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Hey guys,
A friend of mine purchased an Olympus Stylus S410 about a month ago. She noticed that most of the pics she took were quite blurry at the 100% magnification level in Photoshop. The story is she left the new camera in its original package in her car before going to eat for an hour. She lives in the valley in So. Cal, where it was around 105 F outside. I find it hard to believe that the temperature caused the image stabilizing chip (if any) of a brand new cam in its box to go bad, but is that possible?
Now when she takes pics with the cam on a flat surface, the pics come out quite crisp. It's just when she's holding it in her hands. She has tried her best to keep the cam still when taking pics that way. I'm very curious on why this may be the case as well as anything else she can try to fix it.
Thanks for your help.
Henry
A friend of mine purchased an Olympus Stylus S410 about a month ago. She noticed that most of the pics she took were quite blurry at the 100% magnification level in Photoshop. The story is she left the new camera in its original package in her car before going to eat for an hour. She lives in the valley in So. Cal, where it was around 105 F outside. I find it hard to believe that the temperature caused the image stabilizing chip (if any) of a brand new cam in its box to go bad, but is that possible?
Now when she takes pics with the cam on a flat surface, the pics come out quite crisp. It's just when she's holding it in her hands. She has tried her best to keep the cam still when taking pics that way. I'm very curious on why this may be the case as well as anything else she can try to fix it.
Thanks for your help.
Henry