Great! Another pun thread and I'm caught knapping a usual.
From: Bob Sullivan
Yes, I read somebody making a Clovis Point in a recent discussion.
Bob S.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 2:41 PM, mike wilson wrote:
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I am a fossil because I read PDML.
We're so fossilised we'
Jurassic for it.
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Bran Everseeking wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:20:50 -0
Bran Everseeking wrote:
On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:20:50 -0500
Bob Sullivan wrote:
Yes, I read somebody making a Clovis Point in a recent discussion.
do spear me the details.
I think I'll obsidian from this thread.
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On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:20:50 -0500
Bob Sullivan wrote:
> Yes, I read somebody making a Clovis Point in a recent discussion.
do spear me the details.
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Yes, I read somebody making a Clovis Point in a recent discussion. Bob S.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 2:41 PM, mike wilson wrote:
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>> I am a fossil because I read PDML.
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> We're so fossilised we're cutting edge.
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I am a fossil because I read PDML.
I think that's a MARK!
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The Ds is kept at P, mostly used at AV, but M is the default setting for
the older lenses... The problems arise when I get the new stuff (Ds is
new for me) in a hurry.
lf
Bran Everseeking escreveu:
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 17:13:36 +1000
Leon Altoff wrote:
having instant access to the ISO certa
I shoot the K20D in either Manual or Hyper Program and the giving the OK
button direct access to ISO through the front wheel is one of the best
manual control features ever...
Luiz Felipe wrote:
I should leave the Ds at auto ISO, but old habits die hard - I still
think I can choose the iso be
I should leave the Ds at auto ISO, but old habits die hard - I still
think I can choose the iso better than the camera, and 99% of the time I
do. Now about the 1%...
lf
Bran, I get changing my mistakes... maybe I should try that definition...
Rebekah escreveu:
Funny, I do the same thing, onl
Funny, I do the same thing, only I live with my camera on 200 iso :)
silly how we forget all the nice functions of our cameras...I still
don't know half of what mine can do, I just treat it like a manual
film camera that happens to have a digital sensor.
rg2
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 12:41 AM, B
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 11:08:20 -0300
Luiz Felipe wrote:
> Did that the other way around... angry because I left the tripod home
> and the ISO was only 200... we'll make a different mistake next time,
> Bran... it'll be alright :-)
Thanks Luiz,
brought to mind something said years ago on some ph
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 17:13:36 +1000
Leon Altoff wrote:
> having instant access to the ISO certainly
> gets you used to changing it.
giving it a go. usually I shoot Av, M or green
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I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am shooting.
I was wishing i had the ND filters earlier. 800 iso sigh
Bran
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Did that the other way around... angry because I left the tripod home
and the ISO was only 200... we'll make a different mistake next time,
Bran... it'll be alright :-)
lf
Bran Everseeking escreveu:
I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am s
Auto ISO is a feature at least as far back as my DS.
John Graves
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John Celio wrote:
I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am shooting.
I was wishing i had the ND filters earlier. 800 iso sigh
Perhaps you could
Bran,
When I was facing a large range of lighting conditions while
travelling with my K10D I tended to use SV mode so I could select the
ISO and the aperture as needed. It was the most versatile mode for
changing conditions and having instant access to the ISO certainly
gets you used to changing
On Mon, 10 Aug 2009 23:10:51 -0700
John Celio wrote:
> Perhaps you could set your camera to auto-select ISO from a range of
> speeds, so that you don't have to think about it? My K10D can do
> this, so yours might too, depending on which model you have.
I have the K10D as well. I am hoping tha
I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am shooting.
I was wishing i had the ND filters earlier. 800 iso sigh
Perhaps you could set your camera to auto-select ISO from a range of speeds,
so that you don't have to think about it? My K10D can
I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am shooting.
I was wishing i had the ND filters earlier. 800 iso sigh
Bran
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