• Shooting Fast Action

    28Apr
    Categories: Information, Tips Comments: 0

    actionshotsMost digital cameras have a setting that sets the shutter to a faster speed to capture active events such as sports and many others. This is similar to the ability of analog camera’s to get sharp and crisp images without the blur, adjusting the shutter speed and aperture size as desired. The digital system makes this all easy for the ranging system determines the distance through an infra-red beam, adjusts the optimum lens position, to attain maximum efficiency, a split second as you push the button. The major limitation is when you are using too much zoom which the IR ranging system may not be able to handle and the details turn out blurred and grainy.
    A photo with grains usually means there is not enough light to take the shot or that the subject is either too close or too far from the lens making the sensor that picks uo the image work beyond its specifications. Most cameras that have the ability to zoom may not have the ability to to macro-shots (too close ups). Newer models have both abilities and now go up to 10megapixels which is a whopping 10 million pixels foe each image.

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