In the digital era, most of the theory of photography has taken over "the computer" on camera. However, in the digital era are more and more new errors that arise. These new faults arise because of the reality of digital electronics and also new stuff in this earth.
Panasonic Company has conducted a survey of beginner mistakes that the results are as follows:
The highest error in the digital camera user, ie, up to 35.2 percent, the battery runs out. Digital camera only works if there is a battery in it. Thus, the best-selling digital cameras generally have long-lasting battery, can at least shoot for 500 times.
Rookie mistake that was ranked the second is the image blur caused by camera shake during use, which reached 29.3 percent. Alias camera shake camera shake is user error. However, a good camera will minimize this with an ergonomic shape and a higher shutter speed.
Image blur due to shake the photographed subject is also dominated the survey, with 22.7 percent. This is due to user error incorrectly predicted rananya speed.
To two errors, the company Panasonic has overcome the automatic ISO facilities in their latest cameras. With this facility, a camera that will raise the ISO setting to detect the possibility of oscillation. With higher ISO, shutter speed automatically go up.
"Time lag"
Beginner mistakes that percentage to number three was delayed due to delay in photographing scenes of the camera reacts. This is commonly called a time lag, the lag between when the shutter is pressed and when the camera reacts. Possible time lag is past due to the current outstanding cameras have generally been quick reaction.
Errors are also quite high occurrence, with a percentage of 16.8 percent, is one of focus. This error usually involves focusing alias focus pit run to faraway fields. By Panasonic, this error is eliminated through the camera's ability to focus on human faces to find the nearest alias face detection facility.
Other mistakes are the results of the survey images are too dark (19.3 percent), the memory is full (16.5 percent), the photo is too bright (12.2 percent), incorrect white balance (6.8 percent), one pixel setting ( 10 percent), one shutter speed (5.4 percent), and one ISO (3.7 percent).
In the future, when all errors can be overcome, perhaps anyone can produce technically good photographs.
However, back to reality that the picture is not a mathematician, a good photograph or a bad image in the content will occur because of these factors can not be replaced like any computer.
Photography is already a reality of modern life, no longer a mere hobby or profession.
