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Hi Andy
If you're using a digital camera thats got differant settings try experimenting. Ive found using a mini tripod and using the delayed shutter setting works in low light with out using the flash. Ive a samsung s830 compact and my wife has a canon digital slr that uses interchangable lenses. (Weve a wide angle which is grat for close ups and wide shots the standard 55mm lense, a telephoto which is great for distance weve also got a hood, and some filters but dont have any lamps) For the best results if you can take the model out side this really makes a differance, natural light and shadows add a real feeling of realism.
Regards
Steve

 

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QUOTE (Brian Considine @ 2 Feb 2009, 19:25) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Now if I'd known you were a camera expert I would have got you to show me how to use my digicam properly last time I saw you !

BTW - any good with a camcorder ?

Yes, Im ok with a camcorder too, Done some editing as well in me time, made a film about the RHDR but cant publish cos I nicked the soundtrack from various cds!
If it helps I can also put cine super 8 film and vhs on to dvd.
Steve

 

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Frame69
"Heres why I cant take it outside"
Hmm, I see your problem!
Steve
PS I use adobe photoshop 5 for resizing images, open the photo you want to resize, Using the image drop down list click image size. type in 700 on the pixles box, make sure the constrain proportions box is ticked then hit enter. If you want to save the original at this size just ctrl s to save or use the file drop down box and use save as.

 

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Hi Brian
Just replied to PM!
Steve