Help Need Camera HELP!

[dcrowder03]

I need help taking pics. When taking indoor pics they look pretty bad. Also, there are blue dots that show on the screen. Thoughts? Advice?

 

[firedive]

Try setting flash to on instead of auto

 

[Dagr]

I havn't tried it yet myself, but I have read that adjusting the white balance settings can really improve picture quality. Not sure about the blue spots you're seeing though.

My personal pet-peeve is that the pictures look absolutely wonderful on the 4.3" HD display, but comparatively un-wonderful when I load them on my computer. (Not entirely surprising, but still a tad disappointing when I think I got a really good shot).

 

[trophynuts]

i set my white balance to "incandescent" and it keeps the pics from turning out yellow.

 

[dcrowder03]

Anyone experiencing the blue dots when viewing a picture in the gallery?

It does not transfer over when the picture is exported from the phone.

 

[olbriar]

Anyone experiencing the blue dots when viewing a picture in the gallery?

It does not transfer over when the picture is exported from the phone.

My Rz pics turn out darn good considering I am no photographer at ALL.
I have seen no evidence of the blue dots that you are seeing. You might try a different viewer such as QuickPic (free at the market) and see if you encounter the same results.

 

[dcrowder03]

I noticed today that the blue dots also show on picture attachments (mms) sent to me so it must be the picture viewer. Other suggestions on good photo viewer alternatives?

 

[dcrowder03]

I am not the blue dots/pixels on the home screen. Guess it is time for an exchange.

 

[rustyhokie]

Have not seen the blue dots issue. Agree that if shooting indoors need to set the White Balance to incandescent vice Auto. Auto is horrible indoors. However remember to set back to Auto when shooting outside