I'm Trying a new camera out! I need to do alot more
experimenting but its fun learning. Canon Power Shot A470.
Terry
experimenting but its fun learning. Canon Power Shot A470.
Terry
Trying out New Camera
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Buckeye
Nice pics!
Good job!
Good job!
HIVO
Single-Sixer
Nice Pics, Good detail! Thanks for posting.
HIVO
HIVO
mt
Single-Sixer
Great pics and great wood on that Speed Six.
mt
mt
I have a Powershot A540. How did you reduce the glare on the SA pics? I could see a freckle on a tse tse fly's arse with them :wink:
Thanks to those who replied!!
Cholo, Right now I'm playing around with lighting and as
you can see I have not got that where I want it, shadows glare etc.
The SA close ups are fairly sharp due to using Marco and a tripod.
This camera also takes excellent short video clips!!
Like I said alot of fun.
Terry
Cholo, Right now I'm playing around with lighting and as
you can see I have not got that where I want it, shadows glare etc.
The SA close ups are fairly sharp due to using Marco and a tripod.
This camera also takes excellent short video clips!!
Like I said alot of fun.
Terry
I thought I sent you a reply the other day,but its NOT here??? oh well, again, those pictures are nice really, good job.....
we were told by others and it has worked for us, NOT to use "bright" background ,nor a busy back ground,,,,,,pastels, plain...we have settled on gray ourselves and works just fine....other wise, no 'spot lights' use 'floods, low wattage...cuts out shadows , and if you cross light ( come from both sides, helps too...........) macro setting obviously to be used on any camera and of course a tripod..................again,nice looking pics
we were told by others and it has worked for us, NOT to use "bright" background ,nor a busy back ground,,,,,,pastels, plain...we have settled on gray ourselves and works just fine....other wise, no 'spot lights' use 'floods, low wattage...cuts out shadows , and if you cross light ( come from both sides, helps too...........) macro setting obviously to be used on any camera and of course a tripod..................again,nice looking pics
