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Originally posted by tactic

our pics turned up pretty good ed!

considering we had no light

mine are uploading now!

yup...sucks how they turned it off :)

oh well...

hurry up and upload :O

EDIT: alot more to come but I CBF doing them....sleep then up for the dawn run :uh-huh: :mad: Pics from the dawn run tomorrow I guess :P

good stuff

i will have a Canon Powershot S45 very shortly with a 512mb CF card and a 32CF card..... mmmmmm hundreds of 4 megapixel pictures.....

Oh and a tripod.... and i bought this thing today, it's like for taking those low down shots.. it bolts to the camera likea tripod only its a tiny little swivel thing which keeps teh camera off the ground by about 1-2cm.... its wicked :mad: now i can take angled ground shots with time exposure and they'll come out perfect:D

Email -all- your pics from tonight to [email protected] and i will add them to http://skylines.pnc.com.au

Sadly my pics didnt turn out at all, dunno if it was the settings of my CyberShot or just me not knowing how to use it properly ... i think i'll stick to daytime photo's.

Awesome night guys was fantastic to actually meet the people behind the nicknames. Everyone was -really- friendly which i totally didn't expect. Would be great do it all again afew times throughout the holidays.

Originally posted by benm

Email -all- your pics from tonight to [email protected] and i will add them to http://skylines.pnc.com.au

Sadly my pics didnt turn out at all, dunno if it was the settings of my CyberShot or just  me not knowing how to use it properly ... i think i'll stick to daytime photo's.  

Awesome night guys was fantastic to actually meet the people behind the nicknames. Everyone was -really- friendly which i totally didn't expect. Would be great do it all again afew times throughout the holidays.

do you want just web quality? b'cos each full res shot is about 1.5mb :mad:

How friendly was Minh and that security guard eh? *shivers* :shake: :shake: :shake: :bahaha: :burnout:

Originally posted by BY BY

Your in trouble now yang...:Bang:  

Ed: that invisible touch looks awesome - good work

I got big size of that so if you wanna get it developed at a kodak shop etc in A4/A3 size let me know :D

XCUZME: nah didn't open the open halfway through the shot at all :( Happy b'day dude! Hit the magical insurance 25?

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