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David In Indy:
Hi Kelda!
The macro function allows you to accurately focus up to an inch away from the subject. It comes in handy for photographing small things like a rain drop on a leaf, or a butterfly. Your camera has a macro lens. I just took a look at your camera's specifications. You will find the macro setting on the back of your camera. It has a little flower icon next to it. :)
injest:
yep, that mushroom was like...two inches tall!! looks bigger though in the pic
Kelda:
--- Quote from: David on January 20, 2008, 03:55:29 pm ---Hi Kelda!
The macro function allows you to accurately focus up to an inch away from the subject. It comes in handy for photographing small things like a rain drop on a leaf, or a butterfly. Your camera has a macro lens. I just took a look at your camera's specifications. You will find the macro setting on the back of your camera. It has a little flower icon next to it. :)
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aha! thanks Mr photgrapher man!!!
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: Kelda on January 20, 2008, 04:29:37 pm ---aha! thanks Mr photgrapher man!!!
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You're welcome Miss camera lady!! ;) :-*
David In Indy:
I LOVE photographing sunrises and sunsets! And we have some very beautiful sunrises and sunsets in my part of the world. In fact we had a nice one tonight. I've seen prettier ones, but this sunset wasn't bad at all for January. The prettiest sunsets occur during the Spring and Summer around here. I saw the firery red and I quickly grabbed my camera and ran out there before it disappeared! Those streaks in the sunset are clouds, or rather contrails. Sorry about the image noise. We all know why that happened, don't we? My ISO was set to 800. I should have used a much lower ISO to reduce the noise.
Conditions: Dusk
Camera Equipment: Canon PowerShot G9
Camera Mode: Manual
Aperture: f/3.2
Shutter Speed: 0.5 sec
White Balance: Custom
Light Meter: Evaluative
Exposure Compensation Value: -1 1/3
ISO: 800
Flash: Off
Other: tripod
This is the same photograph, but I decided to fiddle around with the colors using my imaging software. I pulled out some of the green, and increased the red and blue. This was the result...
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