Arc4 + New Camera = Pictures
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Lux Luthor
Flashlight Enthusiast
Thanks for the pics, and glad to hear you're enjoying your Arc 4. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif
LEDagent
Flashlight Enthusiast
Very NICE macro shots! Welcome to CPF.
What kind of camera are you useing?
What kind of camera are you useing?
Believe it or not, I took these using a new Sony DSC T-1 (off-site review). Although many people, myself included, were skeptical of its quality since it is both a Sony (some digital imaging stigma there) and so tiny, I decided to make a leap of faith and pick one up. I have been very pleased with its quality and useability so far. However, the cost of memory (uses Sony's new Memory Stick Pro Duo - $$$) and lack of tripod mount are major drawbacks. Sony now offers a case for the camera with a tripod mount that I plan to purchase ASAP so I can get some decent night shots from this thing.
About macro photography - creative lighting, a steady hand, and good close-focus ability (which was one selling point of the T-1 for me) are the keey to good shots.
About macro photography - creative lighting, a steady hand, and good close-focus ability (which was one selling point of the T-1 for me) are the keey to good shots.
Bouncer212
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djabaley> what is the redeye factor wirth that camera?
trhanks,
ethan
trhanks,
ethan
Well, as with any camera where the flash is close to the lens, there are some problems with red-eye. The brightness of the flash can be adjusted downwards and it has a very good red-eye reduction mode (all of those only work if the user looks at the pre-flash light of course) that helps a fair amount. However, most of my low-light indoors pics do turn out to have red-eye. However, it's nothing that photoshop can't fix.
Nice camera, I thought very hard about getting one. It is very small!
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