Btw, the "12" picture was incredibly over-exposed, from me not change settings between the last picture in that one (kids don't seem to have the patience for me to do these things, perhaps a good reason to shoot in Av when shooting the kids [on a side note, I don't like the term "shooting", as I'm not trying to KILL the children]). I was able to fix it through the magic of PP (Post-Processing: when you edit your photos on the computer [well, for digital photos it's on the computer, at least]), and because I took it in RAW (your camera is probably set to save your images as JPGs. These files are easily viewed on any computer. dSLRs [and some point-and-shoots, I believe], can also save the "raw" image data. These files can only be opened in a program designed to open such files, however they contain a LOT more data, so it makes it easier to adjust some parts of the image - for instance exposure, white balance, saturation, etc) without losing too much image quality.
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