was more easily seen.
Not fine art, just snapshots for the curious.
As I write this it's snowing again. Another 8-12 inches is predicted over
today and tomorrow. Getting to work tomorrow should be interesting.
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Earlier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote They have been around for a long time as a
vehicle to build retailer margins... Don't ever purchase them!
On the other hand, I bought my son a pretty good laptop computer just
before he left for college from a major mail-order computer maker with a
3 year
Earlier Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked for pointers towards
sharpening methods that can be used with Picture Window Pro.
Bruce:
If you're using the latest version of Picture Window Pro you'll have the
Advanced Sharpen function on the Transformation menu.
Go to http://www.dl-c.com/ -
Earlier Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The only thing
about moving to the istd is that I'd probably want/need to upgrade
Photoshop to CS ...
Shel -
I don't have an alternative is you want to upgrade Photoshop CS, but I'm
pretty sure you don't need to make the upgrade.
My bargain
Earlier Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote a few things about
various software
Shel
The PS Raw plug in is great, the only drawback is you need Photoshop CS,
and CS requires Windows XP or one of the later Mac versions. I can't
remember which. Good excuse to upgrade though.
Asset
Several people posted confusing definitions of USB and USB Hi-speed. The
real story can be found here:
http://www.usb.org/info/usb_nomenclature
Extremely abbreviated version:
The USB Hi-Speed logo indicates the device ...supports the Hi-Speed USB
data transfer rate of 480 Mb/s...
The USB
My work flow is just about like Cotty's. I have the contact sheets,
negatives and original CD's filed, by date, in binders. A second set of
CD's is used as an additional backup. Another copy is on a USB attached
external hard drive for convenience.
Originally I kept track of this stuff by
From one Crusty old Fart to a couple of others:
First thing I did with my Auto-focus cameras was put them in the spot focus
mode. When set to spot they focus on an area in the center of the screen
very similar to the way I used the micro-prism on the old Spotmatic.
Old dogs can sometimes
In response to:
Anyone that has seen some statistics on the viewing media for images
taken with digital cameras ? I mean, what would be the percents of
images viewed:
a) on computer monitors
b) as home made inkjet prints
c) as lab prints
At a recent neighborhood party -
3 people had
Dave wrote: You'd be spending more money on a new digital camera every 5
years...
Herb wrote: ...they aren't designed to last more than 5 years at most...
I'm guessing I'll be buying a new digital SLR every 5 years or so even if
they are built like tanks and the body still work just fine.
Marnie said: ...considering how many pictures I take (not that many right
now), I think I can hold off...
I carried a small point and shoot film camera in my coat pocket or brief
case for at least a couple of years. I bought the Optio S just a few
months ago. I noticed this morning that, in
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Most of the photos were shot with the DA 21. A few were shot with the
70 and 10-17. All of the metadata is available if you choose to
display it.
Here's the link
http://www.georgesphotos.net/Street-Scenes/2009-Worldwide-Photowalk-Omaha/10899564_CE52X/1/760878999_nuabK
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been treated fairly by both companies.
Fair disclosure - For the most part I'm just a Rockbrook customer, but
after doing business with them for decades, I teach a Saturday morning
class for them about three times a year.
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it checked out.
Here's a closeup of the damage. Don't look if you're squeamish.
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David -
There is a lot of info in the previous replies and I'm not sure what I
have to add helps, but this is on a slightly different topic. I'm
only bringing this up because you mentioned shots looking sharp in
other editors, but not looking sharp in photoshop.
In photoshop versions before
The AF button can be put to use in different ways.
1) On the K20D it can be useful if you're in the Live View Mode.
Pressing the AF button pops the mirror back down, focuses the lens,
then reverts to mirror up so you're back in live view. Touching the
shutter button actually takes a photo. I
Another option is to set the autofocus mode to continuous and set the
AF button to cancel AF. This will give you a way to lock in a
specific autofocus while in the AF.C mode. Seems counter intuitive,
but it could be useful in some cases. GS
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Tell the young man that he's off to a great start. I'm anxious to do
the same with my oldest grandson as soon as he's just a bit older. GS
On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 3:35 PM, Christine Aguila
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Not responding to Mark - just tagging on here:
I don't think 99% of non-pro or extemely enthusiastic amateur comera
buyers have the slightest idea that there is more than one size of
sensor.
I don't think that the sensor size even crosses their mind.
Just my opinion.
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run through animoto, uploaded to Smugmug and run though their
automatic transcoder. So, don't get excited about image quality, just
enjoy the show.
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There are a few other people in the world with the same name as mine.
I have a Google Alert set up to notify me whenever George Sinos pops
up on the web. A side effect of this is that every time I post to the
list, it get an email from Google Alert as soon as the message hits
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My neighbor seems to be getting into the Spirit of the season early.
http://georges.posterous.com/halloween-starts-early
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There are flat iron buildings in several cities. Here's the one in
downtown Omaha, NE.
This was a quick shot through a conference room window taken while
waiting for the start of a conference call.
Shot with a cell phone. Do you suppose Hoya/Pentax supplied the lens?
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That's the vignette filter from the iphone version of photoshop. I
hope it masks the big, ugly, roof-top air conditioner! gs
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George Sinos wrote:
There are flat iron buildings in several cities. Here's the one
looking for something easy to use.
I find it ineresting that they offer to automatically cross post to
other services such as blogger, twitter, facebook, and several others.
Just sharing my experience, I have no connection to the site other than user.
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That's the vignette filter from the iphone version of photoshop. I
hope it masks the big, ugly, roof-top air conditioner! gs
The whole scene looks like a scale model photographed with a macro lens.
It's a very interesting effect.
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I was thinking about using the AC unit to play with the interval
shooting mode. Kind of suprised to see the K-7 takes the same ac
adaptor as the k20/k10. For some unknown reason I was expecting a
change. GS
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there to shoot the Lineworker's rodeo. Those photos are here:
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2010/5/10 Ralf R. Radermacher fotor...@gmx.de
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As for the oddities of Auto - a lot of the camera makers disable a
variety of features in auto. They feel they are protecting their
customers from accidentally changing settings that would give them
worse than average photos.
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On Wed
Sometimes the most mundane can be turned interesting by the play of
light and shadow.
This is what caught my attention. www.crankygreek.com
OK, so this was snapped with my phone. We'll pretend they bought the
lens from Pentax.
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Pepper No. 30 was already taken. I guess it will have to be Toothbrush No. 1
gs
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Sometimes the most mundane can be turned
of discounts
that come with that. Right now, you get 15% Adobe products, free
shipping on orders from BH and Adorama, and many others. Well worth
the price if you're going to take advantage of the benefits. NAPP is
at photoshopuser.com
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handling. But I am listening to
the Lightroom course on Kelby training and remember the instructor
making that statement.
gs
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bright, too dark, etc.
I'm working from memory here, so the names of the tags may be slightly
different. And, from my limited experience, the tags aren't 100
percent accurate.
I've often wondered how much of the lightroom catalog code may be
based on the PE organizer code.
gs
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to summarize in a
short post. I'd encourage any that is interested, and certainly
anyone that experiences the problem, to get a copy of this issue and
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the money.
The instructors are people like Joe McNally, David Zisser and others.
The new classes on taking high school portraits are very good basic
lighting courses.
The price is discounted for NAPP members.
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I don't know about bio-hazards, but I can understand that heavy
smoking could bring premature electronic failure,
The gunk from smoke collects on everything. It's a sticky goo that
attracts and traps dust. This coats the electronics causing higher
than normal heat buildup and failure of the
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the circular image projected by a lens.
http://www.shortcourses.com/use/using5-2.html
Once they see this, they get it pretty quick.
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a 12mm lens on APS
predictability. These old
units are workhorses and are still being sold because they work so well.
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I'm not sure which order is more profitable for the seller. Where does the
photo center make it's money these days? Is it sheer volume?
Just curious.
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There are also predictions from execs of Olympus, Delkin, Konica-Minolta,
Canon, Kodak, and Sony.
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During the week of September 11, 2006 the owners of the Woodman Tower
in Omaha, Nebraska created a memorial to those lost in the destruction
of the World Trade Center.
Flags were displayed on the East and West Faces of the building and
spotlights projected twin beams into the sky.
The display
Doug - are they truly darker or are the colors more saturated?
The increased saturation from the polarizer could make them seem darker.
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Howdy, folks,
I'm still in the process of culling and post
Shel -
I think we fundamentally agree on the impact of the subject, but
having tried to get a similar shot (and failed) I have to compiment
John's technical skills.
It seems I've never had the right combination of location, weather and
available time to get a good clean shot.
See you later, gs
JCO - I guessing that your frustration is the basis for the strong
idiots statement.
Frankly, I don't see a lot of difference between program, Av, and Tv.
I see it as a choose the type of convenience that works for you.
See you later, gs
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On 10/8/06, J. C. O'Connell
JCO -
I think I finally get what you're saying. It's the open aperature meetering.
I guess coming from the old screw-mount, stop-down meeting paradigm,
even though I've had a couple of more recent auto-bodies, the
open-aperture part never registered in my mind.
See you later, gs
like you are by choosing the aperture setting. BIG
KEY DIFFERENCE.
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If Pentax can add the feature without any compromise to newer more
useful features, without adding anything to the weight, size or power
consumption, and without adding anything to the cost, it's OK with me.
Just for fun, take a look at this article from Jakob Nielson, the web
design guru:
Since I said that it would be desireable only if it didn't raise the
cost, weight or displace other more useful features I'd actually have
to say no to highly desireable.
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It might just depend on where you hang out.
About eighty to ninety percent of the people taking my community ed.
classes are women. Most are mothers in their mid-twenties to
mid-forties.
The series of classes that just ended, for example was made up of
eight women and one retired guy.
He had a
Just tagging into the thread here with a couple of comments.
First camera was a 620 Kodak Brownie. Birthday present from the
parents. When I showed some interest my father let me use his Argus
C3. My next camera was a screw mount Spotmatic that I used until just
a few years ago.
When the kids
Jaume -
I've had an A10 since January. This is the camera that's always in my
pocket, briefcase or glove compartment and it works great.
Is it the fastest camera on the market? Probably not. I certainly do
not experience the poor performance that has been mentioned in the
reviews.
One thing
Jaume -
I forgot to mention something that I think is important.
If you use point and shoot cameras as they come out of the box, they
are meant to do as much thinking for you as possible. This takes time
and makes the cameras slower than they need to be.
My A10 is set to Spot focus. I use the
Interesting question -
Here's a clip
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/video_journal/vj15-lenswork.shtml
from an a video where Michael Reichmann (from the Luminous-Landcape)
asks Brooks Jensen (editor of Lenswork magazine) a similar question.
For those that don't want to view the clip - Jensen
I had to spend a few days in Florida last week. A conference occupied
most of my time, but I managed to get a few shots with the A10.
The more I use this little camera the more I like it. It's a great
pocket camera.
I was particularly happy with the shake reduction and low light
performance.
Just a few quick shots to see if the camera works.
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/2158780
These were shot in the DNG format. Conversion was done by Adobe
Camera Raw with everything set to Auto. No cropping, sharpening etc.
All of these samples were shot with the DA 16-45.
Just a side note -
Ann and all -
Here's one of the big reasons I like to do business with Smugmug.
http://blogs.smugmug.com/onethumb/
For those that don't want to read the article - It's a response by the
CEO of Smugmug to a reviewer that wrote a thoughtful review expressing
a very clear preference for Flickr.
Mark - This is a repost of a link from a couple of days ago. It's a
gallery of images converted with ACR and CS2.
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/2158780
See you later, gs
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Looking at the Adobe website, it looks like
They always say the secret to a good paint job is surface preparation.
Evidently the pros take a few shortcuts.
Bird lovers may want to forgo this one.
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/781336/1/112385099/Large
Shot (the image, not the bird) with the K10d and the DA21mm lens.
See you later, gs
Rick -
I don't often comment on other folks work, but in this case I think I
might have something constructive to offer.
There is something good buried in that shot. I think the fence
creates a leading line to the upper left and the tables create a
leading line in an opposing direction. My eye
At least he went around it - the guy in my shot was more direct:
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/781336/1/112385099/Large
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.. and it's not my pic. Sent by a friend. Thought you may get a laugh or
Paul -
Did you do the conversion in the camera or with Photoshop?
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On 11/24/06, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both at ISO 800. The first is with the DA 12-24, f4 @ 1/45th. The
second is at dusk with the DA 50-200, f5.6 2 1/125th.
.
I liked the look of everyone's pages I saw on smugmug .
I'll check out the article, but I was already on my way there anyway :)
ann
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Ann and all -
Here's one of the big reasons I like to do business with Smugmug.
http://blogs.smugmug.com/onethumb/
For those
Makus -
I seldom use the istD without the vertical grip. It seems to me that
the camera is balanced better with the grip attached. I agree with
Paul, it really makes shooting verticals much more comfortable and
easier for me to hold it stable.
Since a set of Lithium ion batteries lasts for
and to hold it in one hand.
I mostly have the winder attached without batteries.
greetings
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Yep. It does. GS
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Subject: K10D - what's that rattle?
Does anyone else have some internal shifting about
when turning your K10D from landscape to horizontal?
The camera doesn't have
I'll warn you ahead of time, this is one of those posts that contains
data, but probably no information.
I shot two more or less identical images with the K10D.
Image one was PEF. Image two was shot with in-camera DNG.
I converted image 1 from PEF to DNG with the Pentax software, then
Shel -
I was playing.. er... experimenting with that last night.
As Dave said, you can set the upper and lower bounds for the ISO range
and the camera automatically adjusts. I was trying to figure out the
logic. It seems to vary with the program line that's selected,
although I'll admit, my
When I was younger there were several meat packing facilities in town.
My Uncle worked in one and took my Dad and me on a behind the
scenes tour. Never worried too much about restaurant kitchens after
that.
See you later, gs
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I've been playing with some ideas for this year's Christmas Cards.
These are a couple of k10d shots at 1600. You can see a bit of noise
in the second one, but it's still printable.
Candle
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/2158780/2/113300416
Decorating the tree
Just for fun -
Here are some hand held, after dark shots with the K10D and the DA16-45mm zoom.
On a misty night, all at ISO 1600, hand held
1/8th second at f/5, 40mm
http://georgesphotos.net/gallery/2158780/3/113326031
1/8th second at f/4, 29mm
Perry -
The camera is sealed. I believe the rubber plug maintains the seal.
The old sliding door would have leaked like a sieve.
I liked the door, too.
See you later, gs
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On 11/29/06, Perry Pellechia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
I did catch the cut-out for the
Has anyone else noticed this extended bracketing feature?
It's interesting from a technical standpoint. I'm not sure if I have
a use for it, but someone probably does.
In a nutshell you can choose to bracket the white balance, sharpness,
contrast, or saturation.
The interesting part is that
I read in the latest issue of Shutterbug that there will be a Magic
Lantern Guide for the K100/110. Evidently somebody expects a bunch of
the cameras to sell. There hasn't been a Pentax Magic Lantern book
for a long time.
See you later, gs
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No data for the image is lost, and it doesn't look like any EXIF is
lost. I experimented with this a few days ago. I appended what I
posted then.
I found it interesting that a PEF converted to a DNG creates a much
larger file than just shooting DNG in the first place.
You can see that the
I know the SR's working. There's no way I can hand-hold a shot at
1/8th of a second without it.
That said, it's not magic. You still need to concentrate on good
technique and hold the camera as steady as possible.
See you later, gs
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On 12/2/06, J and K Messervy [EMAIL
Great work Mark. You've really captured the feel of the winter day.
See you later, gs
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On 12/1/06, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Despite the bad weather (which never was as bad as predicted) I did my
best to run the K10D through its paces today. Overall I'm
Peter -
I bought one of the no-name adaptors that was hanging on a peg at my
local camera store. It was a Promaster or something like that. It
does noticeably slow the write speed. I'm guessing it adds about 30%
to the write time.
I'm not to worried about it. I have plenty of CF cards. I
You know, if all things technical always worked exactly the way they
should, I'd agree about not needing to format a card.
As it is, the safest way to increase the reliability of your cards is
to always format them in the camera in which they will be used.
It may be superstion. But after
Sometime in early 2001 after I bought my ZX-5n. I read about the list
either on rec.photo or the m42 list.
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On 12/3/06, Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.. have you participated in the PDML, in its various iterations.
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Joe - There's a custom setting that controls the illumination of the
top LCD. You might check that before sending it in.
See you later, gs
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The day's one real negative is that my top lcd panel does not seem to
illuminate as it should. What a nuisance if I have to send
The Pentax battery is rated at 1620 mAh, the Impact battery at BH is
rated at 1700 mAh and the Lenmar battery at Newegg is rated at 1500
mAh.
It'll be interesting to see if anyone notices any difference in performance.
See you later, gs
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On 12/6/06, Joseph Tainter [EMAIL
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