Playing with camera

[g-hog]

Well, I don't have any of those huge wall hangers in my back yard like lan-lord does, but have a ton of these. They were really moving this evening so grabbed my new camera and tried out the telephoto.


GHog

 

[Zeke]

Nice pic G.

What size setting do you use when taking pics to post....the smallest? Im new to the digi scene and dont have the smarts yet. I also noticed on the sunset pic I took that there are the pixel lines(?) that show up in the sky.....any way I can stop that?

 

[Lan-Lord]

I thought the lines on your sunset were telephone wires crossing the sky.. were there phone lines nearby?

 

[Lan-Lord]

G-Hog, nice capture on the squirrel. He really fills up the frame well. Plus you got some good background in the photo too.

 

[Zeke]

There are power lines that cross the pic but Im talking about the curved lines that are in the sky....looks like pixel lines....they have a rainbow arch to them. Or is it my monitor?

 

[g-hog]

Zeke, I use the default image size on the 750 for this pic, then use Photoshop to crop and resize the pic to fit jesses format here. I know someone resized your last pic for you. If you are new to this (I am to photography) I would suggest picking up a copy of Adobe Elements. Very nice program with a easier learning curve than photoshop.

Also I don't notice anything wrong with your sunset photo. Do you still see the lines since the image has been resized or just something that shows up at full size?

GHog

 

[wildebeast]

I never noticed any lines either---great picture of the squirrel. Very clear
Zeke...take the pictures in a high resolution with the camera then either crop out what you want or reduce the whole photo ...most photo programs will allow you to resize.

cliff