thanks, Andrea. But the photos do get worse. Kelsey's camera is pretty basic, but I found some settings I could adjust. When I was just using exposure compensation, I was fine. But I also figured out how to raise the ISO on Kelsey's camera when I was trying to take a night shot of the lights with no tripod (I need to pick up a monopod!) and I didn't realize how bad it actually degraded the photos. Then I forgot to set it back!! The all the rest of the trip photos are very, very grainy. Argh!
