I, too, appreciate all your effort, though as I pointed out
elsewhere, when the comparisons are a little off, and the pictures
aren't full size 5 megapixel shots, and the settings are slightly
different, well, these things limit the usefulness of the pictures.
Thanks.
I know and that's why I'm trying to get help getting it correct.
Hence, the open book policy and letting everybody in on what's
going on.
I believe that the current photos are all 5 MP. So wondering why
you brought it up.
Putting it on program mode will show what is best for the camera
according to Sony and Panasonic. I guess the settings will have to
be different by allowing this.
I'm keeping in mind that the average user will be using the P-mode
more than the other modes.
may I suggest simplifying the process, picking a half-dozen varied
subject and shooting them carerfully with preferred settings in the
cameras?
Sorry, but what do you mean by 'preferred' settings? I kinda asked
myself that before I started this and decided again on the each
camera's program mode - the primary concern it to make sure that
other users will be able to repeat the settings at any given time,
hence using the preset factory Program Mode is the best way of
ensuring this.
If my concept is wrong, could you please explain a little more of
what you have in mind, thanks.
I guess that would be one wide shot, and one full tele (no digital
tele) of the same subject.
Didn't I do this already in all three different scenes ie Pool
shots, Day shots, & Night shots.
Then a street scene, stuff withing 50
OK I'll try to include a street scene for you.
feet or so, again a wide shot and a tele close up of some detail in
the scene.
Hmmm... this one is going to be tough. Maybe this won't happen. No
one I know wants their photo online to be scrutinised lol!
And a portrait, too, a least a snapshot of head and
shoulders, or headshot of some person. it's just a suggestion,
maybe not a great one at that.
Anyway, keep up the good work--
Thanks. I'll try ....
Cheers!
