ISO 800 + bright sun ?

[coolie]

hey, i have two rolls of 800 film that i haven't used, because hey, it's 800 film.

i figure it'd be good for taking shots in the forest tomorrow, but how about out in the bright sun? will my shots be totally whitewashed?

the shots will be taken on an olympus stylus point and shoot.

[dilldo]

they wont be washed if theyre exposed right... higher ISO does not neccesarily mean brighter pictures, just pictures with different exposure settings.

-dill

[.243racer]

f/16 for 1/800th(or closest shutter speed) should do the trick.

[coolie]

f/16 for 1/800th(or closest shutter speed) should do the trick.

uh yeah, i forgot about aperture setting which is located next to my take-good-pictures setting on my point and shoot.

[JSinclair]

uh yeah, i forgot about aperture setting which is located next to my take-good-pictures setting on my point and shoot.

:lol: LMAO....

I wonder if the new Canon DSLR Will have that setting...if so I am buying it for sure.

[Faithless]

It's already been released Jay, Its the rebel xti, 10mp self cleaning sensor, apparently a faster buffer. Just a beefed up XT.

[kalisto]

hey, i have two rolls of 800 film that i haven't used, because hey, it's 800 film.

i figure it'd be good for taking shots in the forest tomorrow, but how about out in the bright sun? will my shots be totally whitewashed?

the shots will be taken on an olympus stylus point and shoot.

Did that by accident... Try to stick to the forest. Mine all ended up super grainy...

[white ri0t]

It's already been released Jay, Its the rebel xti, 10mp self cleaning sensor, apparently a faster buffer. Just a beefed up XT.
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