Sheri |
Sharpness of digital photos
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Wing Wong |
Are your camera settings the same? Ie, could the camera's settings have been changed either through resetting or accidentally. This can take the form of a "sharpness", "resolution", or "size" setting. Another possibility would be whether the software you are using on your computer has changed. Basically, if the images suddenly change, it might be time to double check your workflow. Another possibility is that the lens on your camera is dirty. :)
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Wing Wong |
Are your camera settings the same? Ie, could the camera's settings have been changed either through resetting or accidentally. This can take the form of a "sharpness", "resolution", or "size" setting. Another possibility would be whether the software you are using on your computer has changed. Basically, if the images suddenly change, it might be time to double check your workflow. Another possibility is that the lens on your camera is dirty. :)
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Sheri |
I did change the size that my photos are shot in to 640X480 from the factory setting which I think was 1024X768, could that have made the difference in clarity? I just got sick of resizing all the time LOL thank you for your help Wing Wong
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Wing Wong |
Ah! *smiles* Glad to be of help. Heh, I made that same mistake once before as well. Though I had damaged my camera or something. *lol*
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