Recent content by TheWolf

Thanks everyone :)

Hey guys, When I playback pictures, the white bits of my photo are flashing 'black' every second. So lets say I have a picture that is half black and half white, the white bit would be flashing into black intermittently...anyone know why?

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Woah so from what I read, under a cloudy sky, as you said what I see isn't really what I see, but is a result of auto-white balance correction. Very weird!!

What do you mean by 'rapid correction of the image to return it to a daylight setting'? I understand most of what you say, in explaining why what you see isn't what you see from the camera. Thank you :)

Shame you bought this a little late. The Canon cashback offer just ended - would have given up something like 50 quid back. But yes good price!

Congrats!

Thanks a lot wookie. Also I have been wondering why people use remotes for tripods? Are they scared that touching the shoot buttom will cause the camera to shake? =)

White. I was photographing room, and under normal lighting, everything seems sort of creamy yellow and sepia. I don't get that with flash. But if I don't use flash, i can only decrease shutter speed to let me in more light right? Or I could increase ISO...is that right?

Just a question about flash and aperture. Lets say I shoot the same photo - one with a small aperture F3 and one with a higher one F20. Now because F20 is so high, i probably need flash, but it looks horrible with flash. Is the only way to decrease the shutter speed?

How do you put a white frame (without photoshop) on the photo to and put your name on the bottom right? Some of you guys have done it ^^

Ah you are right. I forgot that focal length affects the aperture :) Cheers

Ahh probably. It's AF-S Nikor 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6GII ED lens. How do you read this? :s

Hello everyone, I suddenly feel guilty invading the forum with questions. Therefore, the point of this thread is that beginners can ask questions here - so when someone knowledgabe is feeling charitable, they can pop in and donate a few bits of knowledge at their own time. Ok I will start...

Thanks everyone, especially dakid's very informative post! One last thing. I am not sure if you can see, but the bottom of the 'winter warm up' card, it is out of focus. I was wondering why that could be, considering that it is at the same distance from the camera as the top of the card! :)