Modern digital cameras have a rather complex interface and many settings, which can be easy to understand. The settings should be selected taking into account the mode of use of the camera.
Instructions
Step 1
If you prefer simple direct printing, that is, taking frames "as is", then change the screen settings as follows: go to the camera menu and find the Image size item there. Choose the indicator that is as close as possible to 1915x1285 - the most suitable for printing 10x15 cm, the most common photo size. Most likely, the menu will have 2048x … Remember that during shooting, the top and bottom of the frame will be cut off, so you should not place objects that are significant for shooting.
Step 2
Adjust the color of your photos. The parameters "brightness", "contrast", "sharpness" and "saturation" will help to do this. Change these settings to make the color of the images more saturated and the outlines less blurry. Brightness adjustment is needed if the photos seem too dark to you or, conversely, light.
Step 3
Don't be lazy to switch shooting modes. A digital camera has many possibilities for all types of lighting - whether it be night photography, daylight, disco lighting or fireworks. Only if you choose the right lighting mode will your photos come out reasonably clear, with vibrant and saturated colors.
Step 4
Read the instructions carefully. All the special features of your camera are described in detail there: image rotation, autofocus illumination, range optimization and other options.
Step 5
Learn to work with story modes. They are designated with special letters. M is a manual mode that allows you to set shutter speed and aperture (it is usually used by professional photographers). S is the shutter priority mode, which is usually used to "capture the moment", for example, during sports events. P - program mode, in which the camera selects the necessary settings by itself. A - Aperture priority mode. The choice of the mode depends on the level of your skill, but you can experiment with everyone.
