Post your best shots with Canon G9 IYP

[Antonio Correia]

Please only one picture by post.
Thank you
G9 + ST-E2 + 430 EX against a wall.

EXIF

[xeliex]

lol sorry not me.

I think McQ has one of them babes.
I am happy with my tiny SD1000 when I don't want to carry any gear. It stays on me wherever I go.

Your photo is stunning by the way!

[McQ]

I think McQ has one of them babes.

Yep, although it's become so popular I'm often not the one who gets to use it I'll post some from this camera soon...

[McQ]

Here's one taken last fall in California when I was comparing usability with the Canon G9 to an SLR:

The camera did quite well. It's surely fun to use, which should count for more than it often does these days.

[fadisaad]

great picture but it's so pale

[sebasj]

I guess that's the idea... that looks like a sunrise with the morning mist beeing illuminated by the sun. The atmosphere is really nice I should say. The camera did a good job indeed.

Now say "-That was a dusk, the mist is just flare, and there's no sun but a giant reflector" and I go and burn my camera, my negative archiver and my hard disk

[Antonio Correia]

Canon G9 shots.
Macro mode.

[SRai]

Love my G9. I don't know if this is my best photo, but it's one I like. Picking a "best" is a bit intimidating. This was found on the side of a work truck.

[Antonio Correia]

SRai don't get intimidated ! Ever !
Don't care. Post your photos. The photos you think are good, you post them.
I thank you for kipping this thread at the top and alive.

Then receive the critics that will make you grow (in photography of course )
I think your picture lacks sharpness. Others, better and kinder than me - not so rude - can give you stronger and wiser advice.

You know what ? I use Lightroom and I love it.
What do you have to say to this picture of mines shot with the G9 - obviously - with EXIF embedded.

and what about this one ?

[SRai]

I see what you mean. Your pics are much clearer.

OK, I took the image and applied curves and it helped. Also, here's another image that seems not to have that problem. How do I do this fix "in" the camera instead of in pp? Is it possible?