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Published: 2006-08-27 14:34:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 492; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 6
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I was golfing in Mexico when this little (Well, not little really... the guy was about 4 feet long!) Iguana came right onto a rock, turned his head back, and posed for my camera. You have to love dumb luck!Related content
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wow you guys have these things in the wild 
the only way to find iguanas like that here is at a zoo or pet store
great capture
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Well it was in Mexico, and there are tons of lizards down there. Here in New York, however, there isn't one outside of a zoo
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Great capture, hon! He just knew you were waiting with your camera for one of those "dumb-luck" pics. 
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The guy just turned like that just as I took out my camera. Thanks!
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Actually he got up with a switchblade and said 'Ay man! Whach' you doing taking a picture of me homes?'
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What was the shutter speed and f-stop on this picture? Also, does your camera have a glow effect? Because the shot is a tad blurry.
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All my shots are a tad blurry. On my camera I can't adjust the shutter speed... Sucks.
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I can't exactly place where the blur is coming from. It's not an f-stop blur. It doesn't seem like the lighting was a problem, according to the picture, so the shutter speed should've been fairly high. It's possible that your camera has a problem focusing. Is it manual or automatic?
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Then there may something wrong with the focus on your camera... that, or it has some really weird shutter speed settings.
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Would dropping it in a pool affect that? >_> xD
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Oh, definitely. If water got into the lens, which I'm assuming, then the camera's automatic focus has been altered slightly in response to the water.
Although your camera may appear dust/waterproof, it's not. Dust slowly creeps in over time, and a camera may eventually become useless because of it. Water must've managed to get inside the lens, and since water acts like a lens, it's altered the cousing of your camera.
Inter-changeable lens cameras tend to get more dust, but that can be cleaned out, unlike fixed-lens cameras.
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The camera is about 2 years old now, so I'm going to start saving money for a new one after I pay off my car. I owe $500 more on it until I'm done... $10,000 took me all summer.
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