Oly 2100UZ picture settings

BuckSnort · Dec 22, 2002

I was wondering what you guys with these cameras usually have your quality settings at?

I have been using mine set at SHQ,then I decided to take a few pics with all the settings to see if I could tell the difference.I could not tell the diference between them.I was wondering about this cause I could put alot more pics on my memory card with the HQ instead of the SHQ.If there's not enuff difference I will use HQ because with my 128mb card I can take like 247 pics.

Have you guys noticed much difference?

Craig · Dec 22, 2002

I dont think you will be able to tell the difference if you are just going to look at them on the computer. I think you will see a difference if you were going to print them out.

BOHNTR · Dec 22, 2002

BuckSnort:

You guys are making me feel extremely naive in the photo world. I thought I was making progress when I bought a new camera that auto-loads the film and all I have to do is point and shoot.

I have a long way to go I guess. But if I ever find out what a 128mb card is, I'll try and help.

BOHNTR )))---------->

Saskman · Dec 22, 2002

I always use mine on just HQ and the photos seem just fine. I have compared the two different settings on the computer but I can't say I have compared print outs. On the computer I can't tell the difference. The photos I have printed which were shot in HQ seem to be quite good as well. I will have to try and take two photos of the same thing on each mode then print them to see if there is any noticeable difference.

Saskman
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BuckSnort · Dec 22, 2002

Thanks for the help guys.

Saskman, I think I will try and print 2 diferent setting also to see what the difference is.

BOHNTR, A year ago I knew nothing about digital camera's,know I am hooked on them.It's awesome to be able to look at the picture as soon as you take it.I remember when I would try some photography with a 35 mm I would maybe get 5-10 pictures that looked good on a whole roll of film.Give one a try you will love it!