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In reply to Post #22
Right, have just managed to find out how to adjust the iso,its set at 400 in the manual mode.but on the lcd screen it says 30" in the left top corner, also awb (auto whit balance i believe,in the middle top it says 5.6??? and middle there 2...1...... .......1......:2.... now this last one i see in the eyepeice display and its arrow pointing on +2 to the right hand side. also has the number 4 beside the green "shot ready" dot.
Make sense????
edit, i just took a pic of the dog to test, and the cam clicked as it took shot, then went dark and i couldnt see thru the eyepeice for about 20seconds until it clicked again....now im gettin scared 
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In reply to Post #21
Thanx jon, i do have the manual but find it tough following the meanings exactly, i have already got the files set to large, so thats a start i guess.  
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In reply to Post #20
Gazzer, you need this link if you don't have a manual for your camera: 300d Manual Link, it can be a bit slow so stick with it. 
Settings for shooting start at page 47.
It is essential that your camera is configured to use all it's potential. Section 1 on page 48 explains how to reconfigure the cameras settings. Set it to Large, 6.3mpix.
Sorry to keep banging on about this but it is vital you do this otherwise, with all the help and tinkering around in the world, your camera will only be looking at life through partly closed eyes.
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In reply to Post #12
Right ,thanks lads,looks like this thread is gonna be a winner
I have just looked at my camera and i think i used it in the basic setting on autofocus ,which i beleive sets the iso at 100.now i presume this was not adequate enough for the given light conditions which were poor, or quite dull.i have never used the creative modes yet so i guess this is where i reset the iso to the conditions on the day....i have these options
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or a-dep hope that helps a little more Nine
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for anyone that wants to see some really nice photography (imo) he have a look at my brothers flickr account, he has only been doing it a year or so but i think he is getting pretty good at it
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wwarby/
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In reply to Post #10
what a cracking photo. spot on bit of camera work there
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In reply to Post #10
what a cracking photo. spot on bit of camera work there
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In reply to Post #15
The stag was at Domaine de Boux, by the end of the week we were feeding him by hand, if you shook a box of cereal he would come charging up to the fence
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In reply to Post #10
nice shot neil.
did you have your ghillie suit on to get so close. lol.
chances like that dont come often.
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In reply to Post #13
Adding a bit more information would help to point out little changes that could have been made to improve the shot. No idea how to get the EXIF data on a Windows thing but if someone could pop it in the thread we could start getting the information with the pics.
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In reply to Post #12
Just a standard Fuji s9000 buddy
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If this is to be a critique thread it would really help if the photo was accompanied by a little more information. Camera, lens, ISO, aperture and shutter speed or full EXIF data if you can.
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In reply to Post #1000
thanks for the help, maybe I am not that dumb after all!!, both taken in France with a Fuji finepix s9000, only an amatuer playing around
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In reply to Post #9
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