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In Reply to: Problem taking pictures posted by MarkgM on April 9, 2005 at 07:59:53:
Try taking the pic in a daylight, maybe on the sun, with flash disabled. Play with settings, and angles you take a photo from. Try using different backgrounds (large paper/fabrics). Pics taken with a flash tend to over-empasize stuff like fingerprints, dust etc.
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I'll have to see if there's a way to disable the flash. I'm in the basement, but I have overhead lights, and a lamp on either side. But the camera flashes automatically (Nikon coolpix 3200).I see people taking nice pictures, but I have always picked up the littlest smudges I could never see. I suppose I'll need alot of light to do it otherwise?
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You can disable the flash with your Coolpix, There shoukd be a button with a lightening bolt icon. With the display on, press the button to toggle through the flash options. It is diabled when the lightening bolt with a circle and line through it appears on the screen.Good Luck!
Julien
"There's someone in my head, but it's not me"
This camera was bought on eBay, and the manual is en francais. I found how to turn the flash off, and the pics are so much more as seen by eye. The only thing now is perhaps something else changed, because unless I really steady the camera, it comes out blurry. All in all, this has helped a zillion!
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