To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are my Samsung DV100 photos blurred at night?
If your Samsung Digital Camera photos are blurred, especially in low light, it might be because the camera is trying to let in more light, causing the shutter speed to slow down. To fix this, select the Night mode. You can also turn on the flash or set ISO speed options.
How to fix blurred photos on my Samsung Digital Camera?
If your Samsung Digital Camera photos are blurred, it may be caused by capturing photos in low light conditions or holding the camera incorrectly. To resolve this, use the DIS function or half-press the shutter button to ensure the subject is focused.
Why are subjects too dark in my Samsung DV100 photos when there is backlighting?
If subjects in your Samsung Digital Camera photos appear too dark due to backlighting, it's because the light source is behind the subject, or there's high contrast between light and dark areas, causing the subject to be shaded. Avoid shooting with the sun behind your subject. Alternatively, you can select Backlight mode, set the flash option to Fill in, enable Auto Contrast Balance (ACB), adjust the exposure, or set the metering option to Spot if the subject is in the center.
Why does my Samsung DV100 Digital Camera make eyes look red in photos?
The red-eye effect in your Samsung Digital Camera photos is caused by reflection from the camera flash. To prevent this, set the flash option to Red-eye or Red-eye Fix.
What to do if my Samsung DV100 Digital Camera photos have dust spots?
Dust spots in your Samsung Digital Camera photos occur when dust particles floating in the air are captured, especially when using the flash. To fix this, turn off the flash or avoid taking photos in dusty places. You can also set ISO speed options.
General| Image Sensor | CCD |
|---|---|
| Optical Zoom | 5x |
| Digital Zoom | 5x |
| ISO Range | 80 - 3200 |
| Type | Compact |
| Video Recording | 720p HD |
| Storage Media | microSD, microSDHC |
| Shutter Speed | 1/8 - 1/2000 sec |
Key warnings to prevent personal injury from camera misuse, including handling and environmental hazards.
Cautions to prevent damage to the camera and accessories from improper use, environment, or incorrect handling.
Addresses red-eye effect in photos caused by flash reflection and suggests solutions.
Explains dust spots appearing in photos due to airborne particles and how to avoid them.
Covers causes of blurred photos, such as low light or incorrect handling, and offers solutions.
Addresses blur in night shots due to slow shutter speed and suggests stabilization methods.
Solutions for subjects appearing dark caused by backlighting or high contrast scenes.
Key settings and modes for capturing high-quality portraits and group shots.
Essential techniques for shooting effectively in dark or low-light environments.
Automatic scene detection and setting adjustments for various shooting conditions.
Tips for taking photos at night or in low light, including flash and ISO adjustments.
Utilizing face detection, smile shot, blink detection, and smart face recognition for portraits.
Methods for transferring files using Intelli-studio or connecting as a removable disk.
Troubleshooting common error messages and suggested solutions for camera issues.
Instructions for cleaning the camera lens, display, and body, plus care for memory cards and batteries.
Common camera problems and their suggested solutions before contacting a service center.
Detailed technical specifications of the camera, including sensor, lens, and performance data.
