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    Old Sep 23, 2010, 7:29 PM   #1
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    Got an HS10 since last week and still learning to get good results.
    Just surprised (and a bit proud) that my HS10 was made in Indonesia, I should buy it when I am at home.

    #1. Afternoon moon. Handheld, cropped, resized. P mode.
    #2. Night moon. Tripod, 2s timer, cropped resized. M mode. Is it moon's pole or a crater?
    #3. White flower. Handheld, supermacro, resized. A mode.

    Suggestion please.

    Also I want to know how to get more vivid colors. Yes, HS10's color is accurate, but just sometime want to get more stunning colors. Already set at Chrome color mode. Should I use circular polarizing filter or what?
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    Old Sep 23, 2010, 7:41 PM   #2
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    You did well....keep shooting and comparing the results/settings, etc
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    Old Sep 23, 2010, 10:22 PM   #3
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    I like the moon shots. Good job.
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    Old Sep 24, 2010, 1:11 AM   #4
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    Its a crated called Typho, its the youngest one on the moon.
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    Old Sep 24, 2010, 7:15 AM   #5
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    Quote:
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    You did well....keep shooting and comparing the results/settings, etc
    Thank you. Still need to learn.

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    I like the moon shots. Good job.
    Thank you, I love to shoot the moon. Hope someday I get solar or lunar eclipse.

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    Its a crated called Typho, its the youngest one on the moon.
    Wow! You even know the name, where can I have more info about that?
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    Old Sep 24, 2010, 9:59 PM   #6
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    I just bought the HS 10 last week as well...I am amazed at the stabilization system...

    These are both hand held at full zoom...My exif data says 763mm...





    Does night shots well too.



    And macro..
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    Old Sep 25, 2010, 12:41 AM   #7
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    Excellent pics. They showcase the HS10 quite well. What are the weaknesses of this camera in your opinion
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    Old Sep 26, 2010, 12:40 AM   #8
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    I just bought the HS 10 last week as well...I am amazed at the stabilization system...
    Great shots Sans, but I can not see the exif data? It seems your software removing the exif silently.

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    Excellent pics. They showcase the HS10 quite well. What are the weaknesses of this camera in your opinion
    It's a great camera, i think after shooting here and there and learning its characteristic, capabilities and limitations anyone can show this camera up.
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    Old Sep 26, 2010, 3:57 PM   #9
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    Very nice images. Don't know what you are using for editing. but using "save for web" instead of "save" will strip the EXIF information from the image.
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    Old Sep 26, 2010, 4:13 PM   #10
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    Very very nice photos, well done
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