OK, I'll be showing a video first for this. Having problems uploading photos. Could be due to the line or something. I'll update this page again before I do another post tomorrow.
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Ok after trying it out, I noticed the auto night shot wasn't as good as I thought it would turn out to be. Either that, it could be the settings that I used as mostly were set in auto mode. But all the pictures taken was hand held, so I'm not complaining. Anyway I still think it's a good camera, and it helps a lot especially in indoor shootings. So if you want to get a compact camera, this would be just nice. And it does the jobs well.
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The crux of the famous Canon Ixus 300 Hs is it's capacity to click clear and brighter snap in dim light. I think that it might be your camera setting problem because of which this is not working properly.
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