The magic word is, I think, seminar, as in I am on my way to a seminar in NC.
People are going to and coming from seminars all the time. That means the
border people do not have to think. Making them try, gets them all pissed off,
as you know.
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Ah dunno medical problem.
After everyone headed down to register, I asked someone to say goodbye to ye
all for me. If that did not happen, I apologise.
If this is all greek to some of the folks on the list, I will give a bit of a
cribsheet out. I went over to GFM for awhile on F
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This bijou little Land Roverette has been parked around the corner
from
. They are another kind of beast altogether.
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Well I'm much tempted by interchangeable lens RF.
But I also know I won't but any 1000
Usually called a sound blimp. They were commonly used on motion picture cameras
so the motor noise would not be recorded. Check on BH Photo's website.
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If you were to drink as much espresso as most of us drink restaurant cofffee
they would have to pry you off the ceiling with a crowbar. Six or eight cups of
that watery stuff is bad enough.
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My body says something entirely different. I can drink 6-8 cups of regular
coffee with no effect. One double espresso and I am about to climb the walls.
However, I am quite used to the experts (or at least their press agents) lying
to me.
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You lifted that verbatim from six companies I used to work for.
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I think the standard line goes something like, We want you to know
Well, I had a Raleigh Technium once (full Dura Ace for those who know). It was
cheaper than a Porshe, the automotive equivalent at the time. Everyone ought to
have a god awful expensive bicycle at least once in their life, even if they
have to buy it used grin.
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The invasion is easy, the fun part starts after the troops get there.
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I don't know, planning an invasion is harder than it sounds
help elsewhere. I did everything on the XP printer problem
page at microsoft.com. I am thinking of just buying a new laser, this one is
old and slow anyway, but am afraid that after buying one it won’t work either.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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Sorry you had to call your trip short, Bill; and hope Jester pulls through all
right. This seems to be the year for problems. If I believed in omens I would
hide under the bed.
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GRIN! Everyone knows where that tree was before the hurricane of 1957.
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Bob Shell wrote:
On May 28, 2007, at 1:40 AM, graywolf wrote
is at 3300 feet. He used to give
Linnville weather, but apparently no longer.
Actual weather on the mountain at the nature center is:
http://www.aws.com/aws_2001/asp/obsforecast.asp?id=GFMTN
They give a 3 day forcast.
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(just joking - not at all wanting to start a flame war - really!)
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“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan
not.
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Mark Roberts wrote:
t least as
accurately/inaccurately predicted!)
Bring clothing for blazing summer heat, freezing cold, dry, windy and
pouring rain. You
thrills, or
are willing to drive 20-25mph). Come up into Boone and take NC-105 to and
backtrack the two miles up 221 to GFM.
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David Savage wrote:
G'day
instead.
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Rick Womer wrote:
Our G5 iMac has gone on the fritz: half way into
startup it just turns off. Period. We've tried all
the dodges
My 308 gave up the ghost a couple of years back it was about 10 years old. I
queried Sekonic about repairs but they never replied. I do miss the use of the
little bugger.
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they had to put the $600
worth of government mandated crap in them. You have got to have this, it is
the law, so we can charge you through the nose for it because you have no
choice. What do you think auto liability insurance would cost if it was
optional?
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Turn right by the store with the red dress in the window, and then take a left
at the house with the cute yellow dog. My house is the hundred and second from
that corner, there are two or three more corners in between but I am not
sure
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, not a diagnosis and you would be home free.
However, since my smell-checker says your name is really Norm Laugher I guess
we will just have to consider it a joke.
GRIN!
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Most likely a IC or a connection problem. I am pretty sure it is the IC in my
L-308B which is, I believe, the same meter as Bob's with flash metering added.
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Why did you delete the GRIN! My paranoia wants to know?
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Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 28/05/07, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse me? Are you
That was not a joke, it was, except for the 102 houses, exaggeration pretty
much what I was once told by a lady friend. I did find her house, but only
because I had insisted upon her giving me the street address.
However, I will admit that men can give strange directions too.
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that a court would have to levy that fine and those
requirements. They sure would in my case. Something stinks about that story.
Can we trust the reporter, any more than we can trust the cops?
Can you spell MALARKY!
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Idiot
That put them right up there with Packard, Cord, and the Marmon doesn't it? Me
I would worry more about your Mercedes Benz, since it is made by the same
company.
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Yes, but I walked to Springer from Tampa along back roads. And despite all the
bad press, I found the folks in rural Georgia to be quite friendly.
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spend 20 hours of their work week reading the list.
Of course most folks have not been up and down the economic scale as many times
as I have. It gives you a different perspective.
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Cotty does! GRIN
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David Savage wrote:
On 5/24/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/23/07, Mark Roberts
Enjoy yourself. I love road trips. I
It is overly sensitive, Doug. It should have only gone slightly into the red.
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Doug Brewer wrote:
graywolf wrote:
I did mention I did not have a credit
of life. Some of us are
just luckier than others.
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Christian wrote:
graywolf wrote:
I did mention I did not have a credit card, right?
You didn't say
In my experience things usually fail right away, or wait until they are
unrepairable grin.
Besides this list is just like the evening news, there is no interest in good
news. Seems to me the only time we do not want to hear about someones problems
is when they are close enough to them that
for it. Not binding at all.
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That's what I thought. So that selling was is in a government archive is
illegal. Because it is supposed to be free. Well, not sure about that, but
it
sounds right. The copyright stuff has to be illegal.
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printing office produces
tens of thousands of publications, but other than the current ones it is rather
difficult to find and get them. You know what dealing with the government is
like. I mean, they all work for you, when was the last time they did what you
told them to do???
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Golly, they can not even take their girlfriends for a drive over there grin.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/6684299.stm
LOL
I have a Bradford Angiers book I can lend you. Just in case you get lost
between the picnic area and the cafeteria.
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Cotty wrote:
On 23/5/07, Bob W
for equipment. Am I a pansy?
I walked across the US from, DC to Portland, with my home on my back. Am I a
pansy?
Or are you, yuppi?
GRIN
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Bob W wrote:
it's inspiring to read about how you'll all be getting back
to Nature,
roughing
Bu, buttt I got that straight off the OFFICIAL jingle bells sight. GRIN
Q: What is the difference between the Internet, and the network news?
A: Some times the news accidentally gets it correct.
Jim King wrote:
graywolf wrote on Mon, 21 May 2007 19:35:57 -0700
I just came across a site
officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally written as a Thanksgiving Day song. Must have been cooler back
in 1857. Strangely I do not remember this verse from school
:
On 5/22/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
And it was still flat then to.
Dave
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally
No, it had not been officially flat since sometime in the 1500's.
David J Brooks wrote:
On 5/22/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
And it was still flat then to.
Dave
graywolf wrote:
I just came
Sleigh rides at Thanksgiving in Savannah GA cooler? Officially? Or Officiously?
GRIN!
P. J. Alling wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally
Let's see, Land Rover. Yes, that was a rebodied US Military Jeep originally.
Said Jeep being made by the millions by Willys, and Ford. Who got the contracts
after American Austin designed it. Seeing how all this goes, AA probably stole
the design from some farmer who actually built the first
Sure, they have a right to resell it. People do that with government documents
all the time. Putting something together where people can find it is a valuable
service. Claiming to own the copyright, if they do, is something else.
Bob Shell wrote:
On May 22, 2007, at 9:16 AM, mike wilson
Well I lost graywolf.com because of this stuff when the government turn the
administration of domain names over to a private corporation along with the
right to charge for same. When I became ill and could not work I could not pay
the fee $60 for 2 years back then. Sucks to high heaven if you
I find it interesting that of the hundreds of thousands of such images that
were made, the only photographer that anyone here has mentioned is Lartigue.
Those images are one of the reasons I would like to have an old 5x7 Speed
Graphic. The FP shutter on the newer 4x5's was fast enough that the
Strange, I thought there was. Ah, I see, discontinued. Better get one while you
can.
http://www.cameraquest.com/voigtFlexTM.htm
-graywolf
P. J. Alling wrote:
There are millions of M42 mount lenses as well, and I don't see anyone
making a Body to use them either. You're just being silly
keyboard that doubles as a synthesizer/digital piano.
What can I say, it was $60.
An to stay with current threads, as long as I still have my MXen...
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Yeh, I heard something like that. Too, bad that only Kodak seems to realize it
grin.
P. J. Alling wrote:
More importantly, it ain't digital, film is dead, haven't you heard.
graywolf wrote:
Strange, I thought there was. Ah, I see, discontinued. Better get one while
you can.
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Nah, Pentax licensed it for a buck a year, but did not toss it out into the
wilderness.
William Robb wrote:
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Subject: Re: Don't want to sound too alarmist but...
Why would Sony make a K mount body? I see no reason. Besides Hoya
would
5x7 camera with a slow vertical focal plane shutter. That kind of distortion
was so prevalent that by the 30's it had become a cartoon stereotype to
indicate speed. Panning the camera is what is causing the people in the
background to tilt the other way.
Bob W wrote:
Hint: J H Lartigue
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was originally
written as a Thanksgiving Day song. Must have been cooler back in 1857.
Strangely I do not remember this verse from school,
A day or two ago
I thought I'd take a ride
And soon Miss Fanny Bright
Was seated by my
, graywolf wrote:
5x7 camera with a slow vertical focal plane shutter. That kind of
distortion was so prevalent that by the 30's it had become a
cartoon stereotype to indicate speed. Panning the camera is what is
causing the people in the background to tilt the other way.
Bob W wrote
it was the
only way to slam
the door shut on war with Cuba.
The murderers succeeded in killing Kennedy, but didn't get
their war to
overthrow Castro.
From:
graywolf
That goes right up there with, The bullet proves
conclusively that
Oswald did it (The most important piece of evidence
As a contrast some American Indians thought 4 was a lucky number, and magical
too.
Sandy Harris wrote:
The number 8 is good luck, sounds like the word for prosperity. 4 is bad luck,
sounds like death. People will pay extra for a phone or license number with
lots of 8s.
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It is interesting that many old customs that seem quaint once had a practical
purpose. For instance a gentleman always removes his hat when he enters a
house. In the days of top-hats, and low ceilings, that was not a custom, it was
a necessity.
Tossing your hat and coat on someones else's bed
Why not just swap card with her?
Bill Owens wrote:
Thanks Jaume
Tried my daughter's 1 Gb SanDisk card and it worked fine. FWIW, my card
worked in her Kodak PS, but still won't work in the Nikon. Guess I'll have
to get another card.
Bill
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From: [EMAIL
That goes right up there with, The bullet proves conclusively that Oswald did
it (The most important piece of evidence in the most sensational murder case
up to that time, just disappears (those UFO guys must have gotten it)). The
reporters that were on the scene sure thought shots were coming
, leaving them with no
choice but to pin it on Oswald. Oswald did it was the only way to slam
the door shut on war with Cuba.
The murderers succeeded in killing Kennedy, but didn't get their war to
overthrow Castro.
From:
graywolf
That goes right up there with, The bullet proves
See, I told you calling the Store Manager at 3am every morning would get the
lens to you real soon.
David J Brooks wrote:
Timing is everything.
Called my guy at Henrys isn Newmarket about 10am today. Asked about
the 77 ltd and whats happening. He said one came into the store
yesterday,
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shall meet.
-graywolf
Fernando wrote:
Hi John,
that's something I learnt in my first month here in Canada, for some
reason here we use hydro for electricity, washroom for
bathroom and eh? for right? and the list keeps growing, how
aboot that?
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Well, I use the 3-speed style handlebars myself. Of course I only started
riding when I was 9-10. I used to believe all the bull put out by the hardcore
enthusiasts, but now I go by what my old fat body tells me.
Adam Maas wrote:
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Bob W
The costume certainly has;
Yeah, Lucy can spell GRIN!
Actually Dave is the only one I know whose spelling is a bit worse than
mine. I know it looks a lot worse, but I have 3 smell checkers on my system.
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mike wilson wrote:
From: David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lucy, our new cat, can send email. She just
functions were not clearly an afterthought I would be 99%
happy with the thing.
-graywolf
mike wilson wrote:
From: Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the average DSLR user does shoot .jpg. Unless one is *really*
serious, the 'good enough' of .jpgs is pretty good for most people. I'd
venture
With ten million picture sites on the web, why would anyone join a list
to look at more pictures?
William Robb wrote:
The other list I am on is nowhere near as technically oriented as this one,
and has a very local focus. It's more a group of people sharing good
location information and
.
-graywolf
Mat Maessen wrote:
On 5/16/07, Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was under the impression that Canadians didn't *drive* the QEW
because they just fly it at very low altitude...
That was my experience on the QEW. I managed to take a friend's truck
to triple digits (in MPH
Yes, you should publish a book yourself, Frank.
frank theriault wrote:
Your work inspires me.
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One correction, the istD's jpegs were optimized for 8x12 prints, which
says something about the market they thought they would sell to.
Adam Maas wrote:
It is commonly accepted knowledge, thanks to DPReview. It's also not
accurate in the least, unless you are using the default JPEG settings
(which is about $25) that it is ridiculous.
-graywolf
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: graywolf
Subject: Re: Amazon buys dpreview.com
The fact of the matter is that most folks would be far happier with a
PS.
The fact of the matter is that SLRs have been little
adequate, you get jpegs that you can have printed at any one
hour photo that willl completely satisfy you. When you want more
control, then you may want a fancier camera.
But since 90% of the DSLR buyers are trying to impress their friends
rather than get better photos...
-graywolf
Mark
And sure, I will contribute a couple of bucks, unfortunately that is all
I can afford, not all Frank is worth.
Mark Roberts wrote:
David J Brooks wrote:
Frank, let ,me know for sure you cannot make it, and i'll contact the
GFM folk and get the ticket off my account and some one on the
JPEG's I shot with my D (I pretty much only shot RAW with that body).
-Adam
graywolf wrote:
One correction, the istD's jpegs were optimized for 8x12 prints, which
says something about the market they thought they would sell to.
Adam Maas wrote:
It is commonly accepted knowledge
We can understand that, Frank. Sometimes life does not let us do what we
want to do. Hell, if my coffee maker fails to come on before I get up,
my life is messed up for the whole week grin. Just know you will be
missed.
frank theriault wrote:
Well, before this gets too far, my domestic
Somehow, me thinks, the world has changed a bit since that film was made.
Bob W wrote:
Many of you may remember this video of New York bike messengers
cycling through the city:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au0Zjn3eB9k
Well you ain't seen nuthin' yet.
Here's how London cyclists do it:
Well, I can remember a time when the people writing the articles were
expected to know more about the subject than the people reading them.
That does not seem to be the modern way of things.
Tom C wrote:
Then point me to where there is anything better. The same can be said for
virtually any
I would laugh it it was just on the web.
John Francis wrote:
Welcome to the wired (or Wired :-) world.
On Tue, May 15, 2007 at 01:29:45PM -0400, graywolf wrote:
Well, I can remember a time when the people writing the articles were
expected to know more about the subject than the people
testing a digital camera
is more like testing film you need to standardize the lens to get a
meaningful result. It is like comparing Fujichrome and Kodachrome by
shooting the film in two entirely different systems.
-graywolf
Tom C wrote:
I can just hear it back in the pre-internet film days
Love your new sig.
Doug Brewer wrote:
On May 13, 2007, at 1:48 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
I'm hoping to really give it a workout between now and GFM. I'll be
attending an Adobe/NAPP training seminar on May 25 and hope to pick up
some knowledge there :)
You go to training seminars for
Really sorry to hear that, Frank.
I thought I was allergic to mold, ragweed, tree and grass pollen, but my
doctors tell me I am not that what I am allergic to is pizza.
-graywolf
frank theriault wrote:
I've gotta bail for this year.
I'm having issues with my apartment which have already
??? As he is renting, why go back at all? Seems the way to fix a health
problem in a rental property is to move out. And, beg your landlord to
take you to court.
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault
Subject: OT - GFM - Really Bad News
I've gotta bail
trying to say is that in my experience folks on the list are very
honest. I would hate for that to be changing.
-graywolf
Thibouille wrote:
Yes Tim indeed you got it right.
To be more precise it happend after my looking for a DA16-45 a couple weeks
ago.
As he is not a PDML known guy I don't
his
name. Although if he is a scammer, he will use a different name next
time. However, international mail can be very capricious, so you should
be sure that he has not sent you the money before doing that.
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Thibouille wrote:
I did look for an FS and he responded, of course off
I lusted after one of those Berkleys as a kid. I remember the King
Midget ads in Pop Mech too. One Halloween several of us teenagers picked
up a guy's Isetta and put it on his porch. Micro cars, you have to love
them, luckily you don't have to own them GRIN!
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a different port?
-p
Feroze wrote:
Damm, it just never gets easier for you.sorry
feroze
graywolf wrote:
Well, I may have gotten a new set of wrenches for my troubles with the
truck, but with a sudden thunderstorm yesterday Old Murph got even.
I was setting here at the keyboard, reading
Well if you want weird, my first car a '52 ford, when it ran out of gas
it would suck oil and run on that. At least that is the only explanation
I ever could come up with why it only ran low on oil when I ran the gas
tank dry (at 17 that happened all to often).
-graywolf
David Savage wrote
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
P. J. Alling
Everyone is still assuming that Hoya owns Tokina, based on my recent
research the only connection's are the 1.) Tokina probably buys some
Hoya blanks for grinding, 2.) Hoya and Tokina both have the same US
distributor. Other than that there seems
Oh wow, once again I thought I was retro and find that I am really
avantgarde with my cute little (OK, not so little at 8# ea) cassette
recorders...
GRIN!
Cotty wrote:
On 13/5/07, Pawel Bartuzi, discombobulated, unleashed:
After all, some say in several years time hardly any pro will be
On the football team were you?
David Savage wrote:
On 5/13/07, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I lusted after one of those Berkleys as a kid. I remember the King
Midget ads in Pop Mech too. One Halloween several of us teenagers picked
up a guy's Isetta and put it on his porch. Micro cars
A little arm twisting, a subway sandwich, and a couple of beers got me a
third arm. With a neighbor to hold the wrench on the top bolts and me
twisting away on the ratchet it only took a hour to remove the second
shock and replace both. You will recall it took me 4 hours, and cussing
the air
DIRTY GRIN.
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My rule of thumb is if they don't get my point within 3 tries, they
aren't going to get it at all.
Mark Roberts wrote:
Doug Brewer wrote:
On May 11, 2007, at 7:31 PM, Digital Image Studio wrote:
No hand-wringing, just discussion, surely you can appreciate that?
When it's
Well even the pressed metal thingies like on my Blazer are $3.95 now.
What ever happened to $1.00 oil filters, $1.89 air cleaners, etc? Went
the same place 89 cent a quart oil did I guess...
P. J. Alling wrote:
So it's not a real PCV valve but they call it one anyway...
(Prices aren't nearly
Sounds like you have a partially clogged nozzle. Run a cleaning cycle or
two and see if that helps. I am assuming that the thing did work
properly in the past.
David J Brooks wrote:
I just printed off 4 pictures to bring to class Monday, as the
instructor wanted to see some samples of my
how much you don't know.
But sinse you are being so helpful perhaps you could answer a question
that has always perplexed me. What f-stop should I use?
-graywolf
Paul Stenquist wrote:
If you can get far enough away, use a 50mm lens. If not, use a 35mm.
Don't use anything wider than 35
like it wants rain seriously,
so I guess I will wait until tomorrow to continue this shocking story.
-graywolf
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