Re: Photos

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Posted by Laura (63.238.18.169) on January 27, 2005 at 08:58:05 EST:

In Reply to: Photos posted by Henry (webmaster) on January 26, 2005 at 14:19:30 EST:

Sorry about the fuzziness - it's an off-brand camera and really small. I'll ask if settings can be changed, but don't count on it. Thanks for the info, though - I was wondering why they were so out of focus.

Laura

--== Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==--
> I resized the large fuzzy photos into smaller and slightly less fuzzy photos.
> The fuzziness of the images seems to have something to do with the camera itself as photos shot at 1/770th of a second shutter speed are as fuzzy as ones shot at 1/20th of a second. I got that info from the EXIF information embedded in the image by the camera. I don't know if that camera has any focus settings (I hope it does), if not then we may be stuck with the fuzziness until that camera can be replaced.
> Henry
--== End Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==--

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--== Quoting Laura ==-- > Sorry about the fuzziness - it's an off-brand camera and really small. I'll ask if settings can be changed, but don't count on it. Thanks for the info, though - I was wondering why they were so out of focus. > Laura > --== Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==-- > > I resized the large fuzzy photos into smaller and slightly less fuzzy photos. > > The fuzziness of the images seems to have something to do with the camera itself as photos shot at 1/770th of a second shutter speed are as fuzzy as ones shot at 1/20th of a second. I got that info from the EXIF information embedded in the image by the camera. I don't know if that camera has any focus settings (I hope it does), if not then we may be stuck with the fuzziness until that camera can be replaced. > > Henry > --== End Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==-- --== End Quoting Laura ==--

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Message: --== Quoting Laura ==-- > Sorry about the fuzziness - it's an off-brand camera and really small. I'll ask if settings can be changed, but don't count on it. Thanks for the info, though - I was wondering why they were so out of focus. > Laura > --== Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==-- > > I resized the large fuzzy photos into smaller and slightly less fuzzy photos. > > The fuzziness of the images seems to have something to do with the camera itself as photos shot at 1/770th of a second shutter speed are as fuzzy as ones shot at 1/20th of a second. I got that info from the EXIF information embedded in the image by the camera. I don't know if that camera has any focus settings (I hope it does), if not then we may be stuck with the fuzziness until that camera can be replaced. > > Henry > --== End Quoting Henry (webmaster) ==-- --== End Quoting Laura ==--
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