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Its a Nikon Coolpix P50 (8.1 megapixel) This my 1980 stock L-48 after removing and cleaning. Oh yell, I had to remove the motor to replace both of the long shafts.
Last edited by 1980 blue L48; Jul 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM.
nice pictures, nice and sharp. I do notice a slight yellowish tint to your 3 photos so i presume that a flash was not used.Do you like the nikon?.
I am thinking of getting a digital, but there are so many to choose from !!!
nice pictures, nice and sharp. I do notice a slight yellowish tint to your 3 photos so i presume that a flash was not used.Do you like the nikon?.
I am thinking of getting a digital, but there are so many to choose from !!!
if you want a DSLR
I would highly recomend the Nikon D-80
It's about the highest entry level DSLR
(im in to photography)
I was saving up money for a new D300 but i spent that money on my C3
If your not using flash and want the correct color balance in these photos you must set the white balance to florescent( I can see the reflection of lights in your fender). The auto white balance does not work well on most cameras in low light situations.
Yeah......... the pics are sharp but their is no color to them. Check your settings and try three more pics that means you get to post more pics ........... and EVERYONE likes pics
I am glad to hear from anyone who knows Photography. I am VERY green. I have had this camera for a week or so. My old HP took a dump.
I have alot to learn.
The Vacume line is for the trans converter Lock-up.
From: You Can't Buy Cool, No Friggin' Way - Mississauga Ontario
Originally Posted by 1980 blue L48
I am glad to hear from anyone who knows Photography. I am VERY green. I have had this camera for a week or so. My old HP took a dump.
I have alot to learn.
The Vacume line is for the trans converter Lock-up.
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