Pointe Orlando after Megacon. Of technical interest, this was shot at 1600 ISO equivalent.
Digital cameras have so many parameters you can twiddle with that after a year of having played with my current one, and after somewhere around 10,000 shots, I'm still not sure about how to balance the compression / ISO speed / sharpening / tone / contrast settings for best results in various situations. Still, I'm thinking buying the thing was the best big money I've ever spent. (Just thinking how much 10,000 frames of film would've cost me!)
And those interested in photography can do a google for Bokeh to find out what it means ;-) After all, this was meant as an educational / discussional post.
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Date: 2004-03-10 06:49 am (UTC)Digital cameras have so many parameters you can twiddle with that after a year of having played with my current one, and after somewhere around 10,000 shots, I'm still not sure about how to balance the compression / ISO speed / sharpening / tone / contrast settings for best results in various situations. Still, I'm thinking buying the thing was the best big money I've ever spent. (Just thinking how much 10,000 frames of film would've cost me!)
And those interested in photography can do a google for Bokeh to find out what it means ;-) After all, this was meant as an educational / discussional post.
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Date: 2004-03-11 08:09 am (UTC)