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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;skippy, post: 496619, member: 5296&quot;]Looks pretty good but just a couple hot spots of light. </p><p><br /></p><p>If you ever decide to upgrade your camera, get one that can shoot in sRAW or RAW picture format. With proper time, and trial &amp; error with the RAW conversion software in Photoshop you can get rid of the hot spots (over-exposure) with just a little tweaking of the RAW file. </p><p>But there are some over-exposure/under-exposure instances that software can&#039;t fix that moving and diffusing of light CAN fix as others have said, so be aware of that. </p><p>The original picture might have been saved if it was shot in RAW format, IMHO. I&#039;ve been shooting in RAW format with a Canon 20D DSLR for 3 years now, for both professionally paid and for everyday family things.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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