Camera tips

Did you know...

1) That the rear camera is better quality than the front one?
2) That you can tap on part of the viewed image and the camera will focus on that spot?
3) You can choose highest resolution to get really nice shots?
4) If you select Sounds/No Sounds, you can avoid the pesky fake shutter sounds?
5) For videos that are destined for TV, hold the TP2 horizontal, and pan slowly?

Enjoy...

First thing before even touching the camera is read the manual in full detail. There are so many minor things you need to take care about to maintain your camera and its beauty. Go for full auto settings at the start and try to see how different pics feel in different atmospheres. Or you could try enrolling in a short term course to learn the basics of camera work. Trial and error is the best way to improve. Try different settings of the camera at a time, try different climates, environments etc. Learn about how time or spped of the shutter and aperture contribute to spotlight. Learn about different lighting situations and how you can compensate them.