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| | | Re: How do I get sharp photos? Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby D A very interesting thread with sound advice , but I wonder how many of you are on occasions like me and although having sound knowledge still go out and in the excitement or having only one opportunity for an action shot, forget ones knowledge and make the same silly mistakes as someone just starting out. | Without a doubt. I do all sorts of daft things, from going out without a memory card, to forgetting batteries..that's just for starters. Add in the number of times I don't check what position the dial is at, to forgetting to reset the compensation, you name it I do it. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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