10,500 feet is way the heck up there!

Peter Duniho ) wrote:

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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One thing I've found makes a HUGE difference with digital photography is
to
NOT get the wing in the picture.

Actually, that's not a "digital photography" thing. There are a number of
digital cameras that won't have that problem, and a number of film cameras
that will. It all depends on how the autofocus works, and how you use the
camera.

My digital camera, an Olympus, has an infinity focus setting that overrides
the autofocus.

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Peter












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Olympus makes some nice cameras.
The new E-20 I think it is, is suppose to be super crisp. We payed $1800 for the E-10
and it does everything we need so we didn't upgrade to the E-20. The E-10 has more
functions then we actually use.

"Peter R." wrote:

Peter Duniho ) wrote:

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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One thing I've found makes a HUGE difference with digital photography is
to
NOT get the wing in the picture.

Actually, that's not a "digital photography" thing. There are a number of
digital cameras that won't have that problem, and a number of film cameras
that will. It all depends on how the autofocus works, and how you use the
camera.

My digital camera, an Olympus, has an infinity focus setting that overrides
the autofocus.

--
Peter

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