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Posted by Ron on January 6, 2008, 12:30 pm
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>>>>>> Here's our meager display.
>>>>>> Next year we'll blow it out.
>>>>>> http://www.linsenbach.com/xmas/1.jpg
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>>>>>> http://www.linsenbach.com/xmas/2.jpg
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>>>>>> http://www.linsenbach.com/xmas/3.jpg
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>>>>>> http://www.linsenbach.com/xmas/4.jpg
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>>>>> Nice pics. OK, how do you take the pics of the lights at
>>>>> night...? What f-stop, film speed, etc.?
>>>>
>>>> ???
>>>> Point and shoot.
>>>> Its a FujiPix digicam, nothin fancy.
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>>> I have to get a decent digital camera, one of these days. I'm still
>>> using film. Dunno why but I do like film.
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>> Just keep in mind, in film Fuji was more blue/green, kodak, more
>> red/brown, etc, the same is kinda for digital, I see quite a
>> difference between my Fuji,Canon and Konica dig cams. My Canon is
>> better in low light and indoors while my Konica excells in
>> outdoor....
>>
>> The pics I posted of my house were by the Canon, the Konica didn't
>> seem to have a fast enough 'shutter speed' as every pic was blurry...
>>
>> See what others pics look like in family and friends then choose make
>> accordingly...
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> Are you talking about the color difference in *printed* pictures, Ron?
> If so, thats interesting.
> I've never printed out a pic from my camera except occaisionally on
> regular printer paper, in which I never really cared about the quality
> and quite frankly on that medium it wouldn't have mattered anyway.
> Is the color variation you mentioned easily discernable to the average
> person?
I meant printed pics from film cameras , sorry trying to be less wordy
to save typing. Our family always found the depending on the brand of
film, you got discernable difference in colouration, and if you took
them to be developed by someone who's equipment was set for the other
brand then things only got worse ! once in a while hideous colouring...
Now adays I don't see a difference in print paper, maybe in printers a
bit, but also the software makes a difference too, too many variables
other than when viewing digital pics on the screen. I do see a
difference between my cameras when viewing on same monitor.
Ron
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