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Old 18-04-2007, 11:15   #64
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Re: Photography Question - Digi Cam
Thanks andy and peter,

The only thing i dont like is the dark background, you both say the 1st pic is better but it makes it look gloomy. In my pics i want things in the background to be visable with detail. Most of the beauty of the lake and where i plan to visit will be in the background (Distance).

On a bright sunny day i want to be able to capture that. When majority of people look at my pictures (Who are not experts) they think the 2nd and 3rd pics are better as you can see whats going on.

I will try with different Shutter speeds see if that helps. Andy its interesting how you know what settings i used from just a picture, how do you do this? This might come in handy for me after i have took the pictures using different settings as there is so many, its hard to know what i was doing at the time.
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