Bogley

[Reedus]

I bought a new Casio Exilim 7.2 mega pixel camera that I am having trouble figuring out. Browse down to the boating forum and look at the pictures I snapped of Cathedral in the Desert. They are blurry a tad. I had the ISO set at 100 and no flash. But if I didn't hold extremely still, I would get blur. What the hell do you play with to set the shutter speed?
Any suggestions?
Reedus

[rockgremlin]

To get a real good life-like image use a tripod next time. You can play with your ISO settings so that you don't need a tripod, however the image will turn a little on the grainy side. ISO 100 is only for conditions of full sun, or very good lighting conditions. If it's a little overcast or if you're shooting at dawn or dusk try an ISO of 400, 800 or maybe even higher. Like I said though, the image will turn out grainier the higher the ISO is set.

If your camera has a setting that allows you to set the shutter speed, that button or switch should be labeled "Tv." "Av" allows you to set your Aperture size.