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Originally Posted by Comedie Perhaps you have the screen on the camera adjusted for higher brightness and contrast? I know I do that on mine so it it easier to see outdoors, |
Wow
I'll have to look in the book to see if my camera has that function , the default might be part of my problem.
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Originally Posted by rob762 When you take the pictures, try using a gray fabric background rather than white. The white fools your camera in to underexposing, causing things to look a bit dark. |
The fabric background I use is a dull yellow ( trying to deal with that sort of issue)...........borrow a bedsheet from the linen cupboard when the missus is not around..............if she catches me putting it on the lawn in indirect sunlight I am in serious trouble ............He He.