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Tours i Trowel Ltd.
15 DAY OBERAMMERGAU & HEARTLAND OF EUROPE
Departs September 14 '84
INCLUDED IN THE TOUR COST
•13 Nights first class accommodation with private facilities
•Continental breakfast and dinner daily *Airfare from Toronto to
Munich and Zurich to Toronto City Tour of Munich *Full day tour
of Salzburg *Excursion to Berchtesgaden *Full day sightseeing
to Vienna *Tickets for Passion Play in Oberammergau *Excursion
to Vaduz and Lucerne *Tour to Mount Santis *Full day excursion
to Lake Constance •Fully escorted with Fettes Tour Escort
*Baggage handling of one piece per person •Complimentary
Fettes Flight Bag •Pick-up service in our Licensed areas
•Canadian Airport Taxes.
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19 DAY TEXAS AND ARIZONA
Departs February 4 '84
TOUR INCLUDES
• Deluxe transportation on a washroom equipped motor coach • 18
nights First Class Accommodation throughout *Services of an
experienced Escort and Driver •Guided tours of Dallas, San
Antonio, Tucson and Phoenix • Tip for handling 1 bag per person
(where service is available) *Admission to Carlsbad Caverns,
Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon •API side trips as mentioned in the
itinerary *Tax on accommodations, etc.
3 DAY HAWAII IN PITTSBURGH
Departs December 30, 1983
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Canadians will take more pictures at
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according to photo industry statistics.
Here's a check list to make sure that you get
the best possible snapshots.
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the experts at Cannon. These are the
technicians who will work with the
professionals at the Olympic Games and
they speak from experience.
They warn that if you only use your
camera a couple times a year, chances are
that the batteries will need replacing before
a Christmas photo spree.
Film - If there's leftover film in your
camera, have it processed now. Start fresh
for the holidays. Describe the kind of
shooting you'll be doing to your photo dealer
and ask him to suggest the best film.
The new super fast films are great for
subdued indoor lighting but they can result
in overexposure when used out of doors,
especially with a flash.
Loading - Check to see if the flim is ad-
vancing properly. How depends on your
camera. With most single lens reflex
cameras see if the film rewind knob rotates.
If it doesn't you'll be shooting a roll of
blanks.
Flash - Most automatic cameras warn you
when flash is advisable because of low light
conditions. Heed the warning. The penalty
can be fuzzy pictures with an orange cast.
The Canon experts stress that pictures
taken outside of a flash's range will be
underexposed -dark.
Most compact cameras have a useable
range of only about 20 feet. Check your in-
struction booklet, say the Canon
technicians.
Focus - If you have an automatic focus
camera such as the new Sure Shot, there's
no need to worry. But if your camera
requires focusing, do it quickly and leave it
set at that point. If you fiddle with the focus,
everything starts to look sharp.
Composition - Study the viewfinder for a
second or two before snapping your picture.
Check the background. Is there something
back there that will appear to be growing
out of your subject's head? Squeeze, don't
push.
Steady - In low light situations, when you
are not using flash, brace yourself against a
door frame or wall. Better yet, use a tripod.
Contrast - Watch out for scenes in which
part of your subject is brightly illuminated
with the rest in deep shadow. Today's
miracle films won't be able to bridge the gap
if it's too great. Even illumination is best.
Action - Too slow a shutter speed and a
moving subject will be blurred. U your
camera does not have a shutter speed ad-
justment and the light is low, use a flash. It's
also easier to freeze action that's coming at
you rather than crossing your field of view.
Blinkers - One way to get shots of people
with their eyes open is to ask them to close
their eyes then open them. Shoot then, or
you can cheat a little. Say you'll count to
three, shoot at two. Asking your subject to
say cheese sounds corny, but it works.