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Gary Stephenson 27-Jan-2009 19:55
Nothing special, really. Just basic technique. Get as close as you can to your subject, keep the ISO as low as possible, use care to avoid slight blur from camera shake. Adjust contrast & color in post processing if necessary. Look for opportunities in good/moderate lighting, not too bright, not too dark.
Guest 26-Jan-2009 07:45
I just bought an SX10 and have been looking for sample photos that show the camera's potential. This is the first set I've seen that does that, and makes me glad for my purchase. Would like to know your techniques. Great photos.
ajuett 07-Nov-2008 05:15
Your shots are the best I've seen from the SX10. Thanks for sharing and helping me move into this camera class. I have a dSLR but, I stepped in to quick only to find the lenses I need are way to much money for my casual, personal usage.
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