Good Quiality pics, finally..

[peterhuang913]

When you zoom in, a good camera will show a clear crisp image. No image grain, no blurriness.
BTW: Read the manual and look for a marco setting. That thing is the best.

Picture taken by me with an Canon SD500, worse camera than your's eh?

 

[Ste]

The Images I posted do not seem blurry to me when viewed on my screen...
The sample you posted does seem slightly blurry when viewed on my screen...


Dunnue.... It doesn't make since, every Image I have viewed on my screen doesn't seem blurry compared to the one you posted.

 

[peterhuang913]

The Images I posted do not seem blurry to me when viewed on my screen...
The sample you posted does seem slightly blurry when viewed on my screen...

agreed, maybe my screen is too high res

 

[Ethereal_Dragon]

STe, I am seeing fuzzy pics too.... when you look at them, are you sure you are seeing the FULL RES pics, and not something scaled to fit the screen?

 

[Ste]

The last image a bit when viewed full res.

Ill play with some settings on the camera...

 

[Nick]

people are too picky these days, they dont look blurry just not very crisp

 

[Ste]

Honestly, I didn't notice at all until peter stated such and I then looked for it...

 

[Ethereal_Dragon]

I took a look at 'em again... It's as if the camera didn't properly focus.... On my 6.0MP Sony Digicam, I press the shutter button down halfway for a few seconds for the focus, and the steadycam thing to kick in...

 

[Ste]

Yea, I just gotta play with the Focus.. Meh..

 

[peterhuang913]

Yea, I just gotta play with the Focus.. Meh..

It's auto focus. As E_D said, push it down halfway, wait for the beep, and press fully. IMO, my friends have Olympus's and all their cameras take blurry pictures, even when I take it, automatic of manual. So I guess Olympus's and Casio's take blurry pictures. I also own three Canon's, one broken , and they perform really well. As shown above.