ob, discombobulated, unleashed:
> thanks Bob, I'll nip out and buy a PC right away.
>
> d'oh! I've got one Yes, my Mac can boot into Windows
> as well! Who'd have though it ;-
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But is my advice for you any better than the advice I'm contradicting?
Probably not. We all have different problems. You definitely need
to think about these problems though. The more pictures you take the
more problems you have.
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> hot in the sun as a black bag.
>
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> Bob
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currently exposed. I forgot to look up the part number, and so I
don't have it now. A cursory web search failed to pull up the info
for me. Anyone got a manual handy, or know a link to a web page that
will help me?
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> how to program anymore, and I don't want to know. My friends with Windows
> machines still tear
> their hair out regularly. Me? I just work, and play. But it WAS interesting
> times.... and, in case
> anybody cares, I'm not afraid to admit MY age
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of how cameras
and flash cards interact. Doing things outside the box is an
invitation for disaster. Stick with doing things the way the system
assumes they will be done.
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date this morning. December 10, shipping direct
> from 6Ave
> Electronics. Price is $7,999 (not that we are all going to race right out and
> order one at that
> price). Anybody know anything about this shipper?
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rrent 5D's 12.7 mp.
> By the way, the "full frame" sensor of the 1Ds mkIII is less of a joke
> compared to the less than 6x4.5 sensor of "Medium Format" digitals than the
> actual 35mm film frame was compared to real MF...
> Skip Middleton
> www.shadowcatcherimage
ct rationally on that knowledge. The
court only has one tool: a hammer, and a hammer just isn't the right
tool for him. But there is no reasonable way to have the law give her
a stern talking too (or anything else) but exclude him, and so she
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some other absurdly nice lens).
My bag has been rifled through, but nothing I remember being in it
appears to be missing except the images I had on the card from that
day. I'm suspecting that I shall have an amusing time when I stick
the card into an image recovery program later today.
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talked to the police and the two pawn shops in town, so that is taken
care of... :/
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> first, but none of the above should harm the enamel on a lens.
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severe battery failures make perfect sense if the
camera draws that much power.
On 8/9/07, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Schlake wrote:
> I would look seriously at the camera if all you could get is 3-4 shots
> with alkaline AA cells. The fact that it drains alkalines so fast and
&
tests, such as serve tracking a stationary object and burst shooting.
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> the 1D mkIII?
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eed a backup plan (beyond buying a
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I saw it on Galbraith's site.
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-9748139-7.htm
http://www.nppa.org/news_and_events/news/2007/07/nfl02.html
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ich almost totally negates
the need for a second battery!
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n the battery.
On 6/25/07, Tom Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So are we going to continue to have this tit-for-tat or can we get back to
EOS photography? This thread is well past tiring to the me and likely others
who don't HAVE to be right or wrong or get in the last word.
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I'm glad to read this. I thought I was just bad at using the new
camera. Hopefully this kind of attention will get us a fix.
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the teleconveter combo sucked, then I
might opt for the 100-400. Does that make sense? Thanks in advance for
your advice. cjr
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With the burst limiter, I could easily make fast mode into 5-mode. So
I'm happy.
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disservice, oh excuse me I don't want to be personal, but imo those
who act like this embarrass me and Canon.
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Close focus: http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000skkhb/g44
Far focus: http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000ssyqx/ (with 2x
teleconverter)
Two others:
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000sqzcp/g44
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000srzcg/g44
Without that lens, none
Someone in my photo class pointed this out to me. I'd have to resort
to a credit card, so there is no reasonable way I can buy it after my
two lens purchases in the past month.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180107191199
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f/2.8 L is pretty dramatic.
I haven't actually attached it to a camera yet.
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anyone else have these out of order problems this bad, or
is it just me?
PS: UPS should be delivering my 300mm f/2.8 IS L today. Time for
another round of flame-the-avocational for his excessive spending
habits. :)
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>voltage flash on the 350d?
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ect I can't. But I can afford the f/4 right now,
and I can't afford the f/2.8. Sigh. So many tough choices.
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http://schlake.livejournal.com/tag/pictures (the first two posts are new)
I think one of the monkey pictures is with a 200mm f/2.8 L, and the
hummingbird picture is with a 100mm f/2.8 macro, but all the rest are
with the 600mm f/4 again.
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I'm really happy with the lens. But not happy enough. The lions are
close enough, but the koala is too close. I think I need a 300mm f/2.8
IS L.
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>More MPs than the 2? Is it still on a 1d chassis?
>
>I wonder if there's a need for anything other than
>full frame nowadays.
>Javier
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I'm thinking I want the the Canon fisheye. Does anyonne have one? Does
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images that out in the wild that I can look at?
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Same lens, etc...
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000s3eqb
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with a cameraphone, says "I bet you got a really good picture when he
came up close just now."
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Canon tells me that the lens hood on my brand new 600mm f/4 L is non
sercivable. I have to buy a new one from them. I'm on hold now after
asking for an escalation of technical support.
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get it off. I will hopefully be able to just return the hood and not
the whole lens.
Overall, the zoo worked out well today. The lions were much closer.
The Koalas are now too close, but I have a 100-400 for them.
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but it is suprisingly light and manageable compared to what I was
expecting. Hand holding is feasable for short bursts, but not pleasant.
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sharpness
and speed of the 400 f/2.8 prime wouldn't hurt at all.
As for weight. Well, memories of all those years in Catholic school
holding stacks of encyclopedias out at arms length are coming back to
me...
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My Manfrotto 681 monopod is absolutely crushed under the new lens and
requires a slow squat to use. Or I need to tighten up the
It showed up today, despite me having ordered it Friday and only having
it shipped it by 3-day select to save $100.
Its..HUGE!
Now if only the 1D mkIII I had ordered with it was here too.
Also: I am very poor now. Please send money.
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hich makes up for it in my mind). The Calumet people are friendly and
willing to answer questions. They never make you feel rushed to get off
the phone. They also often call after the order has arrived to check up
and make sure everything is ok.
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>"special" customers who would legitimately be interested in this camera,
>and have a dozen people on the waiting list already.
The day Canon announced that the 5D would begin shipping to distributors
in one week was the day that my 5D showed up rather unexpectedly on a
UPS truc
On Fri, Feb 23, 2007 at 09:43:07PM -, Richard Corbett wrote:
>How can that be. It has yet to be officially launched?
Canon sent me email announcing it, so I figured it was official now.
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I ordered mine. I'm told I'll get it in mid to late March, and I'll pay
$4400 for it.
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hen I'm in RAW and trying to make HDRs again I bet
it might be.
All in all, I think I'm looking forward to this camera coming out.
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a lot, and it gets really
hot. That reminds me of something I forgot about the new camera: ISO
6400! I wouldn't need the flash for those kinds of pictures anymore. :)
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Yea, and what matters is a 600mm f/4 IS. I just can't quite justify
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I, uh, seem to have edited out a sentance by mistake. :)
I meant to say that "mailman" is a modern and supported listserve that
is free just before the part about it not being hard to set up.
On Wed, Feb 07, 2007 at 09:58:50AM -0700, Schlake (William Colburn) wrote:
>I think
I think what the list really needs is a software overhaul. Majordomo
stopped being viable in the early 1990s. Those days are long past. It
isn't hard to set up, and is immensely easier to deal with than
majordomo.
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Don't click if you are squeamish about blood:
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000rdws3/
The wound is from the camera transfering an impact the lens received. A
non-L lens would have been broken long before now (I take these kinds
hits a couple of times a month). The lens hood on
r example, B+W. I
>presume they ought to be OK, anyone know otherwise?
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I suggest a ziplock bag. They work wonders for all my cables.
On 12/29/06, Ken Durling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a trick?
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of what I do,
>and I can clean my own sensor for a lot less than
>$1500 USD.
>
>I'm looking for a 30D size body and sensor with the AF
>and metering capabilities equal to the 1D MKII.
>
>Bob Meyer
>I don't suffer from insanity... I
d save from a CF card. It would help if it
>was tough enough for a dusty 4x4 camping safari in Africa!
>
>I will be away for four weeks and this is the first time I have taken a
>digital camera. Any advice on dust?
>
>Many thanks,
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a for low shots and high shots.
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My subject is just as misleading as the news heading the AP chose.
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battery grip manifests itself as aperture 00 (no lens
attached) and the subsequent loss of auto focus. I fiddled with my lens
for a long time before I figured out what was really wrong with the
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never does anything else I don't want
it to do.
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>Malcolm
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On Sun, May 14, 2006 at 09:41:39AM -0700, Ken Durling wrote:
>Any idea what "MP-E" stands for? I'm guessing "Macro-Photo" but E?
Macro Photo-Expensive
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your specific problem. If you use a mac, you can
theoretically applescript your way to an automated solution. If you use
a Windows box, I'd suggest either eating cyanide, or buying a mac. You
could also write a batch script th
and 4 weeks repair time is worth the price of the little
>battery.
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I've never read (any book will do).
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test to compare the color performance of your lenses.
On 4/3/06, Ken Durling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting. Some lenses really have enough color cast to affect
> WB? I'll start with the 58mm one, and if I notice problems with
> other lenses I'll add on.
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idate my whole
"test" here, but I'm willing to lean towards the idea that it doesn't
because it doesn't look like motion blur.
http://schlake.livejournal.com/385316.html
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>
> Canon 650 + EF 50mm + Speedlite 420EX
>
> I still don't know if I could go really close to the altar, but I think that
> at 85 the 17-85 EFS will do the job...
>
> Any advice for me?
>
> I will be very pleased.
>
> Thanks
>
> Marco
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>faces. Use a 580ex in the shoe and you get great faces.
I think you need a wide lens for kidnapping faces. Take this image for
instance:
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000cw8ck
A 200mm just wouldn't seem the same. Of course, I might be reading the
emphasis on the wrong word
ork again. The 5D grip works much better. No idea
about the 30D grip. I'd guess it is the same one as the 20D.
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> sensitive than flash memory.
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=details&Q=&sku=257381&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation)
and then see what I can fit into it. This might not be the best plan
though, and maybe there are good reasons that I might want to start out
with a smaller case in
ed. I can't remember the 20D having it ever happen, but the 20D
would periodically lock up and stop responding without producing an error.
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that means that I've used up 10% of my 5D.
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100 people have posted to this list, and the pepole who post often count
up as just 22 of us. We could split Cotty up into two or three frequent
posters, though, if we wanted to bulk up our numbers.
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On Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 04:38:28PM +1300, David Mitchell wrote:
>Blind from squinting through the viewfinder, or for other reasons?
>
>Sorry, I'm lowering the tone.
That bright thing behind the nipple is the terrible Day Star. It
burns to stare at.
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A gallery owned liked a picture I took and wanted to hang it. So Friday
of next week I'll take them a 24x36 inch framed print of this:
http://pics.livejournal.com/schlake/pic/000cthrf
It contains a lot of breast, so worry if you might get in trouble for
looking at it.
It was taken with
t sidecar files because
they open up an image in a non-default state.
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>
>Have I missed something?
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probably
venture into the cheaper alternatives than the big white whales (or are
they elephants?)
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So what do people think of it?
I've found it to be slow and fairly restrictive about how photos have to
be organized, but otherwise really cool. Once cropping is added, it
will be even better. :)
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ode recently and didn't realize it. The pictures were coming out
underexposed so I thought I had accidentally dialed in some exposure
compensation or flash exposure compensation, but I couldn't figure out
how to undial it. Once I noticed the flash was in M mode, things
got a lot better.
've ever talked to who
uses Genuine Fractals is a rabid endorser of it. If you plan to upsize
a lot, GF seems to be the way to go.
On Wed, Dec 07, 2005 at 08:03:14AM -0700, Big Mike wrote:
>I've made 20x30 prints from my Mark II and from the looks of it I could go
>larger with no
t;> On 4/12/05, Dieter Henkel, discombobulated, unleashed:
I'm guessing that he is stating there that he has confused the issue by
quoting it and subsequently unleashing that confusion on all of us. I
look forward to his input on the matter.
re than most eyes can see, but if you
decide to manipulate the colors, then the limitations of only having 8
bits will start to come out visually in the image rather quickly.
I am not sure, however, if upsizing an image causes any color changes.
My first thought is that it shouldn&#
;), but just as much detail as the "fine" setting had.
I've not taken the trouble to redo the experiment on my 20D or 5D, but
I'd guess it is the same since the DGIC processor is at the core.
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GB onto a card. Shooting just raw makes post processing time consuming
though, so I kinda hate doing it. My process for looking at pictures is
HTML based using a private server and a collection of scripts to manage
the archive for me, so raw-br
a peice of tape to change the behaviour of my 580ex
flash, you can use a peice of tape to change the behaviour of your
film! Just tape over all the contacts, and shoot away.
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the shorter film length
>when the cassette was loaded. Did you happen to see how long the camera
>thought the roll was when you loaded it?
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last week. I seem to only have ever taken 106926 images.
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n't remember seeing fall off
like this on any of his prints.
-- void *(*(*schlake(void *))[])(void *);
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