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No zoom what-so-ever. I just got right up on them. Is that any better?
Thanks!100% better....you can see that yourself......now to creep up in that lizard again,and try to get his tail this time
I did see a brown lizard when I was out there but he hightailed it under the porch. Thanks dk!
Oh they will but it's really HOT out there today! I was chasing a grasshopper but like I said it's very hot!!! :nod:
freakofnature
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:homo: Use as little zoom as possible. If you need to zoom, it's almost better to take the picture and then zoom in digitally.100% better....you can see that yourself......now to creep up in that lizard again,and try to get his tail this time
The last pic is my favourite cuz they're purple.
Do you know what kind of flower that is? The flowers look like petunias but the plant doesn't.Okey dokey. I'm working on it! Thanks zirc!!!
There are 2 different plants in there thats why. The flower is a Petunia but I have no idea what the other plant is..The last pic is my favourite cuz they're purple.
freakofnature
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Ah, I see! Thanks.
That's not to say that you should never zoom in on things. It's really a judgement call and there can be a fine line between whether you should zoom in or not. Just keep in mind that the more you zoom the more sensitive your camera will be to vibrations/shaking and the more light you need entering your lens in order to properly expose the photo. Either your aperture will need to be larger (smaller f-stop) or your shutter speed will need to be slower...or maybe a bit of both.Okey dokey. I'm working on it! Thanks zirc!!!
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Zirc I'm using a digital camera with 3x optical zoom 5 mega pixels so theres not much adjusting I can do. And I never read the manual and don't have it anymore LOL! I found a site where I can download it but it's huge and I don't want to download it to see what settings I can change on my camera. I think I'm just going to wing it on you alls advice!That's not to say that you should never zoom in on things. It's really a judgement call and there can be a fine line between whether you should zoom in or not. Just keep in mind that the more you zoom the more sensitive your camera will be to vibrations/shaking and the more light you need entering your lens in order to properly expose the photo. Either your aperture will need to be larger (smaller f-stop) or your shutter speed will need to be slower...or maybe a bit of both.
freakofnature
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:nod: Your camera adjusts its settings automatically when you zoom. But now if you zoom in and the picture comes out a bit blurry, you know why. You may not be able to adjust your camera settings but you can adjust how you take your pictures.Zirc I'm using a digital camera with 3x optical zoom 5 mega pixels so theres not much adjusting I can do. And I never read the manual and don't have it anymore LOL! I found a site where I can download it but it's huge and I don't want to download it to see what settings I can change on my camera. I think I'm just going to wing it on you alls advice!
Good photos come from good photographers, not expensive cameras.I did learn one thing about the zooming and that if you push it too far it goes into digital zoom instead of optical. I learned that by accident. I noticed that the more I zoom the fuzzier the pic comes out. So it's just a matter of taking my time with the picture and zooming in the right amount. Right?:nod: Your camera adjusts its settings automatically when you zoom. But now if you zoom in and the picture comes out a bit blurry, you know why. You may not be able to adjust your camera settings but you can adjust how you take your pictures.
freakofnature
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:nod: And the better you know your camera the better you'll know what that right amount is. It's not a hard and fast rule. What works with your camera may not work with a different one.
Oh and if all else fails, USE PHOTOSHOP! :24:
So the more pics I take the more I get to know my camera...
You know I installed Gimp last night and was fooling with it most of the night and haven't learned a single thing about it. I just can't figure the damn thing out!Oh and if all else fails, USE PHOTOSHOP! :24:
freakofnature
Vampire
Pretty much. Practice makes perfect.So the more pics I take the more I get to know my camera...
You know I installed Gimp last night and was fooling with it most of the night and haven't learned a single thing about it. I just can't figure the damn thing out!
Thanks zirc. I appreciate the advice!!!Pretty much. Practice makes perfect.
freakofnature
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I kinda sounded like I knew what I was talking about, eh? I'll have to quit reading. :willy_nilly:Thanks zirc. I appreciate the advice!!!
(You're welcome)
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