I need some help. I'm really struggling with blurry pictures here. Okay, I'll be honest, I'm struggling with all aspects of photography. But really, I can't seem to get a good no-flash picture without it being blurred and/or grainy. I'd love to hear some tips from those of you who actually know what you're doing! I have a Canon Powershot Elph series point-and-shoot. I know it is capable of taking better photos! Please help me!
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He is so CUTE!
And I just got a Canon Powershot.. but I have yet to figure out how to use the Self-Timer, so I'm no help.
Use the flash unless your really, really close to window.In my opinion for what it's worth flashy is better than blurry....
He sure is a honey!
He's darling Heidi! LOVE the little wrinkles on his forehead! :)
Oh my goodness gracious! And these were taken a week ago?!? So cute and soooo changing fast!
Not a clue on the photography. I personally cringe at the thought of these big shot photographers looking at mine!!!
he is adorable!! cant wait to meet him!
he is such a little peanut! i can't wait to see him! :)
Oh my goodness!! He is just so sweet - what a cutie!! growing so fast.
He is such a little honey! (I am way behind on blogs right now.)
Try holding your breath when you click. It sort of forces you to freeze up so you don't move--not even a hair. It'll make more sense when you try it!
That's what I have to do in low light. I'm so used to it now, I don't even notice I'm doing it.
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