quate as a photographer, but it's still fun.
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a week in China with THAT as my only telephoto lens in the bag.
Well, it's broken now and I've replaced it with a semi-cheap Tamron
28-200XR which, while cursed with quite-visible CA gives an overall
much better image (to my eye).
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Hmm. And it appears to be one ounce lighter. WTF?
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n transfer mode... but in any case, I'd get around the
whole problem by spending $15-20 on a USB or PCMCIA reader and have
done with the whole problem.
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y, and there are two
of them.
At least the charger is a universal-voltage charger. Overall I think
it's a good deal, but others have been skeptical. "Works for me!"
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ve Photoshop from my Powerbook since it clearly
doesn't run on there!
But seriously, that particular point aside, that is a handy set of
optimization instructions. Thank you.
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dud camera/lemon?
Maybe it's time to take advantage of the 1-year warranty before it's
too late, but goodness me I don't want to be without the camera over
the holidays! Who would be the person that needed to be convinced of
that being a warranty-covered defect?
-Charles
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SSES. There is a good chance that neither of them are actually
the original seller, and they're just looking for someone to give
them a lot of money for nothing. :-(
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rging. I've never tested that "48 hours" claim.
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e-aren't-going-to-tell-you" manuals
I've ever had the displeasure of going to for information.
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ether with tape.
Ay, caramba! That's about $310 US. The darned thing only costs (did
I say "only) $240 in the US. How do they justify it being so gosh-
darned expensive up in the Great White North?
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hird-party SD card, and it would seem
that the biggest benefit of this thing is that it is slightly
oversized and CANNOT be shot out of the slot like what I've been
reading from other folks.
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edit sites it has the ability to
upload pages built right into it (as would, I imagine, many other web-
development applications).
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idly share it here anyways:
http://charles.robinsontwins.org/2005_photos/pages/page_63.html
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k to the 12" Powerbook, he was disappointed that he didn't end up
with a screen that was any better than the one he'd had.
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The same thought had occurred to me... whichever card is most
commonly sold is most likely to show up in your store - with little
regard for the quality of said card.
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ably guess, since I am already using the Takumar
135mm f2.5, I'm not hugely critical about sharpness and contrast. I
mean, I like a well-focused clear image, but again - concert
photography isn't exactly high art.
Suggestions, anyone?
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$100-150 for now. But I would LOVE the 85mm
f1.4! My birthday is on Thursday.
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a
cheap (read: free) option right there!
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On Sep 22, 2005, at 9:14, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
RFI? What's that and how would that affect the life of a digi?
Radio Frequency (Interference?). Basically, strong electromagnetic
fields is what he's referring to.
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but nothing more exotic than that!
Of course, with the MacBook she has that annoying glossy screen so
she'll probably have to be cleaning it about once every other day.
Does anyone know WHY so many machines come with those annoying glossy
screens these days
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ay why other than that the B&W looks "rougher".
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Nice
screen... and small.
Not "altoids-tin Optio" small, but small enough. Great bang for the
buck.
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what point did he say that others wouldn't think the way he does?
He never said that what you all were talking about wasn't valid - he
was just sharing his opinion (note the liberal use of the words "I"
and "me", not "You", in his message...)
-Cha
e's misfortunes... I know he must have
meant a lot to you - but I giggled nonetheless. Does that make me a
bad person?
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Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for that link.
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you find anyone interested in an XA or XA2, I've got one of each
just rotting here in a file cabinet drawer.
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hat was one of the things that Phil on DPReview complains
about with so many different models of camera - that the camera shuts
off right away if you open the memory card door, even if it is in the
middle of a write operation.
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circling the stage NEXT
time, yes - I have a 50mm f1.4 "K" lens that would have helped a bit!
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ed frames at high ISO? Would the K10D just make these
unusable or are those "flawed samples"??"
Anyone with the K10D care to comment on the forgiveness of this
camera in less-than-optimal low-light situations?
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FWIW, though, most of these pictures would qualify in my opinion as
having been "grossly underexposed", hence my concern!
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I am riding in the MS-TRAM this summer. Please consid
ally low-noise (for
a P&S).
Downsides: no optical viewfinder, uses XD memory cards...
The F20 can be had for about $140 if you shop around, or the F30 if
you like more manual controls can be found for about $270.
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g out a lot of them from consideration!)
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ou" and plowed on through our meal(s). Perhaps it was best
to not know the REAL answer.
(although the contents of THIS soup were definitely chicken!)
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On Apr 24, 2006, at 9:09, Charles Robinson wrote:
I'm not usually one for shooting pictures of flowers. Seems it's
all been done and usually much better than I can.
But... for some reason I really like the light on this one, so I'll
grit my teeth, share this with the grou
n existing FAT drive (with all
existing data remaining intact) to NTFS, but if you're starting from
a blank disk it's best to just format it that way to start.
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looks like. Bleached-blonde
hair, perhaps?
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On May 1, 2006, at 8:11, Jack Davis wrote:
He finally 'forced' himself to destroy it by punching it full of holes
with a check canceling punch. Said he never got over it and never
considered doing it again.
Ouch! That pained me just to read it!
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On May 1, 2006, at 12:22, P. J. Alling wrote:
It's a sea anemone an animal that looks like a plant...
All this talk of Anemones and nobody has referenced this classic
"Pearls Before Swine" strip yet!:
http://www.randomjottings.net/images5/pearls_before_swine.gif
-Char
this appears twice. Didn't see the first either on list
or in the
archives.
I like the thread detail...
FWIW, I got both of your messages with the "Torn Jeans" subject.
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orward ports inbound through
the router.
There are exceptions, of course, but that is the most likely scenario/
explanation.
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/was MUCH better.
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and run the Disk Utility app
from there - delete the partition and THEN do the scrubbing.
You'll find it the Applications\Utilities folder if it's still in its
original location.
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nyone else try to browse the "r-rated" directory after
looking at that shot, or am I the only one? :-)
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technology may never work against single-lens-reflex
cameras, which use a folding-mirror viewing system that effectively
masks its CCD except when a photo is actually being taken."
I'm not worried.
:-)
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a long
time.
I had to go to the main page and make sure that those weren't puppets
or dummies - (but maybe they are).
(shudder)
Now I have to go wash out my eyes with something strong.
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There's a ZX-10 with 28-80mm lens on Craigslist here in town for
almost NO money. Are these things any good, or if I have a few ME-
Supers and a Program Plus already should I just ignore it?
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Yeah, I know. I should just cool off and let some other film-happy
man use it. I just like seeing a good deal, even when it doesn't
make sense for me. It's an affliction. :-(
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ng like 6 feet! Booo.
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he problem lies)
http://charles.robinsontwins.org/images/imgp0203.jpg
Any advice on specifically what to do to get to where those screws
belong would be greatly appreciated.
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>
Great to know!
The slightly-damaged filter threads are going to make this very
interesting... :-(
It would all be easier if the 3rd screw would just let go and the
whole assembly would drop off!
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f the way out - but now I'm bumped up against a
slightly-damaged thread, and it is now much more difficult.
I guess a visit to a hardware/plumbing store is now in order.
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't really know what it's worth now. Maybe $75?
Also I have a 50mm "A" f1.7 that I've not used since purchasing the
autofocus version of same. I'd like to get $50.
Tell me I'm nuts or tell me if you're interested
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> Which 28mm is it? There's a 1:2 version and a 1:2.8
> version. I'm interested if it's the 1:2 version.
>
Phooey. I fail. I totally didn't mention that it's an f2.8 lens.
Sorry.
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> OK this is a BIN, so it should be OK.
>
> eekBay Item # 140006246722
>
> 1.7x plus other very cool stuff.
> Go get it before I do! ;-)
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cidentally, so here it is again):
http://www.photosight.ru/photo.php?photoid=1533574
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amera on the top of the unit precludes you from being able to
> lean into it on anything except upward facing shots.
..and portrait shots are almost completely out of the question!
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> On Jul 12, 2006, at 11:42 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
>
>> ..and portrait shots are almost completely out of the question!
>
> Unless you're using longer glass, which generally has a tripod collar.
> And as to le
ot;. I
> almost fell out of my chair.
>
I *OWNED* that shirt and absolutely loved it. Over the years it
finally wore out and I had to get rid of it. Wish I'd bought 3 or 4
of them at the time - it never failed to get an enthusiastic reaction
from people walking by.
-Charle
("personal use"???), then "no harm, no foul". But if he is intending
to SELL it, you are entitled to a large share, if not ALL of the
money - since it is really your image.
Good luck!
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hose of you who aren't from Minnesota probably only know this as
the band that does/did "Closing Time" - by far their biggest hit)
I just haven't been photographically inspired lately, so it was nice
to have an event to shoot where I *had* to take pictures.
-Charles
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On Jul 16, 2006, at 13:28, Robert and Leigh Woerner wrote:
> i like!!! you did great! number ___0299 looks like one of the
> BeeGees
>
I wonder what Dan Wilson (the subject of that photo) would think if I
told him that. Yikes!
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Made it
a lot more fun for me, and they're really happy that they have a slew
of photos to remember the evening by.
A total "win win" situation for them and for me! :-)
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> On 7/16/06, Charles Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> http://charles.robinsontwins.org/2006_July_Semisonic
>
> Excellent. Absolutely excellent. The light was right, and you were in
> the right places. These are the kin
e
> use of having it?)
>
I was going to mention the possible faster autofocus, but not sure if
that's relevant to your style either!
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ld because I know it is
> good so should get a couple dollars. I don't use it that often
> although I know it is a good lens.
>
I got my A 35-70 from Godfrey for about $35 a year ago. You're
probably hoping for more than that though, right?
A nice piece of glass (and prett
On Jul 18, 2006, at 8:41, Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Charles Robinson wrote:
>
>> I got my A 35-70 from Godfrey for about $35 a year ago. You're
>> probably hoping for more than that though, right?
>
> Which of the two, Charles, the 3.5-4.5 o
ol to be befuddling at best...
But what about the tools in CS2 for perspective adjustment? (Filter,
Distort, Lens Correction). Or have those already been discussed and
dismissed?
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who works in the nuclear energy
> industry, I find that offensive...
>
>
>
I always thought it was "Nuke the Gay Whales for Christ"
There, now we can offend just a few more people. :-)
Perhaps that is too long for a bumper sticker, though. At least on a
compact car.
e to have the RAW files recognized by the O/S.
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ppose nobody would buy it without a lens attached so I'll have to
either sell it with the KIT lens on there or... or.
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27;ll know if that's what I'd rather be saving for. So far I
don't see it as something I want/need but who knows?
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the old one until I am holding the new one in my hands, not to
worry! Hopefully the local store here (National Camera Exchange),
from which I purchased my DS, will have the K100D in stock so I can
check it out. Something to do during our 100+ degree weekend!
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>> I'm suddenly halfway there to having
>> enough money to buy a K100D.
>>
>> That's cool!
>
> Wait until you can put both cameras side by s
u go to a photo shop that's been around for a while,
they may very well have something in an old parts box that will do
the trick.
My DS eyecup fell off after about a year, and I now have something
from the parts bin on there and it works just fine.
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G files that will
do the same thing (I'm not much of a drag 'n' drop fan generally
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More accurately: Who I met.
This is not art, it's just fun. For me anyways!
http://charles.robinsontwins.org/twinsdays_2006/index.html
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eed more than 4 megapixels for that kind
of shot. Maybe I should be looking for something used. Suggestions?
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logical route to go and that is what I
will probably do.
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ox for my check. Thanks
> for the
> reminder. :-)
>
Not that you'd cash it anyways... :-)
(sorry, private joke)
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Always shoot the highest resolution you can afford to do....
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the EXIF data is missing this information for some reason.
>
I can see the EXIF data and it does, indeed, show 1/500 for each of
the two shots.
Impressive!
> http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/temp/antishake/
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deal
>
Maybe by "SEALS the deal" he's talking about weatherproofing?
Hmmm... no, that's not too innovative.
These little snippets of information and guessing are just driving me
nuts. Grr.
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THE ADVANTAGES OF A 6x7?? There really
> are not that many.
>
"Resolution" is the only thing I can come up with.
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his)
On the other hand, it sounds exciting. I wonder if I can afford
it? :-)
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eal to get enough memory to cover the capacity needs of the new
camera. Sell the CF with your old camera.
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I'll count down the time to
the click. "3 2. 1" I'll have the shutter button at the
halfway point by 3 and by "1 go!" it'll be safe to hit it.
Nice image, BTW. I forgot to say that earlier.
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he backup body (ie *istD)
Think about the cost (and current value) of the *istD! Everything
drops in value, sorry.
>
> It's not that I can't afford it, I just don't like spending money
> where I shouldn't have to.
Well, in this case - you have to... sorry! :-)
)!
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gt;> it's
>> not much.
>
Dave -
While you're LOL'ing, I'm reading John's message and thinking "he's
totally got it right!"
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AU$257
> (~US$195)
>
Yikes. Here in Minneapolis (US) a local store was selling 80x 1gig
SD cards for $21 apiece! Sounds like everything is WAY more
expensive in Australia - sorry. :-(
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7;t automatically get USM
capability then I'm not buying the K10D.
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ith an
external flash such as the Sigma DG Super. Perfect for fill-flash
conditions on a sunny day with a wide-open aperture.
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On Sep 2, 2006, at 15:13, David Savage wrote:
> Err...what "familiar nickname"? did George use.
>
..it's in the subject line. "Herb" vs. "Herbert"
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lot pen company that sued U.S. Robotics over the
use of the word "Pilot" in their "Palm Pilot" product - leading the
eventual droppage of the "Pilot" part of the name and now they're just
called "Palms". Weird. It is difficult for me to see how anyo
er is a lame one: "it depends"
Is the hard drive still cranking away like it's doing something? All
you can do is wait, I'm afraid. Interrupting it would be A Bad Thing
(tm).
(Sorry)
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