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I need your help!!

Thu Aug 10, 2006, 6:49 AM

The trip is going great. I'm in Germany right now. I need some help from whomever reads this. I want to know if my pictures are often too dark? I use a laptop which right away makes color brightness a bit different. My laptop also has a really bright and brilliant display, so it makes everything look brighter than things are. So, I never know if my submissions are too dark. Sometimes I use other people computers and the pictures look pretty dark, but I'm never sure if it's their computer or just how dark many of my photos are. So....let me know! If any are really really dark I will be sure to make new versions of them! Especially my recent photos that I have been doing on the road...are they too dark?

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Mood: On the Road Again
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~mariyaodessa Aug 10, 2006, 6:54:24 AM

hehe that is so awesome...how much has ur trip cost you so far? and where have you been?

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=XenOtaku Aug 10, 2006, 6:57:37 AM

My trip has been really fun and I have been to Scotland, England, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. I am heading to Hungary tonight. Travelling Europe equals to about 40-80 bucks a day.

So....can you comment on the picture brightness that I asked about?

~elvishsweetheart Aug 10, 2006, 7:10:48 AM

I think they are fine, they dont look too dark to me.

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=eagle79 Aug 10, 2006, 7:18:52 AM

Well, it depends on your definition of too dark... but by my definition, they look fine.

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*realta-eireann Aug 10, 2006, 7:19:58 AM

Your shot's are absolutely fine, no problems, if you ask me. They're lovely as always...

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