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I'm working on trying to get everything in my photo to be in focus.
You won't be able to get *everything* in focus -- there is a depth of field and anywhere before or after that field will begin to loose focus. Set your F-Stop at f/8 or f/11 -- if you're shooting a person, focus on their eyes. If you're shooting a group of people, focus on the eyes of the people in the first row. If you're shooting landscape, focus about 1/3 of the way into the scene.
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Old 07-23-2009, 09:25 PM
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I just bought myself a point and shoot camera
Its a canon , SD1200 to be precise...
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Or just send me a link??
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Old 07-30-2009, 10:31 PM
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I'd really love to find some info about successfully photographing a full moon. It would be great to cut my "settings guessing" time down.

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Old 08-04-2009, 06:51 PM
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I'd really love to find some info about successfully photographing a full moon. It would be great to cut my "settings guessing" time down.

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A tripod and shutter release are important! Use mirror lock up. The key here is to set the camera for spot metering so you're just metering exposure for the moon and not the night sky.
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I am new to computer programming, i only knew how to check my email on a computer before. now i am in a university online doing software development. i am struggling pretty badly becuase i do not know how to develope my code for assignments given. my question is: is there a step by step tutorial that will teach me to tacle any programming assignment.
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Old 08-12-2009, 12:31 PM
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I am new to computer programming, i only knew how to check my email on a computer before. now i am in a university online doing software development. i am struggling pretty badly becuase i do not know how to develope my code for assignments given. my question is: is there a step by step tutorial that will teach me to tacle any programming assignment.
I am a little confused, this is a photography forum - not a programming one?... Good luck with that though!

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The difference between "regular" and fine art photography and how to create fine art images.
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How to Make the best out of dull/rainy days.
There are too many of those where i am and I find myself in the house, wishing for a sunny scene to shoot.
(Is there a tutorial on this already? I'm new so haven't seen all of them.. if yes, please let me know. thanks!)
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Old 08-23-2009, 05:12 PM
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I just bought myself a point and shoot camera
Its a canon , SD1200 to be precise...
I wanna do more than just point and shoot
Could u help me??? How to basics???
Or just send me a link??
Thanks
Send me your e-mail address, and I'll send you a copy of my "Mastering your compact digital camera" guide.Free. Regards, Ken
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I'd really love to find some info about successfully photographing a full moon. It would be great to cut my "settings guessing" time down.

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Full moon shutterspeed 1/ISO @ F11
1/2 moon " 1/ISO @ F 8
quarter/crescent moon 1/ISO @ F 5.6

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