Steve's Digicams POTD

[Eli]

Taken during a recent trip to Belize. Only 4 dives but alot of great photo ops.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/daily_dpotd.html

A larger version of the same photo at my website. Pages 5-7 are Belize photos.
http://www.pbase.com/elif/image/43627026/original

 

[alcina]

Nice photo! Congratulations!!

 

[SDNetGeek]

Taken during a recent trip to Belize. Only 4 dives but alot of great photo ops.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/daily_dpotd.html

A larger version of the same photo at my website. Pages 5-7 are Belize photos.
http://www.pbase.com/elif/image/43627026/original

Thanx, I think you just cost me a lot of money, I might need to buy a digital. Those are nice images. I know nothing of digital, teach me my first factoid: does the camera record your exposure info automatically?

Nice work, thanx!

 

[alcina]

Yes, the data is called EXIF and is stored in the image. You can view it in Windows, for example, by right clicking, selecting properties, going to Advanced and settings. Your photo software may also show it as in PhotoShop CS Browser.

There is a ton of information on getting started around this board. Have a read through the various subforums here and ask away!

 

[HB Diver]

Great photos!

 

[Eli]

Thanx, I think you just cost me a lot of money, I might need to buy a digital. Those are nice images. I know nothing of digital, teach me my first factoid: does the camera record your exposure info automatically?

Nice work, thanx!

There has been alot of info posted on digital versus film. The great advantage of digital is being able to see what you just took a picture of on the LCD screen. So if you missed a shot you can try and retake it. This is especially usefull in underwater photography.