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orion is EXCELLENT!!!!! :wub:? how'd you do it?? did you use a tripod?? any settings?????????

yup, tripod w/ my S400. ISO was set either at 50 or 100. Dont really remember the exact exposure setting, but it was 8-15. I also used the 2-second timer so the camera wouldn't move once i pressed the button.

I'm a big astronomy freak. It just sucks that I live in a city (telescope is pointless, but I still want one) and not in the country anymore.

Also, there's two more pictures of Orion (taken the same night) in my photo album. The link is in my sig.

took some macro shots today of some lillies my fiancee bought. this is one of em.

1024x768.. i could've made it smaller but it would've lost the little details. looks even better full size :)

ooooooooooooooooooooooooh.....you wouldn't happen to have a larger pic of the lily, would you????? :D:D:D:D:D

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