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Our days on end rainy weather sure cuts down on getting out with a camera...

Discussion in 'Nature' started by roundball, Sep 13, 2014.

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  1. roundball

    roundball TalkEmount Hall of Famer Subscribing Member

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    Stepped out between showers to try a handheld test shot in dark, low light conditions.
    ( My recent Canon FDn 24-35/3.5-L...on an NEX-7, Manual Mode, Cloudy WB, Center Metering, ISO400, 1/200, F3.5 )
    Seemed to do pretty well given the conditions and no tripod

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  2. davect01

    davect01 Super Moderator Subscribing Member

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    Dave
    There is something to be said for waterproof cameras.

    My uncle who is an avid DSLR owner recently took a cruise which included some snorkeling. He decided to forgo hauling his DSLR around and bought a fully waterproof point and shoot.
     
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  3. roundball

    roundball TalkEmount Hall of Famer Subscribing Member

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    Yeah, but I'm not waterproof, LOL
     
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  4. dragion

    dragion TalkEmount Top Veteran

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    But you are "water resistant" ;)
     
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  5. davect01

    davect01 Super Moderator Subscribing Member

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    But you will float if you are a witch:biggrin:
     
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  6. dragion

    dragion TalkEmount Top Veteran

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    I think it's more "melt" as in The Wizard of Oz
     
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  7. chrid

    chrid Super Noob

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    Lions and Tigers and Bears oh my ;D
     
    chrid, Sep 16, 2014
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