Why I am not getting satisfied with my latest Cannon S95 digital camera purchase

[Rainbow]

I invested additional money and obtain the S95 and at the counterpart I grasp Bright Images without sharpness I see in most pictures. I'm not explicit why this goes on and I'm pretty wound up. I tried both automatic configuration and low light, but except use a tripod for every shot do not look brusque and jagged. Also I clasp it motionless and not adequate to build the images. The picture does not look good cameras, assist me get familiar with it for my S95 is a bad purchase.

[BansiJ]

The first shot with the camera seems to lose focus or the camera is sharper than halfway toward the back. This could be since it was the best you could stumble on the camera to focus on (which uses a fairly large area to focus unless you set to use a smaller one). Yet, high ISO (1600) the noise does a disservice to the image. A. 1 / 60 sec and 6 mm photos usually good, but not always. Find something to keep your arms if feasible.

[Iroquois]

I'm not saying that the S95 is an enormous camera and I'm not saying that the OP cannot improve their shots, but I wonder snapping children’s on P & S camera. Now possibly that's because vaccines are too boring for that kind of thread, but I think it's a real world test of a camera like the S95. In low light, and perhaps some movement to address a. I would say that compared to the Sony I assume that wins the race, in this case, the camera may be malfunctioning.

[Crespin]

You necessitate learning about the depth of field. The S95 has decided to use f / 2 and have inadequate profundity. The S95 has a sensor larger than the smallest point and shoots that translates into more strength of a smaller sensor with a given f-stop. The camera probably chose more open, f / 2, as there was little light. Pay attention to what is really focusing on. If you have the central focus of the camera, you have to write what the center of the picture is what you focus on, then hold the shutter halfway, rearrange and then shoot.

[Delaware]

The S95 is designed for those who know can actually control the camera instead of shooting in automatic mode. Try fiddle with the ISO yourself or limit as others have suggested. However, you can get sharp images with high ISO sensitivity. I would suggest using face detection for this type of shots, if you desire to focus then rearrange it. I also imply you take it out of the auto, aim aperture priority mode and select an f / stop that will grant you further depth of field, but also consider to the shutter speed the camera chooses. If rates are too low camera then it shiver or blur.

[switchblade327]

You must make P & S Auto mode to take pictures to compare the use of a camera in manual mode. No camera is smarter to make out what to do all the time. To get hold the desired results I consider you want to learn some of the technical basics of photography as ISO, aperture, DOF, and shutter speeds and how they relate and impinge on other. There are some great tutorials to get started on this site as well. I also recommend using the method of central loom mentioned above. You can make a big difference.