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Set the camera up ready to go and huff several times on the lenz

Never EVER blow on the lense.


You'll get mold and mildew growing inside the camera.

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Nice work Moley, Moley, Moley!

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Aww How cute

Looks like the cat is saying....Owww Owww, get off my tail you big lunk head.

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The dog killed the kitty cat...


Nice pictures there moley-o

AWW.. i have a chocolate lab... his name is... OOOH get this.. you'll never guess.....




HERSHEY!

here's an album with some random pics of me, my hubby, and my hershey dog.

http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?folder_id=1533939

*Chelle*
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I love the fishes cuz they're SOOO delicious...

such a insignificant amount of humidity over such a short period of time is not enough to even start up a colony of mold/mildew/fungus build up in a lens.

unless you live in a rather tropical part of the country, short periods of time will not harm the lenses.

continuous exposure to such elements will though.

Babelfish

That info is not new I have read it and it was passed on to me from a professional photrographer.

I have seen the fungus it is like a spiders web and the only place I have seen it is in far north tropical Aust.

I once had my lense covered by so much condensation (caused by air conditioning)I had to dry it with a hair dryer.

When I am in the tropics my camera bags always have plenty of those moisture removal packs.

Have a look in [link=My Profile]http://
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Keith

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here goes Took these 15mins ago..









And here's one i found kinda funny



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Passion Flower, apparently. and i stress, that they were ALL in my garden more (hopefully) coming today


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Last edited by Mole at 07-Jan-2006 15:45

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Woah.

"Here you go Babel "<--what kind of flower is captured in the photo following the quoted words? It's looks like something from a sci-fi movie.

damn great pictures and er...interesting username colors.

Last edited by Cup_of_Lifenoodles at 07-Jan-2006 15:38

*warning* not dial-up friendly

Ok. i'm sure a few of you know by now that i was getting/got a new CameraRecently. infact, it arrived today. here's a link to the site with pics and info about it

and here are some photos. i couldn't find the cats and the dogs wouldn't sit still, so i took photos of flowers

anywho, here goes.

Tree


Thistle Flower


Flower


Another Flower

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Last edited by Mole at 06-Jan-2006 23:04

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Thank you very much Mr 70's

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Those pics are tubular!

Solid. :88)

EDIT: Dy-no-mite Keith!

Last edited by Hoa dude_dude at 07-Jan-2006 02:02

Very good photos that camera certainly has an excellent Macro. Flowers can certainly be interesting especially if you can get extremly close.

A little tip when photographing fresh flowers do it early in the morning and give just a wisp of mist with a water mister the sun reflecting off the drops of water can be very interesting.

If you want that soft hazy look. Set the camera up ready to go and huff several times on the lenz this will then give you about 1-3 seconds to take the photos do as many as possible in a very short time it has amazing effects.

This is with a fewe drops of water on a beautifull French rose Delbard Chandon Rosier


Keith

keithgh attached this image:


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awww! cute kitties
lazy...but cute

love the flowers

Here you go Babel







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Not a bad starter cam .

decent macro focus, about 2 inches....and I like that optical zoom, if you can just turn off the digital.

Since it's got manual modes ( )) you'll be able to play around with that whenever you're bored or want a challange .

glad you got something you like lets see more pics

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Ever consider joining a photography club, ya got some nice shots there, deffinately contest winners at the club im a member of

Very nice Mole! Enjoy the new toy.

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