Mahalo!!! I really enjoy working with Adorama and as you see, you can write as much as you want... Hawaii... one of the most beautiful places on earth, not just the nature, but the people...:) ALOHA!!!!
yayi wrote:
http://www.adoramapix.com/app/showbook/TRAVELINGSHOES/book/HAWAII-1/
This one works.. Hope you like the book... Adorama, at least my experience, has great quality, prices and turn around time. Their customer service is awesome too...
http://www.adoramapix.com/app/showbook/TRAVELINGSHOES/book/HAWAII-1/
By the way... sorry about the mess trying to post... it is my first time
I love Adorama... I never shared my books before, so lets see if this work
Same here!!! just reading I've learned so much!!! Thanks to all!!!!
Hello all.... Here is a list of authorized repair centers. All that letters says is that won't supply parts to unauthorized dealers.
If you buy a Rolex or a Cartier, you can not send it to some random repair center, you have to take it to an authorized repair center, if not, you risk losing you warranty.... Just a thought.
I would think that all those stores that are not authorized, would have to get a certification or something like that. Have a great day....:)
Thank you Bruce! And again, thank you all...
I don't use the monitor,just when I'm viewing my pics afterwards ... :) but thanks for the advice
mollymolly wrote:
He was 27 pounds when I rescued him. He gained 45 lbs. in a years time. I loved him and miss him so much.
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened. "
(Anatole France)
I'm really sorry.... what a sweet face....
lleach wrote:
It looks to me like the focus is on the tie. Didn't you say your were trying to focus on the eye (good plan!)? If you open it with Nikon View NX2 you can see where the spot was focused.
You might check your focus lock settings. I forget the details but if you don't have it right when you move the camera it will adjust to wherever the spot is when you take the shot. I suspect your D7000 is like my D5100 in that you can set the red spot that it will focus on. It isn't necessarily the center spot.
You might have used a little higher f-stop: f11 is often recommended for portraits. It would increase your depth of field so you'd get more in focus. You might have needed a flash or tripod for the longer exposure time.
With 1/60 s camera movement shouldn't be a problem; in particular if you have VR engaged.
I'd use "P" mode and set it from there.
Why'd you use the +EV?
You can fix it in Photoshop Elements to be even better.
yayi wrote:
I do... I don't think the face is sharp enough... Do you?
It looks to me like the focus is on the tie. Didn'... (
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I don't know about the D5100, but the D7000 has a feature that allows you to see in the monitor while you are viewing your pics where in the picture you focused...I always focus in the face :( I couldn't use f11 because was getting dark already... 5:30 PM... didn't have a flash, nor a tripod... :(
That day, I was shooting RAW and doing experiments with exposure, that is the reason for the compensation.
Again, thank you all and hopefully soon I will show you great pictures....
Just to make it clear.... I did read, and still read to work with my D7000
I do... I don't think the face is sharp enough... Do you?