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20-NOV-2008	tvsometime

Canon PowerShot G10
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Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Nov-2008 14:42
Thanks Keith and Doug and sombody. Yes this is about 9:30 am with most of the light coming from the east and some reflections off surrounding buildings. -tv

ctfchallenge		29-Nov-2008 22:07
Really nice capture. Is this an early morning shot? Composition, light and colour are all very good. ~keithinmelbourne

COAmature		28-Nov-2008 16:11
This is great Tommy. There is plenty to look at from corner to corner. -Doug

ctfchallenge		28-Nov-2008 00:48
Really nice, and a great perspective.

Canon DSLR Challenge		27-Nov-2008 18:15
Thanks in alphabetical order Carole, dt, RK and Troy. I pass these trucks every day as I cross above them on my way to work. This day was unusual for the temperature and the cleaning activity. -tv

ctfchallenge		26-Nov-2008 08:08
The steam makes it a very dynamic shot. ~dtallakson

ctfchallenge		25-Nov-2008 23:44
Great composition Tv. -RK

Guest		24-Nov-2008 14:10
Nice Shot!

ctfchallenge		24-Nov-2008 03:54
I really like this Tom - the comp, colors, steam and water are terrific looking and there's even concrete here! :-) CJ

ctfchallenge		23-Nov-2008 06:05
Lydia - no need to worry. I'll be an old coot long before you and Rod still calls me young (well not lately, but he has). Penny Street

ctfchallenge		23-Nov-2008 05:58
I'm pleasantly surprised at the low noise level and good detail but it can't compare with an slr above the lowest ISOs. The wide angle is great and there's less barrel distortion than my old S70 at the same relative focal length. At ISO 400 the noise is much better than the S70 but can't compare with an slr. -tv

ctfchallenge		23-Nov-2008 04:32
This old coot thinks this is pretty cool- like the colors. Yes I'm wondering about the sensor noise with even more pixels than I have with my G9 Tommy. This one looks good, and I sure wish my camera could shoot as wide as a G10. ~Brent

Rod		23-Nov-2008 02:52
When you look like me & Tommy you're doomed Lydia so while you still look so attractive & dare I say sexy, you can rest easy for a long while yet:-)

ctfchallenge		23-Nov-2008 01:43
Uh oh... I think you're BOTH old coots. sigh Have I hit the old time now? :) ~Lydia

Rod		22-Nov-2008 22:13
It just never occurred to me about the low temps you get where the water would freeze if they used cold water. How far can you go with the iso settings Tommy? That's a lot of megapixels in a small sensor but it seems to do a great job.

ctfchallenge		22-Nov-2008 21:36
Only an old coot can call another old coot an old coot. Thanks you old coot. I'm enjoying my carry everywhere camera. It's actually pretty manly (solidly built metal body) for its size. This worker is cleaning up his vehicle with pressurized hot water that generates good vapor in 30 degree farenheit temps. -tv

Rod		22-Nov-2008 13:15
The ole bloke is going really well wiv his effeminate camera a. The dust or smoke coming from the cement truck & the water out of the hose work like a charm. Great shot Tommy.

Guest		22-Nov-2008 10:45
What a brilliant capture - well seen. The G10 is performing well. YB

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