Misty morning.

First off im trying, i dont had very much time to be out and get skill, also i dont think i really "know" my camera yet. And i guess its not such a good camera anyway. Still i try to find interesting objects to shoot. Anyway i was going to work one day and it was all misty outside in the morning. And i whished i had my camera with me. Lucky me though a couple of days i looked outside the window before i went to work and saw it was the same mist again, so this time i grabbed my camera with me. some of the pics are somewhat grainy and i really dont know why. I use 50-100 ISO and fast "opener" !? Anyway here goes nothing.

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I have this one: http://%7boption%7d

I'm aware it is not a pro cam or anything, but i would think i could take some what better shots. I haven't seen any settings for anti-shake and i dont know what you mean by small-chip-cam. I just hope it is a matter of learning the camera better, or else it is just that bad. I know that taking macro is a bitch. It says on that site i can take clooser then 5cm, but if i try that (both in manual/auto) its just blurry. If you have any pointer os good advice about how to take better pics with this sort of camera im all ears