Fuji FinPix S7000, Basic Help noob help

[cc-sakura]

I just got into the world of High Tech Digital Cameras. My old one was a Sony Mavica floppy disk junk YUK.

I am so glad I got this new one with my arm and leg >_<;;;;;


Anyways I was wondering is there a site of topic where I can get "S7000 4 Dummies" help.

I have read the book and all but some of it don't quite go in. It is so high tech to me I am afried of it. ekk!

Can I just post my questions here I have alot.

Thanks guys!!

[another view]

It would be very unusual to hurt the camera just by trying it out. I don't have a Sony, but most electronic "stuff" comes with a quick start guide, or something like that. It's probably easiest to learn a little bit at a time, rather than trying to understand the whole manual at once.

Give it a try (it's digital, you'll know if it's working), and let us know if you have questions. We all had to do it this way...

[Coops]

OK !! Go ahead with your Q's I bought the FinePix 7000s and know it backwards.

[cc-sakura]

Ok first dose anyone know where I can get a cheap wall adaptor for the camera RadioShack could not match any of the plugs to the camera. The one from the Fuji site is way too much.

Ok on the questions:

1- Can I adjust the white balance?
2- The "A" mode dosen't seem to make the background out of focus why?
3- Is there really no way to take photos with out a tripod and not get the "shakie shakie" symbol?
4- Is there a way to tone down the detail the camera picks up?
5- Dose anyone have a "S7000 for Dummies" page anywhere?



I really don'y understand the whole shutter thing or the other settings= "S" "A" and so on. I get the "SET" and the "AUTO"

I am used to useing the easy cameras and I love this one to death so I really want to feel comfortable with it. So any tips would be great!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[cc-sakura]

Any help would be great.

i can't seem to keep my hand still enough to get a unblurry shot. HELP

i am mostly in AUTO but another mode would be fine. Some times you don't always have time to set of a tripod

[cc-sakura]

i was wondering also how do you take an unclose shot that looks good without too much detail?

I am useing the camersa for taking photos of still like and it seems to bring out the bad deatils too much