[Don Schaeffer]

At the home of my son, Marc.

[dewy]

Your son looks like, well... you =P
Your mother looks like she has just seen a snake ad is on a 2 seonds pause "What do I do?" state =P great capture of emotions
I tihnk you could have worked a little more on the lighting and why is it most of your recent shots are quite noisy? have you cahnged some thing recently or are you doing it in photoshop?

[Don Schaeffer]

Thanks, Dewey.

That is my wife and son. I don't know why my photos are so noisy. I'm using photoshop instead of photosuite 4 and 5. I set my camera to IS 200 instead of 100. My photos always tended to ne a little noisy. Perhaps the fact that most of my recent shots are in lower light (indoors or dusk). I'll have to work on it.

--Don

[Toad]

On many digicams - ISO 200 is unacceptably noisy - so that is probably it. I could not use it at all on my S40 and it is barely acceptable on my A2.

Has Marc really got 2 different colored shoes on? Say hello to Joan from the old ADI gang.

[peter]

yeah .. it probably is because of the lower light ..
the camera probably tries to adjust and results in noise

[Don Schaeffer]

Toad: Yes he does. They are house slippers.

Peter: Thanks.

--Don

[Polly]

Greetings to Joyce and I hope Santa brings Marc a red slipper for his right foot and a grey one for his left - then he'll have 2 pairs, both colour co-ordinated

Your Thanksgiving pix are all very 'warm' in the family sense. I like that, it's good to see a loving family getting together that way.

As for the ISO - I almost always had the Canon G3 on ISO 50 iirc. I'm pretty sure I mostly left it on auto ISO and that's what it mainly selected. I also used to bracket if I wasn't sure about exposures.

Polly

[Don Schaeffer]

Thank you Polly. I will turn my camera back to IS 100 I think.

--Don