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My Digicam Settings

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connie

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I'm using a Canon PowerShot A400 and these are my settings for indoor photography:

Exposure: +1/3
White Balance: Fluorescent H
ISO speed: 200
Effect*: Vivid
Compression: Fine
Light Metering: Evaluative Metering
Flash: none
Mode: Macro

Samples:

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b195/tylercam/IMG_0515.jpg
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b195/tylercam/IMG_0546.jpg
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b195/tylercam/IMG_0536.jpg


*Make sure that you hold the camera very still while photographing. Several shots back to back is recommended to make sure you get the best photograph.

(Message edited by smellyocheese on October 09, 2005)
 
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