In the meantime, he lent me his camera to try out, to get an idea of what features I might want. Here are some of the photos I took on a walk around the estuary, on a beautiful sunny winter's day. Some of the birds were obliging enough to pose for me within range of the 10 times zoom. This camera is 8 Megapixels. (Mine is about 3). Set on high resolution the file size turned out to be a bit large for Photoshop's "save for web" feature so I had to do some fiddling - that's why they are not all the same size. I'll figure out the best settings eventually. After my estuary walk, I went into town and took more photos. I'll post some of those later.
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outstanding photos
two birds
mirro each other -
silhouette
Very nice photos!
Have fun picking out your new camera.
I love these pictures. Just lovely.
New cameras are great! My dad bought me a Canon Digital Rebel and I love it. It doesn't have the same zoom that my old one did, but the picture quality is a hundred times better.
Michele sent me.
Great shots, I need a new camera as well. As it is I'm typically borrowing the one I bought for my son. Michele says hi Catherine!
wonderful pictures! my mom recently bought the conon d20. fancy schmancy and i dont know how to use any of the buttons on it, but bou she takes some great photos with it... im notusually a weird blog commentor about oh go see this site or that, but for some samples of what that camera can do you should go check out my moms blog... http://daffodilsanddragons.blogspot.com
i heartily recommend a camera like hers!
These photos are terrific! Cameras are becoming like computers - as soon as you learn all the tricks of one, something more intriguing comes along to catch your fancy. :)
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