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WarEagle21 · Feb 13, 2006, 3:53 PM

Again, new hobby that i love but get frustrated with. I have so little time to shoot with twin 17 month olds I rarely get quality shots...

My shots are wholly dependant upon what the kids are doing at the time. I have little control over lighting andjusta fewseconds before the moment is gone.

2 questions:

1. Critiques on this shot of Abigail?

2.Are there"safe" settings I can have prearranged for indoor shots? Outdoor shots? So that I can grab the camera and shoot? (Canon EOS Digital Rebel)

Sergeant · Feb 13, 2006, 5:28 PM

Hi, this shot is pretty good but I think it needs a bit of sharpening... Yes there are some "safe" settings, have you tried reading your manual, I am personnaly not sure how to use them on that camera because I use an old film camera. Keep shooting and have fun.

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Feb 13, 2006, 3:53 PM	#1
WarEagle21 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 4	Again, new hobby that i love but get frustrated with. I have so little time to shoot with twin 17 month olds I rarely get quality shots... My shots are wholly dependant upon what the kids are doing at the time. I have little control over lighting andjusta fewseconds before the moment is gone. 2 questions: 1. Critiques on this shot of Abigail? 2.Are there"safe" settings I can have prearranged for indoor shots? Outdoor shots? So that I can grab the camera and shoot? (Canon EOS Digital Rebel)

Feb 13, 2006, 5:28 PM	#2
Sergeant Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 126	Hi, this shot is pretty good but I think it needs a bit of sharpening... Yes there are some "safe" settings, have you tried reading your manual, I am personnaly not sure how to use them on that camera because I use an old film camera. Keep shooting and have fun.