In the FWIW department, photo programs like PhotoDeluxe have tools built
into them to fix problems like you describe. I took many photos at the EAA
museum that looked way too dark when I downloaded them but most came out
very well with a little tinkering. I was able to adjust the contrast, grain
and other visible flaws without difficulty. Try it, it works!
Kent
> In a message dated 1/17/02 10:09:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> adrian@workgroup.net writes:
>
>
> > Well, after a nice little 3 hour adventure, the "new" 71 Midget is home.
I
> > took a few Mavica photos, mostly in the dark, but some of them turned
out,
> > and there's the original (better quality) photo the PO sent me.
>
> - - - - - - - - - - -
>
> Well, good luck with the new car! I hope the sun comes out so you can see
> it, the pics are a leeetle bit dark! I have a Samsung digital camera that
> takes great pics, but lacks flash punch. The flash is great as long as
you
> are in a confined area and less than 6' from the subject. Maybe all
digitals
> are the same.
>
> You might as well keep the continental kit. More room in the boot!
>
> Allen Hefner
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