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![]() but, just to make it clear (if it wasn't before) Pic 1 and 2 are the same, (2 is cropped to 100%) Pic 6 and 10 are the same (10 is cropped to 100%) Pic 8 and 9 are the same (9 is cropped to 100%) So my point is, almost all pictures are nice on screen, in print sizes, but when zooomed in to 100% they do have a bit to much NR, with all those pictures I was zoomed in 100%, in two of them (the birds) the sun was very bright, some of the pics got that day got 1/1000 or more shutter speeds despite being zoomed in) and the rabbit day it was a bit cloudy, not that much sun. and it was taken in sportsmode I belive (was sitting in the car when the moment happened ![]() |
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I meant even in small prints. I never concern myself with 100%.
![]() Here's a panoramic gone awry due to the sunlight. We took 3 and all 3 came out like this. They all looked fine on that crappy LCD of course. However, I still think the panorama mode is extremely well done. Nothing is perfect.
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hello everyone
i have a question regarding the burst mode, if I shot with 10fps how is the focus maintained? can one expect better or worse results when shooting in the dark at that speed? just curious, because if I take one pic and I get 1/8 shutter, how will the cam behave? will the 10fps be more like 8fps or will it up the shutter, with less light and higher iso? |
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I believe the focus is fixed at the first shot.
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Very nice, yurchick-
Thanks for posting and glad to hear that you are enjoying your new camera. Sarah Joyce |
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i am newbie in taking photos so quality isn't very good
will try to deal with the settings)) soon will show you new photos ps sorry for my bad english, i am from Ukraine ![]() |
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Cute dog.
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tnx
one day i'll show other five)) |
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6 dogs? I have 3 and I thought that was a lot. My GSD breeder has 12+ though living in her house. I wonder where her husband sleeps ...
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