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roconnell
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Hi folks, firstly Happy New Year to you all!
I know this is not model related but thought this may be the best place to start to get an answer to my question.
We have recently purchased a Panasonic DMC-LZ20 and quite honestly its making me and the wife pull our hair out with our old point and shoot being the one that could take better pictures.
The problem we are having is that when taking photos in intelligent auto images are often blurred. Have taken scenic pictures and ones of models without problems but when its moving (even slightly) such as the children then this is when we have the problem, even tried the sport setting which does not seem to be much better?
Now I'm not a photographic expert just a point and shoot guy but I do know our basic old camera did certainly capture pictures of the kids opening Christmas presents without being all blurry, unlike this one
Have looked at the manual but this does seem very limited.
Have tried with both flash on but this does not always seems to be the answer either.
Perhaps someone on here could advise?
Thanks
Rich
I know this is not model related but thought this may be the best place to start to get an answer to my question.
We have recently purchased a Panasonic DMC-LZ20 and quite honestly its making me and the wife pull our hair out with our old point and shoot being the one that could take better pictures.
The problem we are having is that when taking photos in intelligent auto images are often blurred. Have taken scenic pictures and ones of models without problems but when its moving (even slightly) such as the children then this is when we have the problem, even tried the sport setting which does not seem to be much better?
Now I'm not a photographic expert just a point and shoot guy but I do know our basic old camera did certainly capture pictures of the kids opening Christmas presents without being all blurry, unlike this one
Have looked at the manual but this does seem very limited.
Have tried with both flash on but this does not always seems to be the answer either.
Perhaps someone on here could advise?
Thanks
Rich