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For fireworks, the "lasers" in the pictures are common and hard to avoid. It is because in the dark, the camera has to use a slow shutter speed to get enough light. The slow speed causes the laser effect. Try the "Fireworks" scene on the camera (you have the SD750, right?) or the Night modes to get black sky and capture the fireworks.
ISO speed can be set automatically. If you want to set it yourself, use the lowest number you can. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the camera is to light. So ISO 100 will work on a sunny day, but not a dark night. The higher the ISO number, the more "grain" your photo will have, but the more you can shoot in dark conditions.
-Digital Teleconverter/ Zoom is a form of "digital zoom" that is basically cropping the photo. Optical zoom is when the lens physically moves to zoom. Digital zoom is just the camera enlarging your photo and cropping out some of it. It is good when you need it, but it causes worse image quality and is not very useful.
-Movements in the shots (do you mean blurriness?) can be helped with a faster shutter speed. Try Kids/ Pets or Sports modes to try to "freeze" action better.
I hope that helps!
For fireworks, the "lasers" in the pictures are common and hard to avoid. It is because in the dark, the camera has to use a slow shutter speed to get enough light. The slow speed causes the laser effect. Try the "Fireworks" scene on the camera (you have the SD750, right?) or the Night modes to get black sky and capture the fireworks.
ISO speed can be set automatically. If you want to set it yourself, use the lowest number you can. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the camera is to light. So ISO 100 will work on a sunny day, but not a dark night. The higher the ISO number, the more "grain" your photo will have, but the more you can shoot in dark conditions.
-Digital Teleconverter/ Zoom is a form of "digital zoom" that is basically cropping the photo. Optical zoom is when the lens physically moves to zoom. Digital zoom is just the camera enlarging your photo and cropping out some of it. It is good when you need it, but it causes worse image quality and is not very useful.
-Movements in the shots (do you mean blurriness?) can be helped with a faster shutter speed. Try Kids/ Pets or Sports modes to try to "freeze" action better.
I hope that helps!
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