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jdennysgir

jdennysgir

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I have a Kodak Easyshare Z7590 that I am learning to use. I would love to be able to take pics. like these and I think my camera can do it, but I think the operator needs help. Is anyone familiar with this camera and do you have any tips for me? When I put it in macro mode, I hold the camera up to the tank and when I try to zoom in, it just gets blurry. Any suggestions? Thanks
 
dogstar

dogstar

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Originally Posted by jdennysgir
I have a Kodak Easyshare Z7590 :
I use a Kodak Easy Share DX 4330. It was not much money. I dont know much about cameras but I never use zoom on the macro setting. I just get close to the subject and a lot of " waiting and waisted shots " to get " a good one ". All tank lights on and normally no flash. A good photo program helps too. See my pics above too.




 
wax32

wax32

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Originally Posted by jdennysgir
I have a Kodak Easyshare Z7590 which should take better pictures than I am getting. When I put it on macro and try to zoom in the autofocus just makes it all blurry. Anyone know what I am doing wrong. I'm not much of a camera wiz so maybe someone familiar with this camera could help out so I could get some really good close up shots. I think the camera is capable it is just the operator!

Don't "zoom in" when you do macro mode shots, the camera can't focus.




 
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n_sarno

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jdenny.. I have a kodak.. dx7630
I use the self closeup.. portrait thing for my photos.
 
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nemo_66

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Drewsta how many gallons is your tank? just wondering cause i too want a lion fish when i get a SW tank
 
euphoria

euphoria

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How do you guys manage such sharp close up photos? I use the macro function on my canon digital camera, but it still comes out blurry.
 
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lbaskball

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Originally Posted by EUPHORIA
How do you guys manage such sharp close up photos? I use the macro function on my canon digital camera, but it still comes out blurry.
I usually change the auto focus to manual focus then adjust the manual focus while keeping the camera near the tank up close until it focuses. Otherwise, it is hard to do close up shots with having auto focus on because you cant get the camera to focus on what you want to focus on.
 
clown52

clown52

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How do you get so close to the subject without useing a zoom feature? I mean you would have to be submerged to get most of those shots. Are you taking the photo and then digitally zomming in on a photo program?
 
vinsaltank

vinsaltank

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More, More & MORE , Lets keep it going..
You all posted some awesome shots..

Heres a few more I took with my- Minolta DiMage Z6




 
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