With all the talk of photos post your fav. and what Sony camera was used,I would have to say below is one of mine.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...os96/low21.jpg

Fantastic Dogs.

Fantastic shot!!

Is this the guy going to training school?

Nicholas

Steve,

Forgot to answer your favorite picture request.

Here is one of my favorite images, taken last October on our first cruise.

I got off the ship and wanted to show everyone what I saw, the Norwegian Spirit, 879 feet from Bow to Stern.

My R-1, handheld, autostitch.

I don't think anyone traveling on a ship ever photographed theirship in this manner.

At least I like to think so. A bit of egotism, please excuse me:

http://www.nickphoto123.smugmug.com/gallery/2026751/1/103952883/Original

Nicholas

nickphoto123 wrote: Yup teacher used him all last week to show the other trainers how to do things he did very well I was a very happy owner.

one of my favorites using long exposure:

Camera: Sony DSC-F707 Shutter: 10 sec

Wirraway wrote: Awesome photo, I can not wait till I become better at taking photos.

Wirraway,

A great shot, it grabbed me.

Cyberf828,

Did you get to see my ship pano above?

Nicholas

nickphoto123 wrote: Yes that ship is huge.

I just took this photo now with my new H9.

I set it to Shutter Priority mode, with the shutter set to 20sec, ISO set to 80, and using the 2 sec self timer.

Ihaven't done any post-processing yet? Any suggestions as to which pp effects I should use on this photo? I think its a bit too dark. I have Paintshop Pro 9.

I have never really doneany ppon my photos, I usually just keep them in their original format, but now that I have this newH9, I would like to take my digital photography skills up a notch or two. Any pointers will be welcomed.

Original 5mp image is here:

http://picasaweb.google.com/bradjack...02618907233122

The H1 is still my favorite camera. This shot was taken a little over a year ago at Point Reyes, N. California. This is a view of the North Beach on a foggy Saturday morning.