Pine Cone

[BlueGrassGirl]

Here is a pine cone on a pine tree. :) This was taken in late evening...
Kodak dx6490
F3.2, flash used, ISO 200, focal length 15.6mm,

the photo turned out a little too bright (Im still figuring things out...like I said earlier, the biggest thing for me is to remember what to switch too on the settings). I should have turned ISO up but forgot...I dont know if a flash was necessary either...

try not to be too harsh...lol... :p

[Bluedog]

Yea a little to washed out with the flash. You probably could have turned down the flash output and it would have done better.

[BlueGrassGirl]

How do I turn down the flash?

[BlueGrassGirl]

I got this one too but it was a little blurry

[D70FAN]

Here is a pine cone on a pine tree. :) This was taken in late evening...
Kodak dx6490
F3.2, flash used, ISO 200, focal length 15.6mm,

the photo turned out a little too bright (Im still figuring things out...like I said earlier, the biggest thing for me is to remember what to switch too on the settings). I should have turned ISO up but forgot...I dont know if a flash was necessary either...

try not to be too harsh...lol... :p

This is actually a terrific shot, nice composition, and subject, and with a little work it could be a "framer". Lemons into lemonaid.

[EAP]

Yes, I like the composition of this photo a lot. Do you have a tripod? That will help you get an in-focus shot without using flash. You can find inexpensive tripods at stores like Circuit City, etc. for around $25.

[BlueGrassGirl]

I have adobe photoshop but dont know what to do to fix photos... :)

I just bought a new tripod a few days ago but havent taken it out of the box yet...