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Sony CyberShot H5
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HQ Grade: B-
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- 39th of 63 in Extended Zoom
- 15th of 52 in 7 Megapixel
- 17th of 41 in Sony
- 42nd of 88 in $350 - $600
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If it doesn't happen in full sunlight then it is almost certainly simply an issue with the (other) lighting conditions you're trying to shoot under. Most of the time, despite the shaky hand icon, you should be able to get clear shots thanks to the H5's IS system. It's there more as a warning that you should be careful than as a guarantee that your shots will be blurry.
Automatic mode should do a decent job of adjusting the camera's settings to produce clear shots, but if you find that it isn't, you can adjust the ISO (higher ISO = sharper image but higher image noise), shutter speed (higher shutter speed = sharper image but also a dimmer image) and aperture (lower aperture number aka f stop = more light getting into the lens = sharper image).
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Automatic mode should do a decent job of adjusting the camera's settings to produce clear shots, but if you find that it isn't, you can adjust the ISO (higher ISO = sharper image but higher image noise), shutter speed (higher shutter speed = sharper image but also a dimmer image) and aperture (lower aperture number aka f stop = more light getting into the lens = sharper image).
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