Can you take macro shots and edit ISO settings on this camera?
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Hi, this Sony Cybersgot DSCW800 do have a settings for macro shot. It is a preset settings under "Scene Recognition". As for the ISO, you can set it manually, ranging from Auto, ISO 100 to ISO 3200. Hope this helps. -Ely
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The question is rather generic. Use the Menu Button and scroll to the item you want to change and select the desired setting. This is just a point & shoot camera, but has a range of scene settings (party, outdoor, sunset, night, sports, etc.) that do a pretty good job. You just have to play around and take a bunch of test pictures - if you don't like, just delete.
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No. Only the more expensive cams do that. But you can enable retouch in the menu then you will see a yellow up arrow in the lower left corner of the review screen. Press that and you get a number of variations in manual retouch. Automatic retouch may improve the exposure.Not what you wanted to be able to do in Photoshop, I know. But if you set the shooting parameters to standard you will be able to modify the JPEG the most possible.You will have to jump to a higher class of Panasonic cam (it IS a great brand) which has RAW. Other than lacking that, the ZS19 is a excellent cam in its class. No. Only the more expensive cams do that. But you can enable retouch in the menu then you will see a yellow up arrow in the lower left corner of the review screen. Press that and you get a number of variations in manual retouch. Automatic retouch may improve the exposure.Not what you wanted to be able to do in Photoshop, I know. But if you set the shooting parameters to standard you will be able to modify the JPEG the most possible.You will have to jump to a higher class of Panasonic cam (it IS a great brand) which has RAW. Other than lacking that, the ZS19 is a... » Read More No. Only the more expensive cams do that. But you can enable retouch in the menu then you will see a yellow up arrow in the lower left corner of the review screen. Press that and you get a number of variations in manual retouch. Automatic retouch may improve the exposure.Not what you wanted to be able to do in Photoshop, I know. But if you set the shooting parameters to standard you will be able to modify the JPEG the most possible.You will have to jump to a higher class of Panasonic cam (it IS a great brand) which has RAW. Other than lacking that, the ZS19 is a excellent cam in its class. « Show Less
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Try going to the custom menu and turning on Shoot w/o Lens. The lens is manual and the camera cannot use automatic settings.
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You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some controls according your own preferences (for example AF simple or permanent). You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some... » Read More You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some controls according your own preferences (for example AF simple or permanent). « Show Less
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Yes. You can set the specs you need in Preferences before you start recording.
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This is an amazing camera. The only thing it doesn't do is close Macro. If I'm not using my NEX7 or 60d, this is the camera I use, and alot of times I differ to it for the ease of useage & pic quality. For what you want , you'll be very happy & then some.
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Hi personally it did not work for me. The camera becomes set back so far as a result of the mounting that focussing is a problem. For me other than macro work it was not suitable and certainly not as all round useful as I understood it to be.I returned mine for a refund
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Sure, just set it to the auto setting and shot. Read the manual that comes with the camera to familiarize yourself with the controls and maybe go to the Nikon website for suggestions. That's all there is to it. Photo are awesome.
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Excellent camera for macro shots, just make sure you use a tripod.I sell alot of stuff online and this camera really takes some great closeups.
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You can change all the settings I have this camera love it wish I know how to take better night shots
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The macro shots are very good but can get grainy if too zoomed in. Software could probabaly help clean up a photograph.
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Hi Amazon Consumer, you cannot adjust the ISO setting when in Aperture Priority mode in this camera. The ISO can only be adjusted in Manual Exposure Shooting, Program Auto or (Advanced Sports Shooting) in Scene Selection. Thanks_Mitch
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The macro works great with this camera. I decided to purchased this camera after reading a review by a 'pro' photographer who also show examples of macro shots. Link: http://www.theinspiredeye.net/panasonic-dmc-lf1-camera-review-an-amazing-pocket-multi-tool/#more-2506
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yes to both questions. you can take pictures with long exposure, for example at night time. great macro shot can be taking too. you may have to change some options on the camera depending on the exposure and light of the area. if you have more questions or comments please let me know.
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I purchased the Canon sx200IS and I can tell you the Macro settings are fabulous,not only the regular Macro but this camera has Super Macro,you have to use the P mode and take it from there,to set up.Before purchasing this camera at a photo store I had them print out some Macro shots I took right there,I bought the camera and absolutely no regrets,I also own a high end pro camera and I think this one will get the most used.
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I have no idea. Scrolling through the settings, I can not find where any camera setting would be selected. Sorry.