Fat 47#

[Colbyt]

Beginner. When you gonna catch a real fish.

I got you a little more detail but working with a compressed image is hard. If you want to send me the raw file or original jpg file I will see what I can do. PM me for email address.

[riverrat12]

Beginner. When you gonna catch a real fish.

I got you a little more detail but working with a compressed image is hard. If you want to send me the raw file or original jpg file I will see what I can do. PM me for email address.

Thank you sir, I just figured out how to get the date right on the dang thang. Now I need to figure out how to take a picture LOL. I'm still workin on catchin bigger fish,one thing for sure is I'll catch a bigger fish before I figure out that camera hehe. Chuck

[Colbyt]

LOL. For most of them full auto program mode will allow you to get a decent snapshot without thinking about it. You won't always get a shot with creative intent but you will get and image you see and print.

If you care to share, what camera did you buy?

[riverrat12]

LOL. For most of them full auto program mode will allow you to get a decent snapshot without thinking about it. You won't always get a shot with creative intent but you will get and image you see and print.

If you care to share, what camera did you buy?

It's a Kodak easyshare z760...I didn't buy it my wife upgraded and I get the old ones lol.I miss my polaroid

[Colbyt]

It's a Kodak easyshare z760...I didn't buy it my wife upgraded and I get the old ones lol.I miss my polaroid

A Kodak was my first digital. It had an exposure compensation button on the top that made it real easy to make a picture look like the one you took; an accidental jostle and that is what you got. I set it to neutral and removed the little lever. Took great pics every time from then on. It has 0 and + and - numbers. Make sure it is on 0.

[riverrat12]

A Kodak was my first digital. It had an exposure compensation button on the top that made it real easy to make a picture look like the one you took; an accidental jostle and that is what you got. I set it to neutral and removed the little lever. Took great pics every time from then on. It has 0 and + and - numbers. Make sure it is on 0.

Can't find any #'s on it but does have 3 little buttons with different things beside them????see how much I no about a camera LOL. On the back there is a wheel like thing that has letters on them and I turn it to P I guess means picture.In the middle of the wheel is a shifter that moves it from pic to pic....Seems like anymore if I need something done I ask my kids..Did I mention how much I liked my polaroid Thank you for the help.Guess I need to spent some time and learn how these things work.Chuck