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i have a samsung digimax 4010 4 megapixel digital camera and i bought a 2 gig sd card the other one is a crappy 64 meg sd and its full i needed a new one anyway and i start it up if i format it or not i says card error and i cant do anything what should i do i need it for tomorrows car show and i need to know what to do
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Well it may be that your camera does not support a 2GB card. Call Samsung's help line and see what they say.
As far are your 64MB card being full? Have you copied all the images over to your computer? If so, just format it using the feature on the camears menu and use that older card until you can resolve your other issue.
Well it may be that your camera does not support a 2GB card. Call Samsung's help line and see what they say.
As far are your 64MB card being full? Have you copied all the images over to your computer? If so, just format it using the feature on the camears menu and use that older card until you can resolve your other issue.
Canon - EOS Rebel T2i 18.0-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera - Black?
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IS this camera anygood for photoshop? I just received it today and the pic quality sorta reminds me of regular point n shoot quality.... shoul i purchase extended lenses for it? an dhow do i make my pics look timeless with photoshop? sort of like this
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Your photos look like they came from a point and shoot camera because you are using auto settings...like a point and shoot camera.
Buying a more expensive camera or more lenses does not give you better photos. Using a camera better gives you better photos. You need to learn how to use your DSLR like a DSLR...on full manual mode.
The most important accessory for a person moving from a point and shoot to a DSLR is a good book that explains how to use ISO, aperture, and shutter speed in manual mode. All advanced amateurs and professionals use their DSLR cameras in full manual mode as it gives them the ultimate creative control over their photos. A book that many people recommend is called "Understanding Exposure." This book is cheap, short, and easy to read. Please learn how to use your DSLR in manual mode. Otherwise you are no better than those other fools who spend hundreds or thousands on a DSLR and then use it like a $50 point and shoot. If you use ANY camera on auto mode like a point and shoot, your photos will always look like they came from a point and shoot.
Finally, to get better at photoshop, you have two choices: Read a bunch of books and experiment, or take some classes. It is a VERY complicated program, and no one is going to sit here and give you lessons.
Your photos look like they came from a point and shoot camera because you are using auto settings...like a point and shoot camera.
Buying a more expensive camera or more lenses does not give you better photos. Using a camera better gives you better photos. You need to learn how to use your DSLR like a DSLR...on full manual mode.
The most important accessory for a person moving from a point and shoot to a DSLR is a good book that explains how to use ISO, aperture, and shutter speed in manual mode. All advanced amateurs and professionals use their DSLR cameras in full manual mode as it gives them the ultimate creative control over their photos. A book that many people recommend is called "Understanding Exposure." This book is cheap, short, and easy to read. Please learn how to use your DSLR in manual mode. Otherwise you are no better than those other fools who spend hundreds or thousands on a DSLR and then use it like a $50 point and shoot. If you use ANY camera on auto mode like a point and shoot, your photos will always look like they came from a point and shoot.
Finally, to get better at photoshop, you have two choices: Read a bunch of books and experiment, or take some classes. It is a VERY complicated program, and no one is going to sit here and give you lessons.
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