ver that window.
Get enough fabric and make yourself some big, stand up reflectors as well.
I made a 4x6 foot reflector using copper plumbing pipe, and used a
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You have a beautiful, natural light source there, take advantage of it.
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s really little, but it didn't draw me in the way I hoped it would.
I think because it's too small, and the lens is too big.
I like viewfinders, and I'd like the Q a lot more if it had one.
I'd even settle for an EVF, as much as I loath them.
Other than that, it seems like a ni
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Thanks. A little girl talk always helps!
I feel dirty now.
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f the tonality of the print.
I also noted that the crosses in the graveyard were just a smidge out of
focus
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k, and left the
position open.
If you think you are qualified for the job, I suppose you could have it,
I haven't seen all that many people vying for it..
I didn't think it paid well, but there was, sometimes, a certain amount
of satisfaction.
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On 20/09/2011 9:43 AM, Tom C wrote:
LOL. I like you, is that redeeming enough? :-)
Fine. We can still be friends.
Tom C. (ALL my work is derivative)
What utter bullshit. Your work is some of the most original and non
derivative work I've seen.
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Dammit Bob, does this mean I have to revert back to being the list dickweed?
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Five (!) years later he bought a new Buick.
Apparently he didn't really need a new car.
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"spread out".
She's probably right.
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f.
The monochrome needs to be cropped to more or less square, and then it
works.
,mark.
One cannot try to see the same way with B&W as one does with colour and
expect to get good black and white.
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. You don't need to do the physical
calibration for GPS tagging at least, you just need to do it for
astrotracing, if I am not mistaken.
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buildings. If there is too much metal, it gets lost.
It's eerie though, the first time you plug coordinates into Google Earth
and it points at exactly where you were standing.
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then your camera is no longer small.
Sorry for stating the obvious!
Have you looked at a NEX with any lens mounted?
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it's not much
On 08/09/2011 3:16 PM, P. J. Alling wrote:
On 9/8/2011 3:38 PM, William Robb wrote:
On 08/09/2011 1:25 PM, Sam L wrote:
Yet I have never seen anything quite as retarded. It is a little
bit like mounting a race engine to a bicycle.
If you bought the Q, you wanted a small camera. If you
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Sorry for stating the obvious!
Have you looked at a NEX with any lens mounted?
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On 08/09/2011 3:08 AM, Dario Bonazza wrote:
What if Aussies go to Canada?
We teach them about beer and barbecuing.
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nd they are the newest thing, which makes them
attractive to marketers and people who buy based on hype rather than
function.
My only hope is that they can make a decent EVF (they are still crap)
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I wonder what it would cost to make one, and how much of a market there would
be for them.
It's easier to just do a green screen.
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http://flavorwire.com/205957/captivating-photographs-of-punk-hobos-and-
hippie-squaters
great stuff, thanks. What's that rat-like thing?
B
The entree.
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On 25/08/2011 11:34 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Touché. :)
Well, I suppose a Rolex gives a hundred times more bang for the buck
than my Timex.
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posted some sample images from the Q on the Japanese website that look
pretty darned good.
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ergonomic"?
How new and improved is that.
I'm thinking that this is a signal that Sony is dropping SLR cameras
going forward and if you want to use your Maxxum mount lenses (did they
change the name to Alpha?) then you will have to buy one of these
monstrosities.
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I agree with that, but it's not "almost". Lenses should have a much
longer life expectancy than bodies, and I don't think that's changed
over the decades.
That is, unless you are Canon.
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1985.
What a ridiculous piece of bodge.
The wankers at Sony have contracted Naegleria fowleri.
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don't know if they were ever made for Pentax.
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null and void if my vehicle
is stolen because I left the keys in the ignition, and I am financially
responsible for any damages done with said vehicle.
And before you say get a different insurer, it is a standard clause in
every auto insurance policy here.
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stellar high ISO performance of the K5 (something that has to be
experienced to believe), but both the Kx and Kr are very good little
cameras.
30ºC today. Hardly frozen.
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and then killed half a dozen
times a day.
The problem with these things is that because of the way they price
batteries in Canada, once the battery stops working, the tool has pretty
much had it as well.
Those 18 volt batteries are over $100.00 each.
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On 13/08/2011 11:35 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Looks good! Wow - cordless saw in one hand and cordless driver in the
other. You can cut and screw all at the same time...
Looks like Ryobi tools, so he can probably do neither :).
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pistol in a holster.
Before that, I had always felt more or less safe in your country, but
after that, I was always a bit wary travelling in the USA.
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I wish someone would come up with an easy way of avoiding these white
sun sunsets.
HDR is your friend
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I believe I'm just a little bit less bright than the default setting,
This explains much.
HAR!
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inute walk from that spot.
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On 06/08/2011 2:35 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
Well done, Tom! You'll have ISO 80 available with the K-5. Noted by someone
recently as a benefit to the astro photog.
I think that and the astrotracer function of the GPS will be very useful
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Very nice images by all! One of the best PUG's yet in my opinion!
Bill Robb, is your neighborhood that flat everywhere? Wow!
Yeah, it's pretty flat here.
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ee if you can make it
go away.
If this is the first stuck pixel you've had, you have been very lucky.
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On 03/08/2011 9:22 PM, John Francis wrote:
An Eye1 doesn't exactly qualify as "cheap", though.
Was that one of the criteria?
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still have one of their lab units around somewhere, so I went with a
brand I knew as one who knows colour.
I expect they are all good.
My spell checker wants to make your name Rhinoceros...
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d password would be "Pentax"
A better one would be "NikonSucks"
A better one still would be "3NikonBoysSuck7ToadBottomsfor9CanonShooters"
The latter would be very hard to crack.
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than is necessary.
Sometimes Planning can be kinda vague (Dear, can we build a second story
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On 02/08/2011 7:39 AM, Boris Liberman wrote:
A drink is on me.
Clumsy, Boris, and wasteful. The drink is supposed to go in you.
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On 02/08/2011 7:41 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
I didn't think this sort of thing was possible for Mac users.
Phishing, trojans and password-cracking are now by far the most common
exploits and they're pretty much OS-agnostic.
I know. I was teasing Paul.
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On 02/08/2011 7:03 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
pnstenqu...@comcast.net wrote:
Salute! I'm quite happy with the results. And what about you? [spam site]
Uh-oh - someone's email has been compromised.
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posed aggregate concrete driveway and patio.
I built a new back landing on Saturday, and now am moving on to new
fences between us and the neighbours on both sides.
I'd have rather just built a new shed...
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This one is much better, actually, not that any of them are any good.
http://focustestchart.com/focus21.pdf
Scroll down to page 18 and print it off.
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ird has to have a 90º angle
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you need to dial in a lens, go and find yourself a brick wall or
something (I use a clock face), and do a focus ring around using a focus
distance that is closer to normal than what these bogus focus charts
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On 29/07/2011 9:54 PM, Joseph McAllister wrote:
That's great Bob!
The problem with floating downstream on acid is the waterfall you KNOW is
somewhere ahead.
Acid took a lot of planning. Otherwise, it was yer basic clusterfuck.
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t comes in just fine, so
it isn't the camera corrupting the file, it's happening during my
Lightroom import.
Is this a sign that I should be getting a new card reader, or something
more sinister (like I pissed off St Ansel's ghost or some such)?
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How did I miss that?!?
Norm?
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On 23/07/2011 3:04 PM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
I knew you meant drivers :-)
and yes! yellow question mark is there ---
right over the second line that says "USB Mass storage device"
So whats my next move?
Uninstall it and let Windows find it and reinstall it.
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On 21/07/2011 1:40 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
Bill,
I like it the way it is.
Nice image!
Thanks Bob. I appreciate that.
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it was 43ºC with the humidity factored in. Our heatwave seems
to have broken, at least briefly, and we are only 22ºC today.
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On 21/07/2011 11:36 AM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
On 7/21/2011 12:59, William Robb wrote:
On 20/07/2011 8:27 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I paid the guy five bucks to take his photo. He wasn't being taken
advantage of. He earned some money.
That you paid him, and that perhaps Shel didn&
g on how I tend to butcher things, just the act of taking the
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re, with the exception of using the double exposure to secure
what the camera couldn't do in one.
I should probably boost the gamma in the mushroom layer a bit, but it
made a very nice print on my wall, and I'm pretty much done with the
file so I probably won't.
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for example:
http://pug.komkon.org/LX_Gallery/Gallery_index.html
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r seem able to rise out of the gutters of
street photography.
I suspect that what is important is to not put on a dog and pony show
and expect to get images of people who are not affected by your presence.
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HAR!!!
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ectual distance, not
physical distance, which is what Capa was talking about (and probably
what got him killed).
I find if I am not at least somewhat intellectually connected to my
subject, my pictures are complete crap rather than just mostly crap.
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n the Mona Lisa (just to pick one old chestnut). Or is
that not an example of a great artist?
I also think the greatest artists know when not to create a distance
from their subjects, but I freely admit to knowing absolutely nothing
about art history, or even art for that matter.
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hstanding, it is still an HDR image.
Sorry Ann, that you found it boring. Most of the people I show it to
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http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrphoto/hdrshroom.html
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On 18/07/2011 8:20 AM, Darren Addy wrote:
Their motto: "Home of the Holy Donuts with the heavenly taste."
"Home of Day Olds and Bad Coffee
We have Robin's Donuts out west, much better.
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On 18/07/2011 12:18 AM, Anthony Farr wrote:
The transition from focused to unfocused image seems very abrupt and arbitrary.
It looks like they have some work to do on that particular filter. OTOH,
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cost of necessities allows one to see what is left over
for frivolities.
If you are fortunate enough to not be on a need to know basis with that
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On 15/07/2011 2:17 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
If our politicians don't get on with a debt ceiling compromise,
I'll actively work to recall them.
Thou, too, sail on, O Ship of State!
Sail on, O Union, strong and great!
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something horrifyingly offensive. :-)
I was doing that 10 or so years ago when some image bank was mining the
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using 60 year old technology to tell
it when to fire is more reliable than what was made last week, but there
you have it.
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Morris,
I do have to agree.
Lucas electrical systems are rubbish.
Lucas: the prince of darkness.
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which I think he dropped after a couple of issues. It worked out that
doing business with Mike is pretty expensive.
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about being whiners. I suppose that is where the grown ups go after they
have recieved their mail order degrees in whinability.
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illegal
and it turns out that Americans don't want to do farm labour, and so
crops are rotting in the fields of states like Florida, Georgia, Arizona.
And we'll all pay more for food because of it.
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Enjoy your fireworks and all.
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remarkably good condition.
Two years working in a lumber yard has done wonders for me.
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reading of 210/160 is a very bad thing.
We've got it under control now, and I actually feel better for it.
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On 02/07/2011 8:15 PM, Steven Desjardins wrote:
Stop voting for Republicans. (;-)
Wiser words I have not seen. :)
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worrying about it but find it more of an annoyance. I
have taken what I consider a nice photo today and I have very little wiggle
room to correct it in PP.
A temporary fix would be to crop a smidge on the loose side.
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e a tripod, you should be considering one as your very
nect photographic purchase.
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misinformed.
Good point.
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On 01/07/2011 11:07 PM, David Savage wrote:
The light is deliberately harsh. Was aiming more for contemporary
fashion rather than glamour fashion look.
I'm so stuck in the 80's.
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but I like
carrying the 35 more, and it is very sharp. I've been using the 43 a
lot. It's pretty special on the K5.
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On 01/07/2011 12:39 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
Anyone seen a decent electronically produced image in a mirrorless viewfinder?
Nope, they still Hoover. I was so attracted to that little Fuji
rangefinder until I turned on the electronic viewfinder.
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On 01/07/2011 11:18 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Oh, I fully expect to be rewarded with humiliation
You haven't bought much gear lately, have you
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sort of way is what has made the division attractive to Ricoh.
Hopefully, we will be rewarded for our patience with the humiliation.
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he is on a
rear lit Plexiglas sweep., which are a lot of fun to light with gels.
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Quebecois would appreciate the sentiment or not,
they seem, overall, a quite unappreciative lot.
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ainly wasn't prior to the buy out.
Personally, I think Ricoh is a better fit from a photographers POV than
Hoya for a camera making company.
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