Dave,
The parallels with radio are striking.50 years ago, Short Wave radios were high
tech stuff.A ham radio license meant you knew electronics and Morse Code.The
hobby involved equipment, local clubs, and talking to peoplearound the
world.Often the conversation was about equipment...
Now this pdml group is pretty high tech with computer gear.We share a hobby of
photography.And we spend way too much time talking to people around the world.
Regards, Bob S.
On 7/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Amita.Yes this is very
helpfull> > I just realized something today gang. Thus the thread change.> >
Back in the early 70's my Dad was a BIG CB freak.(I was aminor freak lol) Made
my sister's> room into> his radio room after she moved out to explore the
world.He also dabbled in SW,never did> get his> ticket, but was a radio
operator in the RAF in WWII. Never lost his code BTW:-)> > So now here in the
05's i'm sitting infront of a computer, essentially doing what he did> in the>
70's-80's with his CB only now with 0001110011000010's.LOL> > Interesting how
the world changes, but we still do the same thing. Talk to people around> the
world.> > He would have made a great PDMLer. He was a great SP owner though:-)>
> > Sorry for the OT, i thought it was abit relevent today.> > dAVE> > >
> I just put up something similar on my website if it's of any
help to> anyo> ne.> > http://www.sunny16.net/ca!
ble-release-istD.htm> >> > Amita> >> > > -----Original Message-----> > > From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> > >> > > Here is the link to
Rob's answer and pictures to his remote.> > >> > >
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg256824.html> > >> > >
Dave> > >> > > > Asked by me and answered
by> > > Rob Studdert a> > > little> > > > while ago, as well. Do an archive
search for this> > > > thread:> > > >> > > > Why the istD wired remote is so
large or harebrained sch [eme]> > > >> > > > The part in brackets got
truncated, I'm just> > > > including it for clarity. I'd leave it out of the> >
> > search.> > > >> > > > It occurs to me that only firing some of the time> >
> > might not be the fault of your remote, but be> > > > related to how the
camera options are set. In> > > > certain circumstances it seems the shutter
will> > > > only fired if the AF is locked on to something.> > > > Sorry I
can't b!
e more specific, this is a> > > > behavior that catches me unaware, ev
ery now and> > > > then.> > > >> > > > At 4:09 PM +0200 7/3/05, Michel
Carr�re-G�e wrote:> > > > >Joaquim Carvalho a �crit :> > > > >> > > > >>Anyone
knows how? I tried and I'm confused, it only fires some of> > > > >>the> > > t>
imes.> > > > >> > > > >Same as *istD (Canon)> > > > >My (french) page:> > >
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/krg/trucs/telecommandes.htm> > > >> > > >> > > > --> >
> > Alan P. Hayes> > > > Meaning and Form: Writing, Editing and Document
Design> > > > Pittsfield, Massachusetts> > > >> > > > Photographs at> > > >
http://www.ahayesphoto.com/americandead/index.htm> > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >
>> >> >> > > > > >
