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    Old Jan 24, 2011, 3:41 AM   #11
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    ]...too much light for a long exposure.[/I]
    Don't worry about that...the camera compensates with a very high aperture - f18 !

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    Another problem with a p&s that is probably short on manual settings is that the water will show up with a gray cast instead of more of a pure white cast.
    Also not a big problem...I always post-process my photos ! And since I bought a 800-page PS Manual, I'm becoming really good at it...
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