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zarozinia
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 Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:04 pm Post subject: Baby beardy photos - taken on manual |
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 Yes, I actually took some photographs on manual settings today!!!!! At least Ive tried.
Feedback please Stuart, lol!
and one of a day gecko
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:09 pm Post subject: |
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 Nice pics but says on the exif they were taken in shutter priority????..
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zarozinia
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| Stuart wrote: | | Nice pics but says on the exif they were taken in shutter priority????.. |
Yeah, I was messing around with the different manual settings, to see which worked best, these were the best of the lot.
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shutter priority isn't manual angi...in shutter priority you select the speed and camera adjusts aperture accordingly...if you go fully manual you decide both...gives you bit more control over things..
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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Ah well, half way there, lol. I'm actually pleased with a couple of these ones.
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first and second are real nice..I would tweak the white balance slightly as they have a grey tint to them but nice and sharp and well composed..Hope you don't think I am picking fault..but knowing how keen you are on photography just trying to offer a few tips and constructive criticism... 
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Oh no, Stuart, I would never think you are picky - ever, Im asking for your help, lol. I know I've been lazy and not done my homework, now is the time for me to start reading up more. I really appreciate all of your tips and look at you as a mentor - hope thats ok? Its nice to have someone I feel comfortable in approaching. I do prefer to talk openly and honestly, and appreciate constructive critiscism. Now enough seriousness, feel free to kick my butt, lmao
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| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:59 pm Post subject: |
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 No worries..just that some people take offence to constructive criticism..I will just try and offer any tips and advice I can based on what I have learnt/experienced....
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