Re: Digital camera-half press

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http://shyrellmelara.tripod.com/id15.html

Note the young boy in the red shorts. Half press. Got this after several 
failed shots of his brother jumping off the other side of the deck. Only 
got water splash. 

I know these pictures may not be anything special, but I would like some helpful suggestions, all sorts. I'm having a gallery showing next month and am putting together a series of floral shots. I have re-sized the pictures on this page so they will come in faster. Sorry for any inconvenience the first time around.

Thanks!

Shyrell Melara
Melara Family Photography
Preserving Precious Memories...
http://shyrellmelara.tripod.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "R V" <muunstruk@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> From:Less Cursing, Better Pictures: 10 Suggestions
> By DAVID POGUE in the NY Times
> >> RECENTLY, I was lying next to a hotel pool, keeping an eye on the
> children, when the guy on the next chaise swore like a sailor.
>
> He was peering at his little digital camera, looking furious. I couldn't
> help myself. "Do you need help with that?" I asked.
>
> "This is the stupidest camera," he said. "I've tried three times to take a
> picture of my son going off the diving board, but the delay is so bad, I
> miss it every time."
>
> I knew he was talking about shutter lag, the maddening time it takes for
> most digital cameras to focus and calculate the exposure after you have
> squeezed the shutter button but before the shot is captured.
>
> I nodded sympathetically. "And even the half-pressing trick doesn't work,
> eh?"
>
> Renate
>


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