The lighting with an digital camera does not work like your regular camera. You have adjustments the flash, along with adjustments for the contrast as well as brightness. My 2 cents on what is best with them is the fact you upload your pictures to your home pc and edit.

The only issue you may have is the fact of little imperfections in the picture will not be seen until upload at pc has happened. Skin and color issue are unknown until that has happened. The small screen does not show that detail with digital imperfections.

A blurry picture can happen very easily with an digital camera in picture taking. The cause is from the hand when there is a little bit of movement during the photo. So keeping the hand still is now very important for the process. Also, this blurriness will not be seen when looking at the view screen of camera.

Problems from person to person will for the most part be unique. What I am referring to is one will over focus an object wile others will be moving the camera when taking a picture. Practice is what is needed to get you up to speed with this new technology.

Hopefully you have got the movement of the camera down pack by now. In the use of your digital camera you would have realized by now sometimes there is lighting issues. A digital camera photo needs more light than other cameras. Conventional cameras may be able take a good picture of the moon, but digital camera may just show you a speck instead of a moon. Example of an indoor grainy picture taken is if you allow your shot to be taken with the light behind your subjects. The light needs to be in front of what you are shooting.

Keep it up with practice with the digital camera to turn into a pro. The frustration of picture taking will pass as you learn more. Taking a good picture can ruined with a shaking hand. Remember that good lighting will always give you a better defined and clear picture.