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Started by Dr.Evil, February 27, 2007, 06:28:36 PM

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Dr.Evil

#15
I send you the converted pic's by mistake and when i tyred to send just one untouched picture it was giving bother, i think it's the size and format.
I converted one from TIF (uncompressed) to JPEG (compressed) and it seems to have sent OK

I have the camera set to.

ISO sensitivity   My setting (125)
[ O ] photometry   My setting (multi)
WB white balance   My setting (light bulb)
+- flash   My setting (0)
auto bracketing   My setting (off)
$ sharpness   My setting (soft)
external flash   My setting (off)

File size/quality set to 2400 high which is the max.

EDIT:
It got returned as well.  :icon_scratch:

I have put it on photobucket and here is the link as it a massive picture.
The only thing done to it is converting it from TIF (uncompressed) to JPEG (compressed) so i could host it on photobucket.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/WRISTACTION/Example/DSCF0001a.jpg?t=1172711640

When sorting out a picture to post, i only auto contrast, auto colour then crop the picture's i post.
Click here to see more of my painted stuff.
http://www.cheddarmongers.org/prod/pic/wristaction


gi6ers

#16
can you change exposure or aperture? the only things 'wrong' are the lighting - a lighter background will reflect back onto the mini and the depth of field but that's a tough one to fix if your camera is complex (I haven't really got this sorted yet either). Colours are good too, are you using GIMP yet, you'll find that altering colour balance becomes a lot easier?

Not too sure what Photometry is? Might be the auto focus settings, I have mine set to take the closest object or centre of the frame depeding on the subject. It also gives an indication of where it's focusing before I take the shot...