| [Cam] PowerShot A4000IS This summer I picked up a Canon PS A4000IS to replace our Kodak Z740. Nothing is wrong with the Z740, but its a tad bulky and we wanted something smaller.
After taking some pictures with the A4000, I am beginning to have some doubts about my choice. Comparing the Canon to a similar picture I took with the Kodak, the Canon seems fuzzy. Not so much out of focus, but almost pixelated like I have zoomed too far in while looking at it on the screen. I can't say I see the same thing with pictures from the Kodak.
I normally just use the auto setting because I honestly don't know much about digital cameras. Am I expecting too much from this Canon?
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 Jodokast96Stupid people really piss me off.Premium
join:2005-11-23
Erial, NJ
kudos:2 | Don't know anything about the specific model, but make sure there isn't a digital zoom setting turned on. |
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Not zoomed in. Also do have the Image Stabilizer on I check that too. |
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 Action_ManCurrently Appearing AsPremium
join:2003-07-22
England | reply to The WeaseL
It sometimes helps to post an image, so members can inspect the exif information ... |
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No reason you should get pics like that from a Powershot. Something is off. What settings have you tried? |
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 rcroningD700 RocksPremium
join:2005-05-21
Winnipeg, MB | reply to The WeaseL
Your Canon should be taking some good pics. But without image samples, we can't help much.
Ralph. |
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Uploaded two pictures here, one from the Canon and one from the Kodak (taken last year Christmas). I tried to find ones that were similar lighting conditions.
If you want more pictures let me know, suppose it makes sense you need them to make judgement. 
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