We've (my family) has owned the C-2500L for about a year now, but we never used it because we bought it with the intent on selling it. Well, two bids fell through, so we figured screw it. I've been using a C-2000 Zoom and all that does is Point and Shoot in "P" mode. All my shots come out crisp and clear. I've read up about my camera at Imaging-Resource and Steve's Digital Cameras and I've come to the conclusion that it's a very good camera.
I'm not a complete beginner, but with the C-2000Z I didn't have to learn how to play with the Shutter, Aperature, White Balance, etc. Now I have to learn it. In "P" the C-2500L pictures come out fuzzy. Not blurry, but very grainy. Tripod didn't help, so it isn't me moving the camera while taking the shot. The manual for the C-2500L is like 8 pages long (in English) and none of that is helpful, just basically "version notes and revisions." There is a longer manual for using the stupid battery recharger :disgust:
Are there any good online places that can help me start fine-tuning, or just tuning, my C-2500L so that I can at least get decent quality shots out of it? Anyone own a C-2500L?
-- mrcodedude
I'm not a complete beginner, but with the C-2000Z I didn't have to learn how to play with the Shutter, Aperature, White Balance, etc. Now I have to learn it. In "P" the C-2500L pictures come out fuzzy. Not blurry, but very grainy. Tripod didn't help, so it isn't me moving the camera while taking the shot. The manual for the C-2500L is like 8 pages long (in English) and none of that is helpful, just basically "version notes and revisions." There is a longer manual for using the stupid battery recharger :disgust:
Are there any good online places that can help me start fine-tuning, or just tuning, my C-2500L so that I can at least get decent quality shots out of it? Anyone own a C-2500L?
-- mrcodedude
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