victor_wang

it is hard to hold the camera steady looking at the beautiful girl

:-)

the LCD really helps a lot. I like IXUS more than the other SLRs I

own.

IXUS,BW mode, Flash shutt off

It is not done by any digital trick.

This is called Sundog, a common phenomenon in cold weather. Similar to rainbow,light reflected by small snow flakes in the air.

It is taken in a very cold winter morning, about 28 degree centigrade below zero. I was almost frozen to death.

I used Nikon F801S and AF24 and Velvia.

I just registered in this forum. since my SLR is not with me at that time, and I only had my IXUS with me, I can only put its serial number in to finish the form. I will add my slr's sn soon.

Believe me, the original slide is the same.

thx everyone.

I used Minolta ScanDual to process my slides with VueScan software.

This shot, I used a polarizer again. I set the aperture at F11 which is my favorite stop.

It is 28c below zero, it is hard to operate the camera as the air I breathed made the viewfinder blur.

I do the digital dark room trick only in accordance with the slide viewed from a light panel. I am not good at PS skills and don't want to learn them.

Chris:

I used a Hansa polarizer.

Maybe that is the reason?

taken in North China.

first time uploading an image.

hope you like it.

I took this on January 22, 2001 with Nikon F801S and AF24/2.8 lense.

It is really cold, but the camera is still working properly except

its LCD pannel becomes gray. I used NiMH battery, otherwise the

camera can't perform so well.