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				Had to try my new camera ...
			 
 I think I mentioned my wife and I each got a new Kodak EasyShare P850 camera (5 megapixel) for our meeting anniversary.  Well, had to try it out and so I took a few pictures just in our yard.  Flowers mainly although there's one of two of our cars.   
In any case, now I'm glad I did.  I came in and within half an hour we got real deluge of rain and some strong winds and some of the flowers lost their petals.     
Oh well, I'll share a couple pictures.  I reduced them down to 640X480 although the originals are about 4 times that size 2900 X something.  Whew!  Huge.
 
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	| excellent pics DB. 
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	| love the happy little yellow flower pic |  
		
			
	
		
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	| there is something about the yellow flower pic that looks like a painting to me... 
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	| Yeah, I love those yellow flowers too! |  
		
			
	
		
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	| we call them johnny jump ups...like tiny baby pansies |  
		
			
	
		
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	| Gorgeous!  You should come to CA and take pics of all the lovely exotic flowers in our yard.  No, I didn't plant them...but they are cool. 
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 Your camera should have a macro setting, denoted by a flower.
 
 If you select that setting, it will go to fixed focus. You move the camera closer and farther until the object is framed and in focus.
 
 You can take a full frame photo of a dime, properly lit.
 
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		| Originally Posted by Oldfart DB
 Your camera should have a macro setting, denoted by a flower.
 
 If you select that setting, it will go to fixed focus. You move the camera closer and farther until the object is framed and in focus.
 
 You can take a full frame photo of a dime, properly lit.
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I think you're right.  I saw something to that affect, just haven't tried it yet.  I'll have to play some more with that.  Thanks. |  
		
			
	
		
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	| It's marvellous for insect on flower pics etc. 
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	| I bet so.  I love some of those fantastic closeup pictures. |  
		
			
	
		
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		| Originally Posted by Oldfart DB
 Your camera should have a macro setting, denoted by a flower.
 
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Our digicam has that very setting & denotation.
 
I was looking at some pics the missus had taken of her whole flower garden in full bloom, & noticed they all seemed fuzzy & out of focus...turns out she had seen the flower symbol, & misinterpreted it as a special setting for all flower pics, regardless of distance...
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	“When all else fails, read the manual”Quote: 
	
		| Originally Posted by scotzoidman ....she had seen the flower symbol, & misinterpreted it as a special setting for all flower pics, regardless of distance... |    
LOL     That’s the way we all learn.
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I found a small, light, tripod VERY helpful with macro photography as depth of field becomes more critical.  Marco and micro are my favorite.  
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