I am interested in nighttime pictures only. How far away from the object does it need to be to get good images?
1346100
That I do not know since I have not taken any nighttime photos. I would say within 30 ft or so??
1346101
I have yet to try this camera at night. It does, however, work well in low light conditions. I would say that the range for good images is around 15 feet, but this camera does not have the same high resolution as a normal point and shoot.
1346102
I have two of these and out to about 10 yards it will take a good picture. If something is within 10 yards and sets it off you can see anything in the background out to about 20-25 yards. I hope this helps...........
1346103
The closer the better. I sometimes have them looking right into the camera. Too far away and all you may see is eyes. I have been relatively pleased with night photos at several yards distance.
2086259
The short answer is "Technically, yes." However, don't expect to see much more than tiny, shadowy figures at night. No economical or modestly priced camera is going to be able to give you wide angle at 150 feet with crisp detailed images. That's simply the trade-off for a wide-angle lens. During the daytime, you should get a decent picture, but still have trouble identifying persons that you don't already know.
98306
it is moderate for moving object. better use a lens with high speed AF. furthest distance? depends on how far the detail of object u need to capture.do not expect a perfect detail when reach distance more than 30 M
328596
That depends - how dark a night are you filming in? Is there any other source of light on the subjects being filmed? How far away is the subject being filmed? This is not a camera designed for very low light situations - there are others (much more expensive) that do that if that is your primary need.
1818845
Hard to say, If I'm 2 to 6 feet from subject. It's to bright even if I adjust the setting. I do get great pic's when I'm about 12 to 16 feet from subject.
739147
I took some pictures of snowflakes and have perfect detail. I was about 3-4 inches away and they were about 1/4 inch diameter. I was just using automatic setting. I haven't tried the advanced features b/c I have an SLR. I can't speak for artistic close ups where you'd want to vary your depth of field.
322282
I only have it about 15ft away, but I had to make the picture smaller from that distance, soI would imagine you could put it further if you wanted and it would be fine.
2279501
I have mine about 10 feet away from the wall. The picture quality is good, brightness, contrast, and sound are good for the price. Do yourself a favor when you buy this. Get some blackout cloth.(it is actually white and looks a bit thick like felt) you can get it here on amazon for cheap. I would reccommend a few yards. Make sure you mount the projector parallel to the wall. Otherwise it messes with the screen. Cheers.
1811712
I took some AMAZING picture on a virtually black night with just a little bit of moon. Be careful, though -- you need to use a tripod. Above 200 ISO the images are very noisy, and the image stabilization only works down to about 1/8 second. But with a good tripod you can go to a multiple second exposure.
1092482
You have to be really close to what you're taking a picture of. Like 1cm away if not less.
2198469
have a great zoom! and crop I didnt search for it, I'd like the picture as raw as possible, then i'll modify at the Destop PC. Also have a great focus and great night pictures, if u wanna some example what I want to explain check this picture! https://plus.google.com/photos/112840903503404504761/albums/5958573131404525569
1694217
It appears the focal distance is about 10-12 feet; you will be unable to see any clear image nearer than that distance.
1021873
I doubt it, the resolution on this monocular is probably inadequate to your needs. In general, night vision resolution is pretty limited after 100 yards.
1936433
You can get within four or five inches of most still subjects and get a good shot. The lighting can sometimes be a challenge indoors. I experiment with flash/no flash to get what I need. :^)
1093227
The quality is good if the subject is close, I had my camera set up 20 foot from my feeder and the night pictures were very poor, day time are ok.
784907
I can't answer your question. Every area we are using it in has at least low light even at night. I can tell you the picture is nice & clear and easy to make out in the low light
1968511
It may at trigger at 100ft. You probably would not see what triggered it very good at that distance in total darkness. It will trigger at that distance the downfall would be the total darkness. Day pictures you would get a good picture. The camera is a very good one.