February 26, 20196 yr Hello, I am new to your forum, I am a French and I am passionate about photography, I have a sony rx 100 M5, the face is blurred for what reason? I am in automatic mode ...I would like to have your help please?thank you sorry for my head, I found myself even horrible and ugly in the photos Edited February 26, 20196 yr by alexphotos
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February 26, 20196 yr Hard to tell from the photo but it appears that focus has locked onto either your shirt sleeves or the tree. Does your camera have Face Detect mode?
February 26, 20196 yr Author Thank you very much, yes I think, I do not know how to handle the change !
February 26, 20196 yr The online help guides for Sony are much better than the printed manuals : click here Facedetect
February 26, 20196 yr Author Thank you very much for your help, it helps me to clear up the problem, if the problem persists, what should I do?
February 26, 20196 yr The only other thing that may affect it would be focusing mode, you should probably keep the camera in continuous focus AF-C.
February 26, 20196 yr Author I'm going home, I took my camera, I put on detect smile on it and I always have the same result even in afc continues
February 26, 20196 yr What aperture? Try photographing.a printed page with text on it, that may show the problem better than a portrait. i am running out of ideas.
February 26, 20196 yr Author is it normal that on the details of my photo in automatic mode it shows iso320 ?
February 26, 20196 yr In AUTO it will choose what it thinks is the best combination of ISO, Shutter and Aperture.
February 27, 20196 yr Author Hello, I took a picture in automatic iA mode with my mobile phone to show what I was talking about
February 27, 20196 yr The camera has set ISO to 320 as it thinks that is the best number for this scene, you can set an upper and lower limit for ISO AUTO, see https://helpguide.sony.net/dsc/1630/v1/en/contents/TP0000823206.html?search=Iso You can turn off ISO Auto and use a specific ISO value if you want.
February 28, 20196 yr Author Hello, I would like to know why with the self-timer my photos are blurry and with the focus not ?
February 28, 20196 yr I am guessing here, but I think the camera will focus on what it can see when you press the shutter button to activate the timer. But of course you are not in the frame at that moment. You can remotely trigger the timer using a iPhone or similar when you are in front of the camera so it will focus on you. This may be another option though I am not sure how this works : https://helpguide.sony.net/dsc/1630/v1/en/contents/TP0000818588.html?search=Timer
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