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David In Indy:

--- Quote from: injest on January 16, 2008, 12:48:30 am ---I think it was the arena...it was dark in the bottom but had strong sunlight coming down thru windows high up...

plus this camera I think is designed more for closeups. My friend has a Kodak that takes great action pics but not closeups...

let me get you an example!

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Both camera SHOULD be able to handle both situations Jess. I'm not sure about your friend's Kodak (what model does he/she have?) but your Canon A530 can shoot action photos. Did you try using one of the scene modes? Sports should have worked. But the lighting coming down from the top and onto a dark arena would have made for some very challenging photo shots. No doubt about it. I'm sorry it didn't work out for you Jess. You are getting very familiar with your camera now. Maybe the next time you will have better luck. But you have a very capable camera. It's a very good one and it's designed for taking photos like this. But I'll bet you dollars to donuts MANY people's pictures probably didn't turn out that day. Very tricky lighting conditions, like I said. :)

David In Indy:

--- Quote from: injest on January 16, 2008, 12:52:53 am ---



 :-\ :P

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Those don't look bad Jess! Maybe you could touch them up a little using the Canon Zoombrowser software. Try fiddling around with it and maybe you can touch up the exposure just a little bit. Then they would be perfect! :)

injest:


a newborn baby cow!

one of the cows that was being shown had its baby at the show!!

injest:
This was NOT the daddy...

David In Indy:

--- Quote from: injest on January 16, 2008, 01:08:25 am ---

a newborn baby cow!

one of the cows that was being shown had its baby at the show!!

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Awww!  :-*

I LOVE baby animals!! He's CUTE!!!

It appears he's taking a nap as he tries to figure out his new world. :)




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