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Harold F. Valderama |
I'm trying to figure out how to control my aperture How did you get all the info about the specs to the above pic?
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Judi Jones |
Dear Harold, Unfortunately, you can't control the aperture and shutter speed on this little Canon (or so I think). You can, however, find out the information in Canon's Zoombrowser by clicking on the image. Then go to the View menu and down to "show shooting information." In Adobe, go to the Window menu, then down to Properties. Click on Metadata and you will see all the information.
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Harold F. Valderama |
Judi J. Thanks for the info. I'm trying to do an aperture assignment and it's very frustrating to illustrate Basically, I'm doing things in macro mode and then By the way, I love your shots. Especially the boats in the fog. You've got great composition and mastery in your camera modes. I'm inspired to do the same Harold
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Judi Jones |
Dear Harold, Thank you so much for the compliments. Although the Canon Powershot is limited, I still love it. I can experiment and not worry about the cost of film. I can also put it in my pocket which for me is a real plus. As you are finding out, you can't control aperture or shutter speed. Maybe in a few years I'll move up to one with all the bells and whistles, but for now I am content. Good luck.
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