Hope I am doing this right. I have always had an interest in mushrooms. I like them as a food item as well as an item of nature. I am aware that they can be deadly; I would never eat one plucked from the yard. As an academic question, how does one test a mushroom re poison or edible?
Thank you. I saved this. James
Thanks for the info. James
I appreciate the very positive responses to my Compact Camera request (no more P&S). I'm interested in learning to use the non-auto settings for my Canon 40x SX720HS. I down-loaded the user guide but I'm a slow learner when trying to digest the guide information. I'm having problem with:
Low light photography
Fast action shooting
Using the zoom features (grain issues?)
Recently I tried shooting at my Granddaughter's night soccer game and what I came home with was a mess.
I will, of course, go back to the guide and re-read what I read (ouch!).
So far, photography is at the same time fascinating and frustrating. I am grousing but very interested. Did I mention that I will be eighty-two this summer? Talk about a late start. This interest in photography started after reading an article about old-folks keeping their brain cells active by taking on mentally challenging activities. Among my responsive activities has been moving the little mode switch (proper term?) on my Canon from AUTO to...whatever. PS: UHH is great!
How about a group of articles and photos for those of us who never will own or use DSLRs with multitudes of lens and filters because: we don't care about that stuff and/or can't afford that stuff. I hope we P&Sers will not be booted from UHH by the DSLRers because we don't have and will never have a Hasselblad H5D Multi-Shot with a suitcase full of lens (I had to look this up and maybe there isn't a suitcase full lens for this beautiful monster). In any case you guys like pictures and so do we. Am I booted?