fossil_digger Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 12:04AM
can anyone help me with my terrible photography skills?
my camera is cheap, but there seems to be a better way to take shots
outside.
do you change the setting to 1600,1280,2048f,2048n. w.t.f. does that mean
anyway? does it have anything to do with the lighting?
this stuff is real new to me and it's hell not being able to take a good shot
outside.
any ideas would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
90130 Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 01:13AM
F-D, in the old days of film cameras, those numbers represented the film speed,
or ASA rating.
Higher numbers are good for low light or night shooting, but for proper
exposure, set your digicam's ASA or exposure control on the settings menu at
"AUTO" and let the camera decide what's best for a particular scene.
Otherwise, I'd experiment with 50, 100, 200 for general shooting with plenty of
daylight. What model digital camera do you own?
90130 Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 01:15AM
This pic is way overexposed...try a faster shutter speed or smaller aperature.
fossil_digger Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 03:08AM
it's a vivitar 3750.
those are the only options, other than landscape or portrait on the lens. i
shall experiment more with 1280 outside.
i threw away the directions thinking...."how hard can it be?"
90130 Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 04:06AM
Heh heh! Pull the lens cap off and shove a Canon S2-IS under it. Awesome point
'n shoot zoom camera. That's what I take along when I'm not shooting film.
shaDEz Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 04:56AM
damn there was nothing i could do for it i tried and i tried to fix this but
just couldn't get the white out of the opposite shore and wound up making the
water look toxic lol but the trees looked a little better fuckin' lame ass
microsoft pic manager lol
fossil_digger Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 02:20PM
i have'nt figured out how to fix shit, but was hoping one of you guys could
doctor them
shaDEz Report This Comment Date: January 10, 2006 06:22PM
that's all i could do with it i'm sure someone else could have a whack at it
and get better results lol
