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billy320 Deer 12-01-2009, 06:50 PM
Shebang Re: Deer 12-01-2009, 07:19 PM
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    Deer

    Took this tonight, I can't figure why it is terrible I am just about ready to throw this camera in a lake
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    Re: Deer

    Would you mind posting your EXIF info? I could not access it.
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    Re: Deer

    I don't think it's terrible. You're shooting at 3200 iso, so its a bit noisy, that's all.

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    Re: Deer

    I had the ISO set to auto

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    Re: Deer

    Can you limit the Auto ISO to something like 200-800? If not, I would not use it. - TF
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    Re: Deer

    you can also try to change the contrast and saturation a notch higher than normal

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