SurfCutter
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Figured I give the new camera something to do ... hope all you enjoy
Bill G.
The path yet taken ...
Bill G.
The path yet taken ...
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Picture from the last snow storm we got here....
- Thread starter SurfCutter
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It is rather small. I know you are new to the camera but don't make the mistake most make, including myself, when first using a good camera. DO NOT try to save space on the memory card by taking the pictures in anything but the highest quality and size. I know it is tempting to set the camera so you can take 500 pictures without taking them off the card but you lose much size and quality. They will be huge but so what? You can always reduce them in your photo program but you can NEVER make them larger, Memory is cheap now days and it pays to take them in the highest quality the camera allow.
This is a fantastic picture and I would love to be able to see it in at least 800X600 for web display but this one is 380X260. My suggesting is that you take advantage of the great quality your camera will display and crank it up. That one would be a great desktop but it is too small.
I found out the hard way a long time ago
I love the picture.
This is a fantastic picture and I would love to be able to see it in at least 800X600 for web display but this one is 380X260. My suggesting is that you take advantage of the great quality your camera will display and crank it up. That one would be a great desktop but it is too small.
I found out the hard way a long time ago
I love the picture.
SurfCutter
New member
When I get back home to the farm after the work week I will send out the full size , I posted the small one to save a bit on band width ....
Bill G.
Bill G.
SurfCutter
New member
Here are 3 shots I took , Royal ..hope they are something you /all like and use ..enjoy
Bill G.