please critique this photo

[sprite]

i dont think so, do you might know what i need to look for on it to see if i can adjust it?

 

[sphelps]

I looked up the specs and it doesn't look like you can do any manual adjustment. You could trick the camera buy using some different settings. For example using a landscape setting should decrease your aperture therefore increasing depth of field, not sure what it will give for shutter speed so you'll have to experiment or maybe use a tripod. Keep your ISO at 100 and use the manual white balance if you can, but I'm not sure if you can do that either.

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

A tripod really would do wonders for you.

 

[the great]

Wow, after reading a few comments as i scrolled, the comments just got better and better. Im trying to improve my pictures as well. Except idk where everyone was when i posted a photo? haha

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

Because you never responded to the comments you got.

For your clown fish you need a tripod or a better lens. The tank just isn't bright enough for f/5.6 @ 300mm, you squeezed the full potential out already.
For your kenya tree problem you need a better lens or some 1337 Photoshop skills.

 

[sprite]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13901283#post13901283 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by sphelps
I looked up the specs and it doesn't look like you can do any manual adjustment. You could trick the camera buy using some different settings. For example using a landscape setting should decrease your aperture therefore increasing depth of field, not sure what it will give for shutter speed so you'll have to experiment or maybe use a tripod. Keep your ISO at 100 and use the manual white balance if you can, but I'm not sure if you can do that either.

looks like the only thing i can adjust when in landscape is the quality...iso is set to auto and wont let me adjust it

 

[sprite]

looks like the last pic is the best i can get with it...eveything else i try turns out like crap...lol

 

[sprite]

one last pic...i thought this turned out decent...thanks guys for helping me learn my camera and get the most out of it!

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

Cheers =)