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Old 08-01-2007   #260 (permalink)
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Thanks Dean. For the second shot I was using dragging the shutter in order to include as much ambient light as I could. The first shot I posted to help folks understand why I started this thread to begin with. Even in Auto, the camera is going to blow out highlights under some circumstances.

Pensive: Wow! You are asking great questions and showing great understanding.
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