08-24-2014 07:24 PM
I was taking some night pics this weekend and was using the "Nightscape" setting to get some photos out the stars and milky way,
When i got back home and uploaded the pics, they were all somewhat fuzzy and grainy. the camera was on a tripod and steady. The "star emphasis" was on. The rest of my pics from the trip were fine so it is not the lens.
Did i miss something? i read the manual and set it up as directed.
Can anyone help me get better pictures of the stars with my G16?
08-25-2014 08:25 AM
Did you use a time delay at all? I usually use at least a 2 second delay to make sure there is no shake even when mounted on a tripod.
Steve M.
08-25-2014 11:03 PM
yes, i used a 6 sec delay. so it is not from tripod sway.
01-27-2015 08:31 PM
I've done a lot of these nighscape pictures lately. I've found that with the G16, just becuse of the low megapixels compared to the big cameras, will look a little fuzzy but if you take them into Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom you can sharpen the image up and bring out a lot more stars. They will look good on smaller media devices like iPhones and iPads. Also if the moon is out at all, i've found that the pictures are a little blurry, although it will still work and look great.
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