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>>37182 >I just said i was a noob, not that i was not good It's funny, 'cause you follow this up by explaining how you're not good...
>if you look at my thread about pics i took while mowing lawns you can look at the only setting that my current camera has and what it can do. Ladies and Gentlemen, the specs on the Casio EX-S2 as compared to the picture in 37123: 37123 is roughly 1MP. The EX-S2 can do 2MP. 37123 was taken at f/4. The EX-S2 can do f/3.2 37123 was taken in automatic exposure mode. The EX-S2 shoots primarily in automatic exposure mode. That's right--the EX-S2 could have taken picture 37123. It's totally within its capabilities.
>honestly if i'm so clueless that any one of you could tell me how to use that thing to take some acceptable quality photos i'd love to hear it. First off, R the proverbial FM. Page 37, for example, will explain to you how to set the flash for never-fire, always-fire, or automatic mode (as well as red-eye reduction mode).
Next, understand the limitations of your current camera. Yeah, it's gonna suck for low-light shots without flash. Most cameras do. The S3 IS will be a little bit better, but it's still gonna be blurry if you don't know what you're doing. Go read some remedial photography books or websites. /p/ is generally not the place for remedial photography help, especially if you're going to be a jackass about it.
And finally, the *key*, the *absolutely most important thing to remember* if you want to take good pictures with your camera? Point the camera at things that make good pictures, with appropriate lighting, and hit the button. It will make good pictures. Pointing an S3 IS, or even a 1DS Mk III at a lame scene, or a scene that's poorly lit, is still going to produce a crappy picture.
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