camera shop.