no Perram for sun and mon

i not a big fan of having a camp on sun. But im going no phones electronic devices are allowed. lol does this stop me NO!!! lol. what am i bringing 2 ipods 2 cameras, and something cool where u can charge ure iPod off aa batteries so i got a pack of 16 lol.
(next year i plan to bring my laptop)

i will not have the fun of reading ure comments till i get back

Till then go scar

i also got a sony Dscw190 for this occasion http://www.sony.com.au/product/dsc-w190
lol day before the camp still don’t k much about it, i'll read the book on the bus

what school has a camp on a sunday that most people day of sleeping in til 12

i wish had to get up at 8:00AM!!!
oh and immanuel college

lol before i go anyone got camera tips. lol my pics always look blurry and i have a 3200 iso and all this stuff that stops blur. What am i doing wrong some come out good most don’t this is a 12.1 MP cam and my 5 looks better atm

make sure ur focusing correctly and put all ur macros and stuff on

WOO perrams back very sleepy but

Set your ISO to 400 for normal stuff (daylight, not too much motion), 1200 for faster stuff. All depends on how good your lens is....I have a professional Canon EOS1D - mega large pro body and 4 lenses. Still doesnt guarrantee a good pic though.

Using a small camera is like using a pistol (prob not many here used the latter) - steady aim, two hands, breath out, hold take pic. Stick your elbows into your sides, not just freehand - too much movement = blurry pics.

Most photography is composition, and a bit of knowledge about how a pic is composed.

My wife and I have been into photography for many years.

mm cameras ah well i press the button and dont put my finger in the way and hope it turns out ok

rasta wrote:

Set your ISO to 400 for normal stuff (daylight, not too much motion), 1200 for faster stuff. All depends on how good your lens is....I have a professional Canon EOS1D - mega large pro body and 4 lenses. Still doesnt guarrantee a good pic though.

Using a small camera is like using a pistol (prob not many here used the latter) - steady aim, two hands, breath out, hold take pic. Stick your elbows into your sides, not just freehand - too much movement = blurry pics.

Most photography is composition, and a bit of knowledge about how a pic is composed.

My wife and I have been into photography for many years.

well now i got 500 pics in 2 days 3000x4000. Rasta one thing any tips on shooting in low light i sometimes get lines through the pics.