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Archive for May, 2006

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Question: Lenses and flashes best for shows?

I’ve just been asked to start taking pictures at shows. I have a Canon Rebel xs with the standard lens, macro lenses, and a wide angle lens. If I don’t use flash, it’s blurry and when I use flash, they look washed out. What are the best lenses and/or flashes to use in lighting at shows? and what settings are best?

Answer: Overall, I think the first thing you want to learn about is exposure. Once you get those concepts, selecting the right lens as well as the right settings is a lot easier. This is the short version!

Exposure is based on your ISO setting, the shutter speed and the aperture (F stop).

ISO on a digital camera is the sensor’s sensitivity to light. A low ISO number needs more light to make an exposure than a high ISO number. The trade off is that high ISO usually introduces digital noice. An ISO like 100 is great for sunny days, An ISO light 400 better for action for photography or low light. Many camera experience noise starting at around ISO 800 and even more at 1600.

Aperture (F stop) is the size of the hole in the lens that allows light through. In a low light situation, you want the biggest hole you can get (this is dependent on the lens you use). Small F stop numbers actually mean large holes. F1.8 is a large aperture – lets a lot of light in and is very useful when the light is low.

When you set your Shutter Speed, you are determine how long the shutter is open, and consequently how much light passes through to the sensor. A slow shutter speed, like 1/30 of a second, means a lot of light passes through. A fast shutter, like 1/500, means a very little passes through.

So in a dark environment, bump your ISO to 400. Use the biggest aperture you can. Many people buy the Canon 50mm F1.8 lens (under $100) just to use in low light situations. If you use aperture priority (Av on your camera), the camera will select an appropriate shutter speed. If it is still too slow, like 1/30 a second or slower – you’re forced to bump up your ISO even though you will see a degradation in the picture quality.

If you want a flash for your XS, try the Canon 430 EX.

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Question: How do you reset an Xbox game controller?

I recently bought a joystick for the Xbox brand own game (kind of like this: http://www.hais-cn.com/manage/product_images/2007529143919.gif) I accidentally pressed da macro or a turbo button once (during halo1), it does not respond for a while, then I tap the buttons (a light shone in the center of the ocntroller), then he started to work again, but every time I press one, he must stop and then jump. and when I press the right trigger da he did some random sequence, in which he takes 3 shots, changing weapons, reloading …. It Keeps doing that and I'm coming !!!!! Annoyed plz help me:::: If possible, I do as to reset the controller so it does not programmed macro …..

Answer: Take the battery. If this does not call Microsoft.

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Question: What does LP stand for on Telescope Eyepieces?

I’m searching through my briefcase of my Meade Super Plossl eyepieces. I have 6 eyepieces. All of them are Super Plossl’s. I have a 40mm, 32mm, 26mm, 20mm, 15mm, 9.7mm, and a 6.7mm.

Now on the 26mm, it says and I quote “Meade Super Plossl 26mm LP Multi-Coated.

Now, my question is for the LP, for all of the other eyepieces, they don’t say LP. What does LP stand for?

Answer: LP stands for Locking Plate, your model has this special feature compare to the regular telescope. Hope this would help…

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Question: Ideas for my team tomorrow?

I want to look nice for school, because we are back from vacation so I have some new clothes tomorrow they want to take. jeans: skinny super skinny black gray blue cover: V-neck sweater with black stripes top of peasants of various designs colere loose turquoise and black turtleneck with the bottom that attaches to the waist loose blue and white swirly designs with the bottom that sticks to shoes belts: Gray light floors open fingers Native American stories black blue brown converse converse to a combination of what you think would be nice and to suggest what type of shelter and jewelry and hair would be better to go with him. I will give best answer! thanks <3:)

Answer: Super Slim Black Jeans with Native American stories (I know that we are talking about because I have them too, lol). simple lace cami under the striped V-neck sweater with this one in "hthr coal: Hair http://www.aeropostale.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3755821&cid=1006394 however, will not affect lol. Light makeup, as it is for school?

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