My Photos Are Blurry

My husband has been looking for a monopod for months. He has been complaining that all of his photos have been coming out blurry because he can't hold the camera steady. When we saw the product description for this monopod, it sounded exactly like what we wanted. My husband is 6'2 and this extends to a good height for him to use comfortably. It is well constructed and easy to use. It is sturdy, but not too heavy. I would definitely recommend this monopod for anyone who wants to take clearer pictures.

This is a great camera despite some of the negative Reviews. Most center on blurry photos, photos not as sharp as DSLR's, and battery life. First, I would venture to guess that the blurry photos are the result of not using a tripod for telephoto focal lengths. Image stabilization can only compensate so much. Use a tripod and better photos will result. Second, in order to keep the lens size manageable, the sensor size can only be so large. Even though the number of pixels is comparable or larger than full-frame or APS-C cameras, the size of the pixel doesn't gather as much light. This means a larger aperture or slower shutter speed. Again, it's physics. Third, the battery drain moving a large zoom in and out coupled with a LCD viewfinder is going to eat batteries. Our friend physics strikes again. All of these are things that Nikon, Lumix, and Fuji bridge cameras have. (Those competing bridge cameras are also excellent, especially the Nikon P900.)

My header says it all - it's simple and easy to use - just plug it in and start clicking away. I used this for the first time during an engagement photo shoot for a friend of mine - not a single picture was blurry out of focus - we had to chose from the best shots, not which ones were too blurry from a little camera shake! I love it!

I am very happy with this camera. It's the second Powershot I've owned. My brother said his camera took blurry pictures of the kids playing football. He was impressed by the clarity when I took pictures of them diving into the pool and catching passes. I mostly use the auto mode.. The video I taken so far seems to be good.

It's just essential if you want to prevent blurry pictures!

My photos come out looking great.

My go-to filter for landscape photos.

Easier to take shots without having to worry about blurry images due to movement.

My phtotos printed out clearly and better than getting my photos printed from a store.

Great bokeh. Only good to concentrate on one subject. Everything else becomes blurry.