ivy_pharr

oops... ensue

Anybody? I'm new to the area and don't have a clue as to a good

place to take my camera for a cleaning, or any places I need to steer

clear of. I also don't want to get a lot of smoke blown up my a**

(Why am I talking about camera guys as if they were mechanics? And

why am I rambling?) Anyway, any advice would be greatly appreciated,

unless its stupid advice, in which case namecalling may insue. :)

okay cool. thanks a bunch

I just got a pentax k-1000, put a new battery in it... and the light

meter needle sticks in the upright position. Tapping the side of the

camera will dislodge it, but obviously, beating it isn't a permanent

solution. My question is, if I take it to a camera repair shop, will

they be able to fix it? Is it even worth fixing?

Thanks,

Ivy

yeah, the way that i have interpreted "aesthetics" when making a critique is to just follow the elements and principles of design, following the rule of thirds, making sure someone or something isn't "falling" out of the picture.... and for gods sake please check your pictures for trash, dust, hairs when submitting them! i know half of you praise the wonders of photoshop, but even the simplest, and cheapest, photo editing programs provide ways to clean that up.