20D MAKES A BIG SPLASH !!!

Mark M wrote:

This is what I'm talking about:
http://pages.prodigy.net/ecmorris/tips/monitor.htm

That's a good one. The one at dpreview is good too. I also have s/w stepped
procedure to critically set black and white.

It's called a "Grey Scale" by Adorama and a "Gray Scale" by Kodak.
http://www.adorama.com/KKQ13.html

Cheers,
Alan

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Mark M wrote:

This is what I'm talking about:
http://pages.prodigy.net/ecmorris/tips/monitor.htm

That's a good one. The one at dpreview is good too. I also have s/w stepped
procedure to critically set black and white.

It's called a "Grey Scale" by Adorama and a "Gray Scale" by Kodak.
http://www.adorama.com/KKQ13.html

Cheers,
Alan

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-- http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm
-- e-meil: there's no such thing as a FreeLunch.--

From: Alan Browne

A better way yet would be to have faster shutter speeds, requiring faster
glass
and possibly higher ISO settings to freeze the water in flight, preserving
its
shaddow detail...

Point taken.

I used fast shutter speeds on the surfing and splash shots. Didn't think to
use them on the others.

From: Alan Browne

A better way yet would be to have faster shutter speeds, requiring faster
glass
and possibly higher ISO settings to freeze the water in flight, preserving
its
shaddow detail...

Point taken.

I used fast shutter speeds on the surfing and splash shots. Didn't think to
use them on the others.

From: Alan Browne

A better way yet would be to have faster shutter speeds, requiring faster
glass
and possibly higher ISO settings to freeze the water in flight, preserving
its
shaddow detail...

Point taken.

I used fast shutter speeds on the surfing and splash shots. Didn't think to
use them on the others.

From: Alan Browne

A better way yet would be to have faster shutter speeds, requiring faster
glass
and possibly higher ISO settings to freeze the water in flight, preserving
its
shaddow detail...

Point taken.

I used fast shutter speeds on the surfing and splash shots. Didn't think to
use them on the others.