to Rbo36:
that was a stupendous picture and thanks for the 15 step process, I have PSE 8 and will be trying out your 15 step
process to see what i can come up with. Thanks for sharing
that with us, especially from someone who just got PSE 8 a week ago. Been learning LR3 an LR4 betas. Great Pic :thumbup:
BGenie wrote:
OH! Check this out! "Spinning rain deflector" too cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbFGzfu04XE
WOW!! that was just AWESUM!! :thumbup: What technical skill
it must have taken to undergo this project. Our hat is off to you
and a Master Good Job, hope I can do that well one day. But it
takes practice, practice, practice, an them some. thanks for sharing this with us, it gives us all a reason to do better, and not just shoot a picture, but to ask ourselves WHY!!!!! Great Job
shadow1284 wrote:
Not all high speed memory cards are compatable with older digital cameras regardless of their memory size. Size and speed are two different issues. higher speed mempry cards are usefull for downloading and uplaoding larger files, usually much larger than 4mp jpgs.
Standard class 2 or 4 memory cards should do very well in your camera, IMO.
The reference to video usually referrs to a safety precaution to heat buildup in the camera. Most DSLR cameras will stop recording video before heat build up ruins the circuitry.
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Thanks for that great info and what class I should use, this will be a great, just in time for my new photo shot, but i'll be using my DSLR canon rebel for that. Until I can afford another camera
body larger in size in MP's for my portraits. Thanks alot for all the help. :thumbup:
alienmurphy wrote:
Page 98 of the manual:
Recording Media SD memory card/MultiMediaCard
This camera has been tested with memory cards up to 2 GB.
http://software.canon-europe.com/files/soft26263/manual/A430-A420_ADVCUG_EN.pdf
I did read that the video will auto-stop recording at one hour regardless of how much available space is on the SD card.
Many thanks for that speedy repley, and great info with a PDF
this is why I joined UHH in the first place as it had so many helpful people who actually care about other photographyers. :thumbup:
I have been shooting with a Canon Powershot A430 4.0 MP, at highest setting and with a 1 gig sd card. Can I use the newer HCSD cards with this camera and how do I tell the speed at which I can use, if so. I was told I could not use a HCSD card in a camera that I had bought originally with only SD., from a walmart rep at the camera counter. This is basicly a point a shot camera but i recently found out it has all sorts of settings depending on the mode you have it in. Sorry I just don't have a pic of the back of camera to show you what other modes other than a preview or auto mode but some have automode and a M, another has just SCN, lastly a movie mode which I have use one or twice with good results and sound. And help in this would be greatly appreceiated from my fellow UHH users.
Hi: Newby Ramblin21 here says: WOW THAT IS A FANTASTIC MOOD SHOT, i WILL BE TRYING TO DO THE SAY IN THE FUTURE.
I HAVE A CANNON xt 6.3MG AND A 55-250MM 4-5.6 IS LENS. ANY HELP WITH WHAT i MIGHT DO OTHER THAN TO PUT IT ON A TRIPOD AND ON AV, NOT FULLY AUTO. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED! THANKS IN ADVANCE IF YOU SEE THIS.
Hello All: I was wondering about the Epson V330 quality for scanning Neg's and slides. I love the scanner and it works well. But haven't tried the neg, or slide scanner adapter yet. I have alot of slides and some neg's but before I waste the time, has anyone used this scanner for neg's or slides and what kind of quality do you get? I read that there is better software that will give better results than the v330 any help would be greatly appreciated. My first time here, a newby to scanning negs or slides. Will it be worth the time? Any help appreciated.