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Cycovision
Joined: Nov 30, 2003
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Here's a snap that I took of Baga Beach in Goa with a canon digital ixus v2 2.0 Megapixel
Not brilliant, but I find it quite pretty 
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marlonski
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@jojo - i'm not expert mate but for me light is usually a big factor when considering a shot both indoors and outdoors. You will on the whole stand a better chance of getting a good result when shooting outdoors in daylight mate.
One thing i would do both in and outdoors is alter the white balance. You will notice a difference when shooting a shot if you have altered this to the relevant enviroment you are in eg: Daylight, cloudy halogen and so on will allow a better colour interpretation. 
I liked your first shot. Some of the detail was lost in the flowers, perhaps lowering the white balance a little and setting the camera to cloudy would have acheived a better result buddy ?
@cyco - Nice shot mate not what one would expect from a hippy
Here's one taken in bright conditions, I had to alter the brightness and contrast a little to effectively lower levels of light without losing detail.
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*Jojo*
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@marlon - Yup, thanks for the advise mate ! As I usually in the habit of setting it to "AUTO" everytime I shoot images . . . I am having difficulty at times setting to manual as the 'blending' might just cause - disaster to the image  I just make sure that LIGHT is of it's - UTMOST when taking images - indoors!
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DickySnapples
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Pictures taken at Download festival 06,With My Sony Cybershot DSC-P200 (7.1Mpx)
LOTS and LOTS of people ( 88,000+ )
Burger King at 10am 
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blackspot
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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@marlonski, you have keen eyes for nature... love that duck and the bird on a wire.
our Felis Catus using Canon S3IS
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mrao
Joined: Nov 11, 2004
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Fly on the ede of a leaf...
Taken with my Sony Cybershot DSC P-120 5 MP
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*Jojo*
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Nice Black ! I was opting in getting that Canon S3IS too, but when I saw the tag at Php 30K, I fell from the chair where I was sitting, because I saw this Fuji FinePix having the same price though it's a - 9 MP The S2IS is 5 MP while the S3IS is already - 6 MP.
Taken with my Kodak DX4530 - 5 MegaPixel (my hands are a bit shaky, sorry) . . .
Some decors in the Living Room :
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blackspot
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@JN, it's not just about MP, it's about features, flexibility and quality. The 12x optical zoom, Image Stabilizer, Macro/Super Macro and ISO 800 support are just awesome! It's the closest thing to an SLR without losing the point-and-shoot features.
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*Jojo*
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@black - Yup, I agree ! I just did not like the 'black' color (professional shade), the S2IS has the more appealing one - silver ! Nice pic !
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marlonski
Joined: Oct 16, 2004
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@dicky - Very nice festival photos mate
@blackspot - thanks for your kind words great picture of your cat and I like the macro flower shot mate. The canon's a nice camera !
@marao - Nice shot mate
@jn - your second shot came out well. I'm not sure about the date stamp. Useful I know but it just detracts a little from the picture
Taken in my garden late one night. Camera used Panasonic DMC FZ30 8MP
Same picture just cropped a little to enlarge
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DickySnapples
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Very nice moon picture. What camera did you use? |
Johnex
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marlonski
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On 2006-07-25 16:11:00, Dicky Snapples wrote:
Very nice moon picture. What camera did you use?
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Thanks dicky I have edited my post to say what camera used. Anyway it was a Panasonic DMC FZ30. 8MP 12x optical zoom
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marlonski
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@Johnex - Nice pictures mate, especially the bird shot and waterfall
@Dicky - where did you take that one ?
I took this shot last Friday evening whilst sat out in my garden having a few beers. The Sky was just amazing, I was lucky to get several shots that evening
Panasonic FZ30. taken in 16.9 format at 5MP.
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