From the first two shots, it has come to the attention that flash shows more detail. However, the camera must move slightly so the shadow is not visible.
This was on a computer screen and it shows that the camera would work well if the camera was taking a picture of any screen.
Again, using the flash shows a lot of effect and also shows the shadow. As seen on the two shots above.
The two pictures above was showing the macro effect. As you can see, the macro effect has worked well as the background is blurred and the main image is more detailed.
These two pictures was trying to show the different with macro effects. The first image was focused on the nearest dragon and the second image was focused on the furthest dragon. The second image did not work as well as the nearest dragon is still shown in some detail.
On the two images above, I used my Black and White effect on the camera to see the difference. As you can see, the black and white image shows more detail than the coloured one. Mainly due to the fact of the different shades of grey.
I did a macro close up shot of my cat to test how well the camera can show detail. This is a good image seeing as the cat moved a little in the shot, making the picture look slightly blurred.
In the top two images, I wanted to show how well the camera shows detail in natural lighting. This was taken through a window which suggests that the camera can show sharp images in the worst of places.
The above picture is a shot of my mum holding my gerbil, Bert. The shot focused on the gerbil with a large amount of detail as you can see his fur. Also, the macro shot was not strong because my mother's hands are also shown in detail. My gerbil was eating a peanut at the time and, as you can see, the picture has shown the peels from the peanut on my mother's finger.
