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• Nov 20, 2005

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Hi. This is my first posting since only having owned my 350D for a couple of weeks. Have been on holiday and would appreciate any feedback on just four of my photos. Please find on

hhtp: demonmedia.net-php?album2

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• Nov 20, 2005

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Hi Bazzaman, I'd love to, but the link isn't working...
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Sorry try

http://demonmedia.net.php?album2

 

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Still isn't working.

 

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Still didn't work. Perhaps this should be the link:
http://www.demonmedia.net/thumbnails.php?album=2

The shots are very good Barry. I liked number 1 and number 4 most. Number 2 reminded me of Greece, where the fishes have the colour of sand, so nearly not visible. )

Keep shooting!

Is there exif info to be found somewhere on that page?
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• Nov 20, 2005

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Changed link. This should work

http://demonmedia.net/thumbnails.php?album=2

 

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• Nov 20, 2005

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Thanks for your comments but I am that much of a newbie I do not understand what exif info means. Can you explain please.

 

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Exif is the information that the camera writes with a picture. It is often if not always your ISO setting, your Focal Length, your f/stop(aperture), and your shutter speed. Check out most pbase galleries, and smugmug galleries and you will see this Exif information with every picture. Hope this helps!
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In other words its how you took the picture! Keep shooting!
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It helps but I do not have this info anymore as loaded straight from my pc and perhaps I should have loaded from camera.
What do you reccomend as an easy site for me to use to crate my own gallery on?
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Smugmug is more expensive than most but i find its easier to use, i.e. customizing etc.. Pbase is also another popular one and like 30 bucks cheaper. I fould pbase hard to work with. There are tons of free galleries online as well.
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Thanks for that. I've just found a freebie site here in uk and am going to take a look.
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• Nov 20, 2005

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Hi Barry I'm in the UK do you have a link to the freebie site please

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• Nov 21, 2005

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http://www.snapfish.co.uk .

You have to invite people to view your album but the prints are cheap at 8p each for 6 x 4.
Hope this is useful.

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• Nov 21, 2005

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I've found the info for pics 1 & 4.
No 1
Tv 1/320
AV F14
ISO 400
Focal Length 31.0

No 4
Tv 1/500
Av F4.5
ISO 160
Focal Length 35

Hope this is useful