Sony DSC-S700 Camera? So I can take pictures and adjectives that good
So I can take pictures and adjectives that good stuff,
but the more pictures I appropriate the blurrier the pictures become.
If I take 4 pictures consecutively, the pictures become increasingly out of focus, and by the 7th photo the picture is newly a blob of several colours. What is wrong with my camera?
Answers:
-- Look in the User Manual Under Autofocus. See if you can set the camera to not hold a picture unless focus is confirmed. Also see if there's a continuous focus mode.
-- Check to see if the blur is out-of-focus blur or motion blur. You could be simply hammering the button and shaking the camera. Again, the User Manual will help you near this.
-- If you are taking pictures within low light, the camera may own difficulty focusing. If there's a focus assist lamp, generate sure it's on.
If none of the above helps, your camera may indeed enjoy a problem. Call your dealer.
HTH
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You might want to check the camera's menu. Usually, there's three different focusing modes (single, continuous and manual). If it is set to "continuous," the camera is surrounded by a constant state of refocusing while it's continually shooting. Change it to "single" and that should resolve it (assuming that is what the problem is). If it doesn't resolve it or if the camera doesn't hold different focusing modes, you have a problem beside the camera, probably the focusing sensor (electrical) or the focusing mechanism (mechanical). Also, if the camera have experienced any kind of trauma (dropping, large humidity, extreme climate changes, etc,), that could also be the root of your problem. At that point, the best entry to do is take it to Sony.
Hope that help! It is a camera that is to say "auto" everything on it.
If it has a "program" mode, use it and try again.
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