Check to see if your camera has a Macro setting, when it's on there should be a little Tulip Icon that appears on the screen... The Macro setting is for small objects that are taken at a very close distance. And your camera might have a feature for the picture snap button if you lightly press the snap button the camera should focus and beep when ready, while holding it steady, press down and take the picture. With a very small amount of practice you'll be taking crisp, clear pictures..



These pictures were taken with a 5yr old Sony 1.3 megapixel camera.. The huge brick cameras...























Sorry about all the pics, got carried away looking through my photobucket.. I also believe that natural outdoor lighting helps a TON.
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Joe Lydon

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• Better Pic Of The New Addition... - Phi, Sun Sep 11 19:57:36 2005
• What kind of camera are you using? >> - JaredHorenstein, Sun Sep 11 20:00:29 2005
• RE: What kind of camera are you using? >> - Phi, Sun Sep 11 20:13:09 2005
• Try moving the camera back away from the snake a little bit.....>>>more - JaredHorenstein, Sun Sep 11 20:18:50 2005
• Some help.. - gotboids18, Sun Sep 11 23:43:15 2005
• RE: Some help.. - PYWmorphs, Mon Sep 12 11:51:30 2005
• RE: Some help.. - gotboids18, Mon Sep 12 13:13:45 2005
• RE: Some help.. - PHLdyPayne, Mon Sep 12 15:08:54 2005