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My camera has 2 settings, Normal and Fine. It has been set on fine. When I
open the photos in the program I have, they look good. It's when I transfer them
to my site that they look so bad.
Thanks for the input. I'll keep trying.
Shyrell
Shyrell,
My impression, from the photo at your link, is that it was
recorded at low resolution and color density, meaning 640x480 @ 256 colors.
Can you increase the resolution and color density, that is, is there a setting
for high resolution
Stephen
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Original Message -----
From: shy_mel_photo@juno.com I need as many of you,
as will, to look at this photo for me and tell me
if there is any way to
not get these flat colors.
http://yadtel.net/~jmelara/page13.html
This is a digital shot I took
with my palm corder. I bought it for video
use and did not know it had
digital capabilities until after I got it
home. So now I'm using it for
practice and my pictures are all coming out
flat.
Details:
Panasonic Palmcorder
750X Digital Zoom
MagicPix Images
(color
recording even in low light)
PhotoShot
(built-in digital still
camera)
Digital Image Stabilization EIS
I looked for a menu to see
if I needed to change something, but there
isn't one. My personal thought
about this problem is that the disc is
only good to fill up once and that
just because the pictures can be
deleted from the disc, that does not
mean that future use of the same
disc will produce quality. Does the disc
deteriorate and could this be
causing these flat pictures? Or should I
just give it up until I can get
a regular digital
camera?
Thanks,
Shyrell
http://yadtel.net/~jmelara
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