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13th September 2007
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NZ
Some pics from my NZ trip... Was using a regular digi cam though. Comments please...
The road ahead...  Road marker  Refections of Mount Cook  Mount Cook from lookout point  Freedom...  Last edited by clickyclicky; 13th September 2007 at 12:59 PM. |
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14th September 2007
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Re: NZ
Nice weather!
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14th September 2007
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Re: NZ
i like #3.
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14th September 2007
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Re: NZ
Picture #1, interesting shot, reminded me of driving on very very rough country road during hoilday.
Last edited by SilverPine; 14th September 2007 at 11:43 PM. |
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15th September 2007
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Re: NZ
yap, i like #3 too...
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15th September 2007
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Re: NZ
oh... was sitting right in the middle of the highway to take this. Amazing how quiet the roads there can be!
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15th September 2007
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Re: NZ
Another pic that I like.
By the lake  Question from a newbie's point of view... just wondering if it's possible to take very good pics with a regular point and shoot digicam(3-5MP) as compared to the more pro ones? |
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15th September 2007
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Re: NZ
ease of composition may be affected by handling, which depends on familiarity of user with equipment, and the design of the equipment itself. of cos, composition and subject are largely decided by non-equipment factors. image quality does suffer at normal viewing size, esp those below 6MP. |
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