I've seen the same thing with other delivery companies, and the USPS. I
think they made a routing mistake. I watched when a package sent for
Tenn., went to Atlanta, New York, Hartford CT, back to Atlanta back to
Tenn then directly to Hartford CT, then by ground to North Haven CT,
taking
You so fancy, Larry. That's a little above my pay grade.
This will actually become my third monitor, replacing an old Cinema
Display I've had around since Cinema Displays still existed in the wild.
Since I mainly shoot b/w, it's been fine, but the difference in color
between it and the
It looks like I didn't lose anything. My haphazard method of storing
multiple copies of files seems to have worked for me.
It took most of the weekend to make Lightroom happy again by creating
directories and moving files into them so that it could find them.
One of the things I discovered was
Thanks, Paul. I looked at a number of ASUS offerings before eventually
going back to Samsung to match my other monitor.
Doug
On 7/9/18 11:59 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
You didn't wait quite long enough. :-)
The ASUS Professional series would be just what you need. I have the
PA249Q, which
my digital storage is not up to par. I have them scatered all over
Dave
On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 2:39 PM, Bill wrote:
> It looks like I didn't lose anything. My haphazard method of storing
> multiple copies of files seems to have worked for me.
> It took most of the weekend to make Lightroom
On Mon, 9 Jul 2018 13:10:52 -0500
Bob Sullivan wrote:
> very nice and a 500mm hand held!
thanks Bob, and nice to see you after a long time...
> On 7/8/18, Subash Jeyan wrote:
> > https://somethingfeathered.wordpress.com/2018/07/08/ashy-prinia/
> >
> > k5iis, sigma 150-500 OS HSM, at 500mm
I'll think about it. I don't watch much TV. I've looked at Netflix, Amazon,
Apple TV, Hulu and other streaming services. There's not enough there that I'm
interested in watching to justify the cost. I just don't see the benefit of
paying to access content I'm not going to view.
When the next
It's strange ... it left Greensboro at 9:30pm Sunday night, arrived back in
Raleigh at 2:30am Monday morning, was scanned onto the delivery truck at 4:30am
and delivered to the local store by 10:00am.
I still don't understand why it had to sit in Greensboro over the weekend other
than UPS
I want a 4k monitor.
I've got plenty of time to save up for it, because I have to see what I'm going
to need to do about my video card to be able to use a 4k monitor. Just the last
few seconds of looking I can see there's a steep learning curve I'm going to
have to climb before I've learned
Can't be of much help there. More of a landscape kinda guy...
Jostein
Den 09.07.2018 00:14, skrev Doug Brewer:
Hi, troops.
I am on a quest for a reasonably priced portrait mode monitor. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Doug
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yeah, I realized I would grow old and die before anyone answered, so I
ordered a monitor and a pivoting stand.
On 7/9/18 9:32 AM, Jostein wrote:
Can't be of much help there. More of a landscape kinda guy...
Jostein
Den 09.07.2018 00:14, skrev Doug Brewer:
Hi, troops.
I am on a quest for a
You didn't wait quite long enough. :-)
The ASUS Professional series would be just what you need. I have the
PA249Q, which was replaced by the PA248Q. The difference being the 249
calibrates to both sRGB and Adobe RGB, while the 248 is sRGB only. All
three of their Pro series pivot to
Doug Brewer wrote on 7/8/18 3:14 PM:
Hi, troops.
I am on a quest for a reasonably priced portrait mode monitor. Any
suggestions?
I recently picked up one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0746P6L45/ref=pe_2640190_232586610_TE_dp_i1
It has something that can be screwed into the back
very nice and a 500mm hand held!
On 7/8/18, Subash Jeyan wrote:
> even though the weather, and the light, continued to be not-so-ideal,
> had a fruitful birding session this morning.
>
> ashy prinia is a resident small (about 13-14 cm) warbler in the indian
> subcontinent:
>
>
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