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| Nikita |
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  Registered Member #2547 Joined: Wed Feb 24 2010Posts: 22 | http://mypix.x11s.org/ The bad pics are from when I first started using this camera. The better ones are after the camera started doing what I said.   [ Edited Wed Oct 12 2011 ] | ||
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Life is like a box of chocolates...    Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | Nikita wrote ... The better ones are after the camera started doing what I said. In other words, after you read the manual?? Sorry - couldn't resist. Of course I COULDA said - "Bad pics because its only a Nikon...." (I'm a Canon guy) - again - just kidd'n. BUT - all in all, some nice shots in there. One thing tho - and I think everyone does this at the start - when you take a pic of a person/animal looking to one side - try to always have more space in front than the back - ie. don't centre the subject - let them have room to "walk" into. I'm not a pro by any means but I went nuts in the research a whlie back. Check out this link - a great resourse. Photography is great fun - keep it up. | ||
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| Coolie |
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| Nikita |
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| Registered Member #2547 Joined: Wed Feb 24 2010Posts: 22 | Thanks. Olympus E-620.  Trying to get a good Canon.  | ||
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| *HmS*Ole Fart |
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 Registered Member #432 Joined: Tue Dec 28 2004Location: Spanish Fork UT Posts: 1681 | nice camera nikita never get tired of it. HmS JustME takes ours with us every where. Even on the back of the Harley to get some great shots | ||
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| Nikita |
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| Registered Member #2547 Joined: Wed Feb 24 2010Posts: 22 | Yeah it is a good camera but I have to have a lot of light or it complains about it being too dark. Even when it's bright enough a lot of pics come out either blurred or the double image effect. I like it on 100 iso, higher than that and the noise starts getting in. Took it round some museums and it was a pain trying to get a good pic with or without the flash. That's why a lot of the pics I took look bad. All the times I've had to go back to the same places just to retake the same pics. [ Edited Mon Oct 24 2011 ] | ||
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