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**supertackyman** · 06-18-2007

ok, I know this may seem lame but I cannot find my manual for my camera.
the question I have should relate to most modern dig.
most of my outdoor shots seem to have a grey/brownish cast to them
its not my camera because I just had it serviced.

what I am asking all of you who are experienced since I cant ref. from my users manual is this:

is that symptom a result of poor f-stop/apeture combinations,
or should I try using multi point metering. mostly now i use spot metering

I could probably work this out by trial and error but I dont have the luxury of free time.

The camera i have is the 5.0 mp Sony CD Mavics mvc500

I hate having to run auto levels b4 I print them but maybe everyone does this?

06-18-2007	#1 (permalink)
supertackyman MOO! Join Date: May 2007 Location: just far enough from sin city to resist temptation Posts: 889 Blog Entries: 45	camera help please!!!! ok, I know this may seem lame but I cannot find my manual for my camera. the question I have should relate to most modern dig. most of my outdoor shots seem to have a grey/brownish cast to them its not my camera because I just had it serviced. what I am asking all of you who are experienced since I cant ref. from my users manual is this: is that symptom a result of poor f-stop/apeture combinations, or should I try using multi point metering. mostly now i use spot metering I could probably work this out by trial and error but I dont have the luxury of free time. The camera i have is the 5.0 mp Sony CD Mavics mvc500 I hate having to run auto levels b4 I print them but maybe everyone does this? __________________ "making the colorblind queasy since 1970"