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Originally Posted by Santamoose
I can see that things have improved too, or perhaps I just haven't experimented with it properly. Indoor shots with incandescent lighting are still somewhat poor, you might have to turn on a lot of lights or just not take pictures in small rooms with dark colored walls =P
Here are some examples though of the sunny outdoors!
The two outdoor photos are really sharp. But compared to the two indoors (both with lights on and off)
They still leave something to be desired. This was all done with focus/white balance/scene in auto mode. |
The two indoor shots are motion blurred. Take a look at the exif data for those two pics, I suspect they used a much slower shutter speed due to the darker conditions, and you moved the camera while the shutter was still open. It'd be nice if the camera app would tell us what shutter speed and ISO it was choosing so we could decide before taking the picture if we need to take extra precautions in order to get a good picture.