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Why Are My Nighttime Pics Always Fuzzy? I can take a picture with my digital camera during the day or inside in a well lighted area and the picture is nice and sharp, but when I take a picture in a somewhat darker setting or outside at night even under a light the image is fuzzy. I have a Fuji A101, why am I having this trouble?
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
I don't know anything about that particular camera but off hand it sounds like you're having problems with noise, which is like grain on film, at higher asa settings. Noise is also a problem with digital when a picture is slightly underexposed. Don't know what else to say without looking at a picture.
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Jim Crosiar |
If you are not using a tripod it could be camera shake, use a tripod and see if it makes a difference. I use a tripod or monopod as often as possible, even in daylight.
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Scott Pedersen |
Yep, same as above. on you LCD it should say procesing image. it takes some time to accoplish this at night. the camera must remain absulultly still unitl it is done.
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Michael McCullough |
Like the above answer,you need a tripod to shoot in loe light!!!
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