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HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
It's called 40 pounds. :24:
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
You are so wrong...
I gotta tell ya I haven't laughed so hard since my granny caught her tits in the wringer. I still have tears running down my face.
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
Now *that* is a visual! :24:
'S' or 'TV' which is shutter priority, lets you decide the shutter speed whilst the camera then decides the aperture. 'AV' or 'A' is the same but you decided the aperture and the camera decides the shutter speed to give you the correct exposure.
'P' (Program auto) is a more manual version of Auto. Its allows you to change the ISO, shutter speed or aperture whilst the camera decides what the opposite should be.
Neither change the colour balance/white balance unless you do it yourself or you don't set it right. If you are shooting in daylight on Tungsten WB, then you will have a blue colour cast. The white balance/colour temp is only going to change if you have your camera completely on Auto.
I know about all that stuff. Maybe I misunderstood her. I thought she was talking about the stuff on page 23 & 24 in the manual.
link... http://www.fixya.com/support/p261863-kodak_easyshare_z740_digital_camera/manual-3729
Looks like its only some of the 'SCN modes' that change the WB/Colour temp automatically. Looks the P,S and M don't (except A as the camera determines everything) UNLESS you change it yourself.
It's the " SCN " modes I was talking about. When I initially posted what I did I assumed it would be along the same lines as a Canon P & S. Apparently it isn't. It's no surprise I didn't know what I was talking about.... it's a Kodak.
My first digital was a Kodak and I owned it for all of an hour if that. I took it back to the store and swapped it for Canon. Man that's a long time ago.It's the " SCN " modes I was talking about. When I initially posted what I did I assumed it would be along the same lines as a Canon P & S. Apparently it isn't. It's no surprise I didn't know what I was talking about.... it's a Kodak.
Ah right...i thought u mean P (Program) and 'S' (shutter priority)...get what you mean now..:thumbup
:clap I knew you would. Thanks for the vote of confidence. For a minute I thought I was loosing my mind.
It's the " SCN " modes I was talking about. When I initially posted what I did I assumed it would be along the same lines as a Canon P & S. Apparently it isn't. It's no surprise I didn't know what I was talking about.... it's a Kodak.
He is really pulling your leg..
He used Canon P&S and agreed with you but really secretly meant P&S = Pay and Shut Up.. :24::24:
My first digital was a Canon A70 and if memory serves me correct it cost me about $450.00. That was with a memory card. Yippieeeeeeeeeeeeee
Damn I missed that. That's funny stuff Sammy. See what happens when we get all DSLR'd up. We forget the simplest things.
Lol...:24::24::24::24:
Dont think Ive ever really used a P&S...and to be clear, it wasnt just me being an idiot...Pink Porridge also thought you meant Prgram and Shutter Priority...
Kodak P&S camera only --- 2.1MP $850.00... :willy_nilly:
Ah ha! So you gals are talking behind my back again. nasty... nasty.Lol...:24::24::24::24:
Dont think Ive ever really used a P&S...and to be clear, it wasnt just me being an idiot...Pink Porridge also thought you meant Prgram and Shutter Priority...
Lol..nah...we just seen the post and were discussing it and automatically assumed P and S was program and shutter priority!!! Its almost like we're too professional!!!
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