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Thursday, February 4, 2010

..thanks for the great review, which was entitled something like "for beginners". It was very helpful. I thought I was cheating when I used the point and shoot aspects of my camera to give me a hint about what might be a reasonable shutter speed in various conditions. I learned later in the lesson review that you suggested it could be useful too.

I was just wondering...if I used spot metering when I am attempting to blur the background, could it make the process more efficient? That is, if I really focused on a single thing ( a fl0wer for example) would this make the background more contrasted?

See you in class...Bob Rinehart
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