Yeah, the butterfly is blur. Also, the shot is overexposed a little as the flower is blownout.

This post has been edited by ferox: Apr 25 2006, 12:07 PM

Wah, everyday you snap snap snap so many pictures. You've improved since the first day. Anyway, I was just wondering how come the focus is out for the butterfly? I'm quite sure with the d50, it's quite easy to just aim the camera at the butterfly and let autofocus kick in? The only reason I can think of is that you're moving the camera beyond the min focus distance. =) I didn't check your EXIF (if any) so I'm just guessing.

As for overexposure, the camera has a histogram for you to check exposure. Or even easier, an exposure warning mode which blinks areas which are overexposed/going to overexpose. Hope that helps.

This post has been edited by ferox: Apr 25 2006, 07:43 PM

Yes, it's the highlight option in the playback mode.

I use flickr. Easier for me. Got the flickr uploader somemore. Drap and drop. But I haven't used photobucket, is it good?

I like the last red dragonfly shot and #3 waterfall. Beautifully exposed.

While my dad was playing golf, a monkey ran up to this golf bag and stole his handphone. The handphone was recovered later among the trees by the caddy with bite marks on it. So, make sure they don't steal your camera and take pictures of you instead!