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Dec 15, 2014 6:13 AM CST
Name: Vickie
southern Indiana (Zone 6b)
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Cool, Sheila! I never thought of my camera as having 8 rolls of film in it at once, but that is exactly what the digital age has given us Thumbs up I have found that I get confused when I try to change too many settings at one time, so your advice about changing only one at a time makes sense.

Jumping around a bit here on the triangle, but I have found that I absolutely hate changing the ISO speed above 400 because of the grainy texture I get.

I will have to see if my camera even has an f-stop at 16. If it does, I didn't know it. If the sun ever shines again around here, I will have to give it a try. It's been very drab around here lately.

Thanks!
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