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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by TBat55 Fundy, Great list! You didn't miss anything. I never thought about using the shutter timer to avoid movement. Here's an inexpensive tripod (posed on a mouse pad) [img]http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5dc33b3127cce9067bbf632fc00000016108BatXDZq5bo[/img] [img]http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5dc33b3127cce9067bb0c320600000016108BatXDZq5bo[/img] www.allelectronics.com TPM-1 MINI-TRIPOD $ 5.50 Also I found that a scrap piece of pegboard in front of a light diffuses it very well (avoids "spotlight glare"). [/quote] Great tutorial, I just got a new digital camera from Best Buy, a Canon PowerShot A95, seems to have all the features you guys are discussing, I can set the apeture, but only up to F8.0, exposure setting, etc. Now to get it steady for close ups, I just ordered the mini-tripod, what a cool idea, I hope it works [;)] thanks for the tip and link. Hope to be posting some cool picks soon, of my world and the real one...
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