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Alicia Kornick · 01-30-2005, 06:14 PM

Hi Mary,

Thanks for the link, no, I haven't gone there yet. I haven't tried to take pics yet without the flash. I am not having a problem with blurriness but I will try to take some without the flash and see what happens. I don't have a photo shoot for a couple of months (thank goodness).

For what I paid for this camera it should be able to whistle "Dixie" and I'm sure it can, just have to learn all of it's capabilities. When I download the pics they are coming out way too dark, look ok on the LCD screen on the camera though. I then have to lighten them up in photoshop. Guess it is something to do with the white balance.

I have an old Minolta SLR with a portrait lens that takes incredible portrait shots and a Canon Rebel point and shoot. The digital, once I get the hang of it will be a time saver. No need to run back and forth to the processor.
Alicia

01-30-2005, 06:14 PM	#45
Alicia Kornick Juried Member Joined: May 2002 Location: Hammond, LA Posts: 265	Hi Mary, Thanks for the link, no, I haven't gone there yet. I haven't tried to take pics yet without the flash. I am not having a problem with blurriness but I will try to take some without the flash and see what happens. I don't have a photo shoot for a couple of months (thank goodness). For what I paid for this camera it should be able to whistle "Dixie" and I'm sure it can, just have to learn all of it's capabilities. When I download the pics they are coming out way too dark, look ok on the LCD screen on the camera though. I then have to lighten them up in photoshop. Guess it is something to do with the white balance. I have an old Minolta SLR with a portrait lens that takes incredible portrait shots and a Canon Rebel point and shoot. The digital, once I get the hang of it will be a time saver. No need to run back and forth to the processor. Alicia __________________ Alicia Kornick [email protected]