Well Hello From Montreal Canada

[ian.mtl]

Hello everyone, im Ian.

Im someone who is very active on the car scene, im a car mechanic as well. Lots of road trips and racetrack week ends, meet ups for late night lunch, etc.... lots and lots of fun but when I look at the photos I take, its too often blurry or way off, well its pretty much always disappointing lol and photoshop cant always save a picture lol

Im pretty much new to this and here to learn what I need to create great memories in a box lol. always used point and shoot cameras which now feel its not good enough anymore. Im to the point where I want to invest in a real camera and equipment, but I want to do it the right way.

Right now what I use is a Sony cyber-shot 14.1mp

looking forward to read and talk to you all!

Merci!

 

[Luke345678]

Welcome to the site, Ian.

 

[smalltowngirl13]

Welcome to the forum Ian!

 

[Big Mike]

Welcome Ian.

 

[Bryan Pereira]

welcome fellow Canadian!

B

 

[Designer]

Welcome, Ian. As for your Sony, what has crossed my mind is that either the shutter speed is too slow, or you're moving the camera too quickly after pressing the shutter button.

First; practice holding the camera steady, bearing in mind that the actual capture may occur after a little lag time. Brace the camera on something solid, such a a car fender. Press the shutter carefully, without any extra movement. Check that photo for clarity. Does that help? If so, then your camera is not malfunctioning.

Next, and I admit to knowing nothing about your camera, but there might be some settings in the menu to block any shutter speed below 1/60 of a second. Set that.

If that is not possible, then start looking for a replacement.

 

[LarryLomona]

Welcome aboard.

 

[IceCanAm]

Welcome to the site