On Wednesday 15 November 2006 02:07, Timothy Miller wrote: > I'm in the process of uploading the first of three sets of photos of > OGD1. You'll find them here: > > http://www.traversaltech.com/ogd1_photos/set1/
Yay! The card looks great. From what you can see of it at least. > We had a friend of ours take them using his personal digital camera. > As a result, the lighting isn't ideal, and many of the photos are > blurry for lack of a tripod. However, a good number of them are very > nice. Hmm. Is there any way you can retake these with more light? If that camera is a digital compact camera like mine, with a small lens, then you need lots and lots of light to avoid either the shutter time becoming long (noisy or blurry photograph unless you have a tripod) or the aperture becoming large (blurry photograph due to small depth of field). Using a flash might work, but make sure you're not photographing the card head-on, such as in IMG_0931.JPG, to avoid the reflection of the flash. The easiest way to do it is probably to lay the card on a desk with a desk lamp right over it. Make sure the bulb is above and slightly in front of the card from the point of view of the camera, so that you're photographing components and not their shadows. Junk in the background can be edited out easily, but once it's blurry there's very little you can do about it. As it is, the only one I would even start to work with is IMG_0938.JPG, and you're not going to get much out of it. :-( Lourens
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