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My son had these pictures on the camera that he gave me...
- Thread starter Micheal_R
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Kelley (Texas)
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Kelley (Texas)
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I have been doing some rethinking about the use of this digital camera, it is not merely a picture taker. I kinda like the idea of hunting with a camera, not a firearm. I do know that I have a long row to hoe in regards to macro photography of bugs, think I may start taking photos of horses and wildlife.
Are you learning how to use the camera yet? I am having trouble understanding what all the buttons and switches are for...when would you use some of them and etc. This camera is not like the old 35mm film camera where all you did was line up the little pointer with the circle. Someone has to invent a digital box camera similar to the Kodak Instantmatic film camera. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)
Are you learning how to use the camera yet? I am having trouble understanding what all the buttons and switches are for...when would you use some of them and etc. This camera is not like the old 35mm film camera where all you did was line up the little pointer with the circle. Someone has to invent a digital box camera similar to the Kodak Instantmatic film camera. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)