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Keldyn, have you started using manual controls or are these pics still auto mode?  just curious if you've attempted manual adjustments

I mostly use manual mode now. It gives you greater control in varying light conditions. Just tonite I was taking shots of fireworks over the university so I had to adjust ISO speed, white balance, exposure and I also used a long shutter time to get the desired results. Oh, and I set the camera to "landscape" mode because i wanted to capture the distant city lights below. :)

Very nice pictures Keldyn. I am also thinking of buying the Canon PowerShot S400.

Should I get that camera?

You have seen my pictures. What do you think? lol Seriously, it is one hell of a camera. It goes highly recommended by the fro :fro:

On a side note, I have just entered into a photography contest. Wish me luck :)

Sure thing. Tell me which shot you like and I will gladly post a larger size.

could you possibly send me everything you took in 1024x768? :happy:

if it'd help, look me up on aol instant messenger or msn messenger and send me them thru that.

good luck in your photography contest! ;) (Y)

could you possibly send me everything you took in 1024x768? :happy:

Ummm...everything? :unsure: I don't know mate. That is a LOT of pictures. I could zip them all up but it would be a very large archive. While I mean no disrespect, these pictures are my own and I do not want them spread all over the internet for people to do with as they wish. You are welcome to choose a couple that you would like but I can not send you the lot.

Oh, someone asked me for pictures of aussie cars so I will put them up later when I have made them web friendly.

I could zip them all up but it would be a very large archive. While I mean no disrespect, these pictures are my own and I do not want them spread all over the internet for people to do with as they wish. You are welcome to choose a couple that you would like but I can not send you the lot.

Not a problem at mate, don't worry about it. I had noticed someone all ready was using one as a desktop background in the May desktops thread, and I got to thinking your pictures would get me back to using WebShots again, I could make a category and have it change everyday.

So I was paying you another compliment ;) (Y)

I don't mind big downloads at all if you would want to make a zip file for me in the future.

If you'd rather I would only pick a few, that's cool with my :fro: so I'll choose some and mention them here later.

EDIT - Btw, I had noticed I made a mistake anyway. I didn't mean every single picture you took with your camera so far since you got it. :rolleyes: :p :blush:

I meant all the ones you posted here in the topic. :laugh: :rofl:

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