I plan to use auto mode. I have a medical condition that causes my hands to tremble. Will the shake reduction and auto mode give me clear images?
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Depend how clear images you want to take. Lets say it for memories to make 4x6 pics i would say it is OK, but for professional images i would recommend tripod and remote control.
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I doubt it. I would recommend propping the camera up on something or on a tripod.
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What you're probably hearing is the in-body image stabilization (IS) in action. If you turn that off in the menu, does the sound go away?
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Yeah,it installs some crazyness automatically..i think it was auto,don't remember. key mapping n such,but it crashes when you even just click on the vibration settings.
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Just a comment here but a digital camera's paramount duty is to snap a sharp image every time that button is pressed unless you want the image blurred by selection. In auto mode no one should be putting up with blurred images form any point and shoot camera these days.
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Make sure you dont have this camera set to automatic ISO, set it on 100 or 200 ISO(cant use 100 ISO in simple mode) if you have to...any ISO above 100 actualy will KILL your sharp picture in a heart beat...the other problem is, the apture and shutter speed has to make up for what LOW ISO is missing, (you need slower Shutter and larger apture size) will have to make up for the ISO sensitivity and youll get more blur, a tripod helps, even a mono pod to steady the camera a bit...no matter how good your shake control is, it wont be perfect by a mile... I checked the Kodak and found a few quality control problems on the internet reviews, not on this camera have i found any issues with quality...
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There is no full auto mode. You may be better off with an excellent DX camera like the D5300.
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Yes. But because the way the modes are set up and timed, you shouldn't need to be able to change modes mid brushing session. The manual explains all of this in detail.
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I believe I would ask the manufacturer who makes this product that question! I never experienced the shakes nor rapid heartbeat, it just didn't work for me!
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Hi Wendy,I shake a lot ( to much coffee i guess..lol) and my hands are not always as steady as I would like. one thing I've found that helps is the use of a tripod with a quick release mount so that you can go from tripod to hand held in seconds. Also try playing with your shutter speed. for action photos I'd start at 400, and take a few test shots of a moving car or a bird in flight. before taking the actual shots. That way you know right where to set the speed before I take my shot.
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I do not notice any shaking while driving. I use this primarily for my iPhone so that I may use my GPS and I am always referring to it while my car is in motion. I love this mount, and so yes, I think it would be suitable for something such as a dash cam.
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Bad one. Should just work smoothly. You should not notice it - except having to focus manually. ;)
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No. I use mine on automatic because as an art major taking film photography as an elective, it's easier for me to use it in auto but you can switch it to manual if you want.
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Most of these answers are blatantly wrong. There are three main "modes."1. Regular "on"2. dimmed "on"3. Strobe/Flashing.Turning it on/off quickly should get these effects.
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The image stabilizer is a good feature of a digital camera but it more helps for people who can't hold a camera still. I had my mom wave her hand back and forth and the picture still came out still. I also took a picture of a girl on those wheelie sneakers and she didn't come out blurry either.
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Hi, I am a beginner with this camera. So far I have only used the "Auto" function as I use this camera primarily for taking pictures of merchandise under natural light. Sorry I could not be of more help. Linda P.S. the camera takes awesome pics for what I do :)
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I would think it would be proportional to how shaky your hands are. I shake a little, everyone does. If you have really shaky hands you can always get a monopod or tripod for it.
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It is one of the best I have used. I have Shaky shakes too and it still works. But a very shaky friend of mine gave up on range finders and just uses a GPS. Mine wouldn't even work for him.