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Old 08-27-2008, 09:30 PM
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Default Practice shots with Rebel XS. BIG AS5 Pictures! 56k = no way

I just finished charging the battery so i decided to take a few flicks around the house.(2nd day w/camera). BTW.. Don't ask me anything technical. I just know that it's the kit lense on manual mode..



























































Old 08-27-2008, 09:53 PM
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looks like we've turned a post ***** into a photo *****.
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lol' i can't wait till tommorow...our garden should look great in the afternoon.. I need to know what all these functions do though.. i keep hitting the ISO button, but i don't know what the numbers mean... Maybe I'll buy a book
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Originally Posted by Mixturepinoy
lol' i can't wait till tommorow...our garden should look great in the afternoon.. I need to know what all these functions do though.. i keep hitting the ISO button, but i don't know what the numbers mean... Maybe I'll buy a book
ISO numbers mean the sensitivity of the camera... low numbers 100/200 is good for outdoors, high numbers are for low light or action shots... low ISO numbers is better quality image, and hight ISO is more graininess, but more versatile...
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Don't use the built-in flash.
Use a tripod!
Old 09-03-2008, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by SS728
Don't use the built-in flash.
Use a tripod!
beat me to it, was gonna say the same thing
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Hmmmm?
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yups, adjust on the fly!
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