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Jul 30, 2006 23:42 |  #31

Any hacks for 350D?


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Jul 31, 2006 11:37 as a reply to  @ stjhie's post |  #32

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Any hacks for 350D?

Nope.


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Aug 01, 2006 06:34 |  #33

How bout setting up to iso 3200?


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Aug 01, 2006 08:48 |  #34

Sure, it's called "buy a 20D or 30D". No fix for ISO 3200 on the 350D. If you really need that, you can always shoot RAW, underexpose by a stop, and correct it in post-processing.


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Aug 01, 2006 11:02 as a reply to  @ post 1779330 |  #35

keithvr wrote:
Shooting with the lens cap on causes severe underexposure, and plays havoc with your shutter speed. :D :D :D

It has its pluses though. You get very consistent photos and, best of all, you really don't have to worry about composition.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: OTOH, pp gets quite boring.


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Aug 02, 2006 08:34 |  #36

as pfogle said. aiming the camera ready to take a photo and realising that the lens cap is still on can be the most embarrasing thing. haha


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