Quote (chantal7 @ Tue, May 5 2009, 01:12pm)
It does take a little getting used to... what top change if you change F number, or ISO, but after you get it, it's really simple and it comes naturally... you don't even have to think about it much anymore.
Peanuts still in their shells work the best, for those little squirrels (dont feed them salted peanuts, apparently the salt is not good for em); good luck!
Yeah, I guess you are right. I have noticed that sometimes when I wanted to have the flexibility to change all the settings but got frustrated over that I didn't know how to change aperture in the manual mode. Now thanks to you guys I actually started to use the full manual mode earlier and took some macro shots and it was sooo much more flexible and easier ^^
Oh! I didn't know those lil dudes can't eat salted peanuts. Well I am glad that you told me course I would probably never forgive myself if I accidentally poison those guys
lol
Another problem is that they usually run around in backyards or in front of people's houses and I don't want to get into trouble tress passing private properties :S but oh well.
Thanks for the advice!
Quote (doyleo @ Tue, May 5 2009, 01:21pm)
Futurama your camera has C1 C2 and C3 on the top. You can pre-set something sensible into them for taking action, for example C1 could have 1/640 and an appropriate aperture. Then when ya see a squirrel - bam you quickly switch to C1 and you have him!
Yeah I have heard of those programmable modes but I have just been too lazy to check them out lol. I will do that later though
and thanks again for all those advice and info, you guys are the greatest
Quote (elfilien @ Tue, May 5 2009, 03:21pm)
:o wow, I love the first one, this looks like a pic from a magazin, very professional!!
Hey! You are back again! lol
I am glad you like it and thanks for the kind comment
This post was edited by Futurama on May 5 2009 04:06pm