Check your point and shoot

Article Abstract:

It is important to understand how autofocus cameras work and what limitations they have before expecting them to do everything on a vacation or at special occasions. The most common problems are insufficient flash, underexposure and insuring batteries are operating at peak performance.

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Too-slow teles trouble for available light? Try moving in, rather than zooming in

Article Abstract:

Point and shoot camera photographers do not have to be limited by available light when the lens requires an additional source, such as electronic flash. The zoom lens should be set to the widest setting, and the camera should be brought closer to the subject.

Innovations, Lighting, Photography, Zoom lenses

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How red-eye prone is your camera?

Article Abstract:

The red-eye phenomenon can be measured by the distance from the edge of the built-in flash to the edge of the lens in an autofocus camera. The red-eye potential decreases if the distance is greater than the focal length of the lens.

Analysis, Reflection (Optics), Reflection (Physics)

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