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Our Moon under 600mm zoom.
© 2006 davidis

Test photo by Canon S3 IS.
Zoom x12 +x1.5 digital. Sharpness=+2
Contrast=+1 F8.0 Tv=0.8s. Point Metering mode.
Awesome but no a noise!! What the camera!!
Haifa 8.10.2006.

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Photo by: davidis
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Date: Sun Oct 8, 2006
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Camera: PowerShot S3 IS

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ISO: 80

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dana m.

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just beautiful David....I think that same moon was over my house yesterday

#1 Sun Oct 8, 2006 3:10pm

davidis

Senior member

May be, thougth we live so far.

A picture is worth a thousand words .....

Davidis
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#2 Sun Oct 8, 2006 3:13pm

davidis

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Updated Photo.
09.10.2006.

A picture is worth a thousand words .....

Davidis
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#3 Mon Oct 9, 2006 3:18pm

starriderrick

photo gallery Mod.

What a camera Nice image David.Razor sharp.

I think I sell my S1iS and get S3iS. :thumbsup:

#4 Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:15am

davidis

Senior member

Thanks Rick a lot. It is really camera that does all for me (Macro, super-macro, panoramic photo, video). It is very suitable in my traveling and walking, and it does not reqiured change the lens.

In many cases I have no time for it and can loss the image:mad2: . About for you , I think it may be as the second camera after your super Nikon D80. I have some secretes for adjusting the camera, and I can get it to you if need. With the wide and tele converter lens S3 IS will be my "super-Long and super-wide eye" in limit 16-960mm!!:thumbsup:

Best wishes.

A picture is worth a thousand words .....

Davidis
My another galleries are on:
http://www.photodom.com/photographer/Dstudio
http://light.lifeisphoto.ru/dstudio
http://photoliga.ru/

#5 Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:28am

klom

Member

Gorgeous color David! You and your camera make a great team.

karen

#6 Thu Oct 12, 2006 6:58am

starriderrick

photo gallery Mod.

Yes !
Share the secrets David....

D80 ready to be adjusted. all 75 different settings...aaargh

#7 Thu Oct 12, 2006 10:50pm

davidis

Senior member

Dear Rick,I already wrote about it in my first testing S3 photos and in my review in the site. I read about the adjusting in:

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...3-review.shtml

What is idea?

In default adjusting in-camera processor became high level of contrast,
saturation, sharpness and skin level.As a result, even on position =0 for these parameters we will have higher level of them, I saw the graphics on one of the russian site. These defaults increases noise, but higher contrast can loss semi-tones in shadow, give red color on the face. And else important thing is Metering. The default is "Evaluetive", but the test recommends to do "Center-weighted Average" (the second option in metering skale), and will not overexposure in highlight parts of picture (or it is minimized:thumbsup: .). So do following:
Contrast =-2
Sharp=-1
Saturation=-1
Skin tone=-1
Metering= Center-weighted Average.
On a day light use Exp.corr=-1/3 or -2/3 and check it on the histogram before shooting (remember you can not to do it on a SLR!!). It is very useful possibility.:thumbsup:
Remember you that this adjusting does not work in AUTO!!!:mad2:
What will be the payment from?
It could reqiure small corrections of the picture on computer like one does it with RAW file.
There are some secrets else but ... you must know your camera inside better, and success will come in!

A picture is worth a thousand words .....

Davidis
My another galleries are on:
http://www.photodom.com/photographer/Dstudio
http://light.lifeisphoto.ru/dstudio
http://photoliga.ru/

#8 Thu Oct 12, 2006 11:51pm

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