Over here it happens more often than not, actually. It's been like that for a
number of years already, and gets better only in short periods.
It's often difficult to follow the most active threads and the threads where
people don't quote what they're answering.
I used gmail for pdml for a while
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> IOW, on a filesystem I might have
>well I sure know about directories, directories=folders
>but I dont know what IOW is (except the first 3 letters of a midwest
>state.) I have learned OMG, LOL and FWB though :-)
IOW, there are too many TLAs.
Jostein
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Ann,
The term breadcrumbs actually harks to the fairytale, you know, Hansel and
Gretel. It's just as Aahz writes, a line of text in an inconspicuous place in
the page design that tells you which menu/branchmenu/leafmenu item you're
currently looking at. The text line is your trail of crumbs back
Bipin Gupta wrote:
>The focal length (77 to 85 mm, APS-C 116 to 128 mm) appears to be a
>bit odd. Where would one use this focal length on an APS-C camera? I
>understand the 50 mm serves well as a Portrait Lens at 75 mm on an
>APS-C Body.
If portraiture is an odd type of photography, I think I
Today I passed 2000 PDML mails in my inbox, and realised I have to pull myself
seriously together to keep up.
To make short work of it all, my thoughts and condolances to Doug Brewer on the
loss of his beloved lens, and a big *yay* for the work Mark Roberts and his
crew has put down on the ann
In what ways do you foresee that you could better yourself as a photographer?
Is it all about Pentax releasing the camera of your dreams, or do you have
another muse for your creativity?
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I haven't looked into monitor tech in a couple of years, but when I read about
the uneven brightness issue in 2009, it was all related to what lighting source
sat behind the screen. LED backlights were good, CCFL varied with number of
tubes (the more the better), and with the precision and quali
Thanks Rob.
That nightly session by the Academia bridge felt like the best photo op on the
whole trip. :-)
Jostein
Rob Studdert wrote:
>A super set of images Jostein, I love the night scene containing the
>time exposed lights, it's superb.
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Nice of you to state which flash we are talking about. Knowing what camera you
have might help too, but if I were you i'd be more skeptical about the flash
than the camera.
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>I picked up one of the Sigma EF 610 DG ST flashes.
>Works great.
>
>I have not set anything to
Thanks Ann! I'll keep that in mind for next year's annual. :-)
Jostein
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>I was a f k yesterday - had surprise visit from out of town friend so
>just now getting to these.
>
>To put it simply - wow!
>
>These are just delicious, my friend. It would be more than nice to see
>a
Because you have your camera set to slow sync flash?
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>When I put either the FA28/2.8or the FA50/1.4 and use either the
> internal or a shoe-mount flash, the shutter speed goes to 1/25.
>But when I use an "A" lens it goes to the desired 1/180.
>Why?
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I liked the photographer's attitude. :-)
But I agree with the thread title, it's quite absurd. Then again, the article
is published to and for the mac cult, and it's not really surprising that
anything about mr. Jobs achieve icon status there, imo.
Jostein
Darren Addy wrote:
>Quite a little st
Yer own fault mate! :-)
You were the one to introduce us Europeans to the concept of Pentax gaterings,
remember?
You even procured a full set of exotic Pentax hardware for us to play with.
A proud legacy to live up to sir. :-)
J.
Steve Cottrell wrote:
>On 15/1/13, Dario Bonazza, discombobul
Oh dammit. Then I have to leave my 645 at home, or we shall see no end to their
gloating. :-)
J.
DagT wrote:
>
>Den 14. jan. 2013 kl. 23:53 skrev Jostein Øksne :
>
>> From Thursday to Monday, Stig, Dag and I will got to Venice, Italy in
>good company of a couple of other Norwegian Pentaxians. U
Hehehe.
I suspect the trip will result in a few PESOs posted. Really looking forward to
this trip.
But on the subject of cryptonite... We had fun on a Norwegian Pentax forums
trying to find the most apt names for the various "camera tribes". We have
Pentaxians and Leicaphiles. I suppose we have
Thanks for posting Larry!
Two months ago I learned another interesting thing about rechargeable batteries
from a carpenter. Well, interesting in Norwegian (and Canadian) conditions at
least. He had observed that tool batteries will have their expected number of
charging cycles cut short, if re-
It's raining in Oslo, so we celebrate indoors.
Jostein
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>So I'm going out shooting.
>With my K-x and with my new blad.
>(Got one from retiring Father-in-law. 500C w/ w/l and t* 80. Loaded
>with
>Pan F.)
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I SO agree with you about that chip onth shoulder, Larry. I had the same
experience in 2009 with the K-7 vs. various Canon cameras, including the then
very new 7D, and 1Ds Mk III.
On that infamous trip to Antarctica we had a few calm evenings on the rear deck
of the boat, photographing seabird
J.C.O. is entirely right. Once superseded by another model, the 645D will stop
taking pictures on any ISO other than 140, force JPG format, and introduce a
lag of 30 seconds before writing exposures to card. During that lag, you will
see a message on the chimp screen explaining what you have to
I know Canon has a special macro lens that goes from 1X to 5X, with a 65mm
focal length. That could be it.
Jostein
Igor Roshchin wrote:
>
>In the caption to one of the images in this blog:
>http://www.dpreview.com/articles/1304360703/breaking-the-rules/3 ,
>I read: "I was inspired to create thi
Oh, well. Thanks for sharing you too, P. J.
"P. J. Alling" wrote:
>Stuff it Bob, Keep this off the list.
>
>On 11/6/2012 10:39 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
>> Looks like Obama is back as US President.
>>
>> Romney, the challenger, had some serious problems.
>> 1. He is so rich that didn't relate to t
Thanks for sharing, Bob.
Jostein
Bob Sullivan wrote:
>Looks like Obama is back as US President.
>
>Romney, the challenger, had some serious problems.
>1. He is so rich that didn't relate to the average 'Joe in the
>street.' ($250 million personal wealth)
>2. To get the nomination, he swung to th
Good to hear from you Ann. Hope your cornea mends well. And fingers crossed for
a swift mend to the rest; both you and the city.
J.
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>Got power back last night around 6 pm..
>stories to follow photos to follow but
>in the course of things I managed to wound my right eye
>hav
I have for sale the following:
645 A* 300mm f/4 in bargain condition. Cosmetic dents to the metal tube. Glass
is pristine, and has been cleaned by authorised Pentax serviceman in Norway for
the sale.
Sold because of redundancy.
645 A 120mm f/4 macro. In very good condition. Sold because of redun
I partly agree with Paul. What you could gain, though, is to match matte screen
focus with the hexagonal AF indicator.
I believe you can only match one MF lens, since all MF lenses look the same to
the camera eletronics.
Jostein
Paul Stenquist wrote:
>I think the only way one could adjust fo
A guy called Falk Lumo has concluded that Pentax' system is only efficient up
to about 200mm focal length. Iirc, he did his testing in the K20-D era.
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
>On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Brian Walters
> wrote:
>> Interesting article that uses a K-5 and a Sigma 50-500 mm HSM
dobe. Thus minimal basic
>hierarchy is in folder structure. Call that a skeleton if you will.
>
>Boris
>
>On 10/21/2012 11:12 AM, AlunFoto - Jostein Øksne wrote:
>> In my humble opinion it is not a good idea in the long run to use
>> descriptive terms like "family album
but in practice I find that I'm very happy with
the way Lightroom deals with this issue.
Jostein
Bob W wrote:
>> From: PDML [mailto:pdml-boun...@pdml.net] On Behalf Of AlunFoto -
>> Jostein Øksne
>>
>> In my humble opinion it is not a good idea in the long run to us
In my humble opinion it is not a good idea in the long run to use descriptive
terms like "family album" in folder names. That's what keywords are for in the
first place. I think it better to use the folder names to establish chronology
only.
Hierarchical keywords is a blessing. :-)
Jostein
Bori
Assuming that the respective OSes can address an equal amount of RAM?
steve harley wrote:
>on 2012-10-06 16:13 Larry Colen wrote
>>
>> On Oct 6, 2012, at 3:09 PM, steve harley wrote:
>>
>>> on 2012-10-06 6:35 John Sessoms wrote
I think LightRoom and Photoshop are more sensitive to the amou
Hehe. That makes the possibilities for misunderstandings all the better,
doesn't it? :-)
Mark Roberts wrote:
>Jostein Øksne wrote:
>
>>If keywords are checked to propagate on export, you will expose
>>your way of thinking about your photos to the recipient.
>
>I don't believe this is possible,
I edit my 645D raw files on a computer from 2008. It has a 2,4 GHz quad-core
with 16 GB RAM and a low-end GPU (some fanless ATI).
Hardly snappy, but certainly tolerable for LR 4.2 performance.
Btw, Adobe has been pestered in forums for several months over an issue with
hierarchical keywords. I j
What Brian said.
If you prefer command-line interfaces, there is also exiftool, of course. :-)
J.
Brian Walters wrote:
>
>Quoting "J.C. O'Connell" :
>
>> Can anyone recommend an application for viewing exif data in my
>images
>> coming off the istDS? I want to check the shutter counter.
>
>
>Pho
Hm...
The things they had committed to introduce in 2012 have materialised, so their
status have changed. Other than that it seems pretty non-committal to me.
Hopefully it will be firmed up at the next international fair. Maybe at the
next PMA?
Jostein
Igor Roshchin wrote:
>
>
>I am surprised
Hmmm... That was possibly the lamest pun ever. But seriously, a rumor that
claims the name Q10? Doesn't sound very likely to me...
"AlunFoto - Jostein Øksne" wrote:
>Q10, eh?
>Bet that will become ubiquitous bar none. :-)
>
>Darren Addy wrote:
>
>>http:
Q10, eh?
Bet that will become ubiquitous bar none. :-)
Darren Addy wrote:
>http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/pentax-news-rumors/198154-new-pentax-q-2012-a.html
>Yay!
>
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Stan Halpin wrote:
>
>On Aug 31, 2012, at 10:04 AM, Steven Desjardins wrote:
>
>> The Fourth Geometry Meeting? What's the point?
>>
>Everybody there will have his own angle on things.
Many of the discussions will probably be tangential to the agenda too.
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If I Ricoh correctly, he fancies some of their optics, at least.
Have a great day, Godfrey.
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
>
>On 8/26/2012 08:05, Steven Desjardins wrote:
>> Happy Birthday.
>Ditto with a capital H B
>
> Buy yourself another Leica !!!
>
>Do you think he would lika to do that?
>
>ann
>>
Does that, in any way, apply to any electronic products apart from Pentax? :-)
"Daniel J. Matyola" wrote:
>Using microsoft products is not much of an improvement over over two
>tin cans and a string.
>Dan Matyola
>http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/danieljmatyola
>
>> For myself, I'll go back to
Lol!
Knowing the extent and nature of mr. Pratchett's authorship adds a world of
magic to that observation...
John Francis wrote:
>On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 04:35:11AM -0700, Larry Colen wrote:
>> I ran across this amusing description of Canada on the MGs mailing
>list.
>>
>> Begin forwarded me
Malawi is an amazing little country. If you find time for yourself at all, you
HAVE to visit the underwater national park in Lake Malawi. There's a place
called Cape Maclear, North of Monkey Bay (after memory...), where there are
scubadiving routes with guides to all the mbuna fish you can find.
Do I think too much gear hinders creativity?
To be honest I have no idea. Because who's to say how much is too much?
And who's to say which is more creative; to apply the tool with the best specs
for a particular job, or to get surprisingly good results with a less
prestigious tool?
Igor Rosh
"AlunFoto - Jostein Øksne" wrote:
>A shoal of shags?
>
>mike wilson wrote:
>
>>On 04/08/2012 14:04, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>>> a plethora of petunias
>>>
>>> then is it a
>>>
>>> concord of cormorants?
>>>
A shoal of shags?
mike wilson wrote:
>On 04/08/2012 14:04, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>> a plethora of petunias
>>
>> then is it a
>>
>> concord of cormorants?
>>
>>
>
>More a phlight of Phalocracorax
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I don't know if my impression of USA is accurate, but it comes across to here
as offering no legal protection against slander to any person that is deemed,
by some apparently magical consensus, to be a "public person". Seems no less
worthy of a medal to me.
John Sessoms wrote:
>British Police
Wow...
The first thing that went through my mind was that this criminalize stupidity
in a public space. I can't see much good coming from that. :-(
"Daniel J. Matyola" wrote:
>I find this very strange. Is offensive tweeting really a crime in
>Britain? While the tweeter appears to be a jerk,
http://alunfoto.blogspot.no/2012/07/simons-kayak.html
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That's far better than anything I could have built! Respect.
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Tim Bray wrote:
>I am sort of ham-handed and physically unskilled; the only things I
>normally create are software, prose, and photographs. But in an
>unaccustomed fit of carpenterial energy, I built a table for our
>cabin, an
The picture of the sailboat has a wonderful mood.
The wine, in moderate amounts, may help to hold the 400mm steady. :-)
Jostein
Tim Bray wrote:
>Two masts, four sails, sun from behind: http://goo.gl/iDw5b
>
>There was another boat, and the an amusing visual narrative:
>http://goo.gl/pBLFx
>
>Th
http://alunfoto.blogspot.no/2012/07/orphaned-foreldrels.html
Life isn't fair. Not to this chick anyway.
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I agree with Paul. The shadow control looks like HDR, but the burned-out clouds
certainly doesn't. :-)
Paul Stenquist wrote:
>Could be HDR. But I think that level of dynamic range can be achieved
>with more conventional RAW conversion tools, such as "fill," curves
>adjustments and perhaps some
http://alunfoto.blogspot.no/2012/07/windy-days.html
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a direct image link from my cellphone browser yet.
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/07/a-view-to-lofoten.html
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And wonderfully captured, they are. Thanks for sharing, Christine. Now I
_really_ wish I could have been there.
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Christine Aguila wrote:
>Here's a quick collection of our wonderfully photogenic UK PDMLers.
>Enjoy! Cheers, Christine
>
>
>http://www.caguila.com/englandukpdmlers/
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A little dejavu here, Frank.
Your post to the list came to my inbox just as I turned back from a walk on the
local beach! :-)
Water temp is lower here tho, and no people.
Nice catch. Likes: +1. :-)
frank theriault wrote:
>Kind of falls into the "I don't know why I like it but I do" category.
>
Darren Addy wrote:
>I wonder what the Sigma EX 28mm f1.8 would do reversed on the front of
>that F100? It has a 77mm filter size. H.
This actually works: http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/display/6476072
:-)
One issue you might run into with the 28mm is vignetting, but that shouldn't
s
That's actually a very _good_ question...
I've seen many different descriptions. Reversal ring, reversing ring, reverse
adapter, male-male stepring, reverse coupling ring...
It's a complete mess. Most of the time, the thing people have in mind is an
adapter with a filter thread on one side and a
Mark's macro work has been and is good inspiration.
But you make it sound as if I bought equipment for the sake of besting him...
:-)
I think it was around 2006 I started to play with the 645 optics for macro.
IIRC, Mike Wilson has a picture of me applying gaffertape to couple two lenses
togeth
My wife will kill me for saying this, but ending up as a macro flash diffuser
has to be Tupperware nirvana. :-)
steve harley wrote:
>
>i was thinking a ring of fiber batting might do it; or two rings of
>polarizing
>material so i could adjust it; i probably won't usually want full power
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before I get any further. :-(
Guess I'll just put the whole issue on the back burner. At least until
autumn when the nights go dark enough for stargazing again.
Jostein
2012/6/7 AlunFoto :
> For the record I've put up a pic of the details on the mount h
Darren Addy wrote:
> I'm curious what eyepieces you got with it? (Brand and focal length)
I got the two original Pentax eyepieces, a 6mm orthoscopic and a 20mm kellner.
> I can't answer your question directly, but pics would help and I'd
> recommend asking in an astronomy/astrophotography forum.
A couple of weeks ago I got a cellphone text from a relative, whose in-law
family had decided to donate a telescope to a more interested owner. Since the
brand name on said piece of equipment was Pentax, they thought of me.
So now I'm the happy if somewhat incredulous owner of a Pentax-75 EDHF
R
Chiming in late here. Just realised that mail-archive.com is making a
duplicate archive of our proceedings, but without the bandwidth
restriction.
The front element of the K-500 is pretty big, so buying a filter for
it will be very expensive. IIRC, there's no filter tray on the lens,
but possible t
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/05/flying-squirrel.html
The List Archive has currently exceeded its bandwidth limits for the
month, so if anyone comments I won't see it just yet... :-)
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Thanks for looking, folks. Responses interspersed:
Steve Desjardins wrote:
> Excellent photo!! What camera and lens?
K-5 + DA* 60-250/4. One guy on another forum jumped the conclusion it
must be 645D because the aspect ratio is 4/3. I just thought it fit
the composition better than the full 3/2.
Long link:
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Shortened: http://turl.no/k8b
Wrapped in blog mush here:
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/04/tame-or-wild.html
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Fun shot! er.. shots..
> who is the giant standing there?
> I say giant, because I imagine the lights to be far in the distance and
> on the heads of the skiers... so the figure looks out of proportion.
> ann
2012/4/13 AlunFoto :
> One from last February, when there was
One from last February, when there was snow... :-)
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/04/xc-skiing-trail.html
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2012/4/5 AlunFoto :
> I have an IR sensitive TrophyCam placed at an interesting den. Collected two
> months' worth of captures today and found a lot of nightly activity. :-)
>
> http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/04/some-more-nightly-action.html
>
I have an IR sensitive TrophyCam placed at an interesting den. Collected two
months' worth of captures today and found a lot of nightly activity. :-)
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Rick Womer wrote:
> I switched to Lightroom 3 mostly for its superior noise reducing
> abilities. I've been very happy with it.
> Looking through the features of LR4, I'm not seeing anything
> compelling. Am I missing something?
Hard to tell. People are compelled by different things. :-)
Person
A bush of Red Elderberries near our house has decided to dare the early spring.
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/03/first-leaves.html
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Thanks for viewing and commenting, all of you.
As said in the blog, this critter surprised us by parading our kitchen
table at breakfast. I transferred it to the twig and brought it into
the living room where I set up a black bag as background, and used the
sunlight through the window to light the
Thanks for looking and commenting.
I was unaware of the other meaning of the word "coot", so thanks Bruce... :-)
What Dan describes is exactly what drew me to this image. Glad you
guys saw that too. As to luck in exercise; I believe some luck drips
on anyone that cares to do exercise. Wildlife pho
Thanks for viewing and commenting, all of you. What Bob says is pretty
much what I concentrated on. Glad to hear it comes across.
Jostein
Bruce Walker wrote:
> A gorgeous image! I really like that.
Bob Sullivan wrote:
> Lovely photo. The backlighting on the fuzzy bud shows off
> the detail exce
Hm...
I see that dpReview has timed the announcement to general
availability. Wonder what the problem with that lens has been. Will
query my pusher over the week-end. Ten months' delay between first and
second deliveries is quite substantial...
I wrote:
> Well that was about time for dpReview. The
Well that was about time for dpReview. They're about one year amiss on
the launch date. :-)
Had my paws on one over here in June last year. Lovely beast, but
heavy and big. Just like its price tag... :-(
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> I have a mix of exporting and non-exporting keywords and have not
> noticed any difference in handling in LR4, or in the export options
> for new keywords. Can you be more specific about what has
> changed?
When one keyword in a hierarchy is excluded from export, it also
excl
It appears that Adobe has done something odd or even stupid to the
support for hierarchical keywords in LR 4. In earlier versions, one
could mix and match various options to tailor which keywords got
exported with an image file. In v4, some of these have been switched
off. Alledgedly for "privacy r
Hi Christine,
I'm working on a project to record the works of my great granddad, to
be represented in an exhibition in Lofoten in June. It's as Peter
says, colour is critical. I use a grey card thingy from Lastolite to
shoot a reference shot, and then adjust WB in post. According to the
printer guy
Another pic from this week.
In context: http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/03/coot-dive-rehearsal.html
Image only: http://turl.no/jvf
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Thanks Godfrey!
Not perfect, but it certainly saves me a fair bit of work :-)
After switching, I lose some adjustments when LR updates the metadata
from file. From a quick glance I fortunately get to keep at least
Basic and Detail settings. Cropping is reset, tho. I suspect the
whole-image adjustm
Guys&gals, I need to pick your brains a little...
I have lots of images in my archive taken with A-series lenses. They
appear in LR as shot with "A series lens".
Recently, however, I figured out how to use Exiftool to actually
insert the right nomenclature into the DNG-file, like "smc Pentax-A*
20
I thought the GoPro was all the rage for that sort of thing nowadays... :-)
http://gopro.com/cameras/hd-surf-hero-camera/
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At five hundred dollars, I'd go for one of these:
http://www.baselineequipment.com/home/bec/page_677_352/dutch_hill_tripod_carbon_fiber_legs.html
I've had a similar 'pod in aluminium from Sachtler for more than 10
years. Probably the best photographic investment I ever made.
Jostein
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http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/02/sima-and-ray.html
Shot in 2009, while visiting Mike Wilson and family.
Jostein
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Finally got around to play with the fluffy white stuff again. :-)
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/02/snow-crystal.html
It's tricky to make the crystals look really glassy and transparent,
and yet display a bit of colour. This is one of the best I got today.
It seems that for each bout of snowy
> Larry Colen wrote:
> I've never seen an athlete that has feathers before.
> Is this a Norway thing?
Dunno...
Would you wrestle a bald eagle?
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Larry Colen wrote:
> In a related note, I'm curious about how you compare the
> K-5 with the 645D. I realize that it's kind of like comparing
> a Miata (Mx5, Eunos) with a Corvette, but I'm curious about
> which situations each of them excel in. Also, what conditions
> does it take for the perfor
http://alunfoto.blogspot.com/2012/01/auroras.html
Shot in the same place as the previous batch.
Cheers,
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Underpaid N. Overpentaxed wrote:
> They're there; as usual it is just a matter of reducing
> your footprint to match your environment, except this
> time literally.
Go for high heels. They give smaller prints for the same foot.
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Hey now,
Don't hold me responsible for whatever Nikonians do with their "two
underkommandojoysticker - one for each of the grips"...
Jostein
Larry Colen wrote:
> Let me point this out now, before everyone else on the
> list is compelled to:
> The shutter is made of carbon fiber, and is tested to
A Norwegian camera-testing website (www.akam.no) has had a peek at the
Nikon D4, and writes (in my translation):
"It's no surprise the D4 is solidly built - Nikon's pro models always
were - but with the D4 they've been meticulous almost to a Pentaxian
level."
:-)
Article Google gibberized here:
Annsan wrote:
> Jostein, in your hands a 2mg darkside P&S from the dark ages would
> produce yummy images. 3 and , Um, I think 6 are ones I like best
> surprised to see the "HDR" - but then you know how to control it
> or the camera does.
> gabble appreciated - doesn't look like this camera needs
Doug Franklin wrote:
> So, that's US$2,600, no hard drives.
> You can drop down to the quad core CPU (save $300 on the CPU and
> probably $100 more on the mobo), change the 256GB system drive for a
> duplicate of the 60GB drive (save $150), go with an 850W power supply
> (save $150) which is still
I did some research a month ago. Here's what I would have chosen then,
if I had the money:
Box: Xigmatek Elysium Big Tower Black.
Reason: Nice and roomy.
PSU: Corsair AX 1200W PSU ATX 12V V2.31, 80 Plus Gold, Modular, 6x
6+2-pin PCIe, 16x SATA
Reason: Modular and with lots of SATA contacts. You c
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