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Question: I got this camera yesterday and its really good. I feel that the photos are bit artificial and not natural. Should it be any problem with the settings? The lights in the pic give it a artificial touch.kinda yellow light is seen. What should I do? Please help me.
Document: I returned it before I'd even had it 24 hours. It was that disappointing!Instead, I got a Fujifilm FinePix AX655. GREAT CAMERA! This is my first day with it, and I'm impressed with it from the start. It has a much more substantial feel to it, it's much faster, and the picture quality is quite good. The settings function much better than on the Nikon.It's too bad I couldn't give this thing ZERO stars. It certainly deserved it! Bottom line - stay away from this Nikon piece of garbage.
This purchase was to replace a COOLPIX that I had for years that my niece dropped and broke. It takes great pics and is very easy to use. I really like this camera because it uses regular AA batteries. Easier to have two AA batteries on hand than a costly extra lithium or a cord to recharge. Fits in a pocket or purse, is light weight, easy to hold or handoff for picture taking and the settings are easy to use.
Got this camera for my son to use taking pictures of our soon to arrive grandchild. It's a Nikon and is very compact and low priced for the resolution you get from it. I could not believe it. I'm glad I didn't order the red one. I'm afraid that one would be mistaken for a toy. instead of the semi-serious point and shoot it is. At this price I was able to also order compatible memory cards and a tripod/case kit with it so I could give him a complete package for photos or videos.
I use small digital cameras of this sort for taking construction site photos and for use in appraisals and estimating, especially for walking through a site and documenting what needs to go into an estimate or proposal, and what has or has not been accomplished by subcontractors, punch list items, etc.Crucial camera features and behaviors for my use, with my 1-5 rating are:* Must use easily-obtainable AA Batteries  +++++* Relative low cost  +++++* Capture speed should be fairly fast  +++* Sharp photos with realistic color  ++++* Easy and quick menu and interface  +++++* Accessible buttons  +++++* Large LCD  +++++* Overall sturdy feel in hand  +++++* &#8220;Gripability&#8221; (so I won't drop it)  ++Also very important is the ability to take legible photos in low light conditions such as attics, basements, under a porch, etc.
- u can find out all this infor on snapsort.com about any camera. Also the L22 was made in Japan & L28 is made in China (personally I really don't think that makes any difference bcoz these are cheap $100 cameras, period). All in All I like the L28 bcoz it is a little bit smaller (almost micro) than the L22 & I love little double AA battery pocket cameras. I took 10s of thousands of awesome photos in Thailand for the 3 years I was living there but had to keep the camera in the Auto Mode with the flash always on & everything else off such as motion control, etc., in order to achieve very sharp colorful pictures.
And I was intentionally holding the camera as still as I possibly could. My old Canon A1000IS would have easily passed this test.So this camera is really quite schizophrenic. Once you realize its quirks, however, it is possible to get good images with it, but only under a quite narrow range of conditions, all of which include lots and lots of light. And it is because of this that, despite its ease of use, its price, its high mp count, and the rest, I do not recommend it for a first time user because ultimately that person will be disappointed with the quality of the images.
If I could give this camera 0 stars I would. I bought this about 6 months ago to use when blogging. I just blog for fun about beauty products and needed a simple camera to take pictures of small objects to review. This camera is garbage. 90% of my pictures are either a black screen or a white screen. I have to delete hundreds of pictures at a time to weed out one usable photo. I really wish I could just get a refund. This camera doesn't focus on anything, sometimes uses a flash and sometimes not, sometimes the pictures have a deep yellow tint, etc.
This camera takes pretty pictures. That said, it couldn't be much more cheaply made.The good:It takes AA batteries, so you don't have to worry about chargers, dead batteries, spares, etc.It uses a standard size memory card, so that's another savings.In certain situations, this camera has an absolutely startling clarity to its pictures.The bad:Only a 5x zoomThe cover over the lens seems to be plastic that scratches easily.It doesn't take much to jam the zoom.First time you drop it, figure the LCD screen will break.After any amount of use, the battery door will no longer stay shut; use a piece of tape, or a rubber band to keep it closed.Don't expect much in the way of manual control over how this takes pictures, but there is a rather large number of settings that you can choose from that should give you reasonable results in most conditions.
While Taking Video flash light not swithing on, can any one please tell me how to switch on flash light while taking video
There are many features on this little camera, but unfortunately none that really help to get my pictures in focus, especially at close range. I have taken several good shots, but it is mostly pot luck with every picture, and I have yet to be able to get a clear, close-up of anything. I never get a flower image when I should, and it is like the camera is far-sighted and needs glasses to detect a good close-up. Also, as easy as it should be, it is difficult to deactivate the flash.For the record, I read the directions and had other more experienced picture takers use my camera, but they cannot get a clear close-up either and do not know why.
Answer: i have the same issue till i load them onto the computer. then they look a ton better.