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wacom tablet ??s

Sarah D. Kiefer 01.04.07, 07:39

I work with a 4 by 6 wacom and though you can navigate completely with the tablet I still use a "normal" mouse in addition for other programs...
Best regards, Claire

Claire L. 10.02.08, 13:48

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Ringflash

Daren Borzynski 17.01.08, 01:49

Thanks for the imfo Olli

My other half is German, so when she is not too busy giving singing lessons I will get her to translate the rest of it.

The 'feedback in a nutshell' says it all really, I think for portraits when you are close up ,the loss of 2 stops is a lot.. maybe too much.

I might have to have a closer look at the Bowens ringflash.

Cheers
Daren

Daren Borzynski 04.02.08, 17:45

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UV Filter vs. Skylight Filter

Tayfun YAMAN 29.01.08, 11:36

Ruud you are right I also don't want to place cheap glass in front of my lens and reduce the quality but as Andy mentioned I have some little models who are really throwing everything to me and my lenses. May be I should use filters made of steel? Do you know any? )

Tayfun YAMAN 31.01.08, 09:17

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Need advice about buying a telephoto lens

Nikolay Sirakov 09.05.07, 21:40

I have the 70-200 f4 is usm. Wished i had waited and gone longer ! Always to close or to far away for me !

BRYAN CRUTE 22.01.08, 23:46

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Light Meter

Nicola Fry 11.01.08, 22:42

I bought mine in HK.
48 hours delivery.
Worldwide warranty.
Officiel dealer bill.
Paid a 758 brand new sealed 190 £

Quantxx 22.01.08, 02:02

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Black Out Cloth Suppliers?

When 22.06.07, 02:12

Try here:

http://www.rosebrand.com/subcategory174 ... .aspx?vw=a

Thomas Loeb 06.01.08, 13:35

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pentax macro advise

Frank Dunn 30.01.07, 03:26

Pentax user here for the past 19years
I'll go for the 100mm Macro
I find it more useful in wildlife photography
but if you want something versatile chose the 50mm it doubles as a good portrait lens

victorvesuna 02.01.08, 23:54

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Printer trouble

Alfred Spectrum 20.03.07, 11:27

I have a same problem with my HP 9180 printer. The quality fine up to 8x10 inches. They are more visible on big prints. To print 13x19 color prints just waste of money with it. The black and white prints are fine too, even on canvas. That is why a bought this printer.

Istvan Korcsmarek 18.12.07, 16:46

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good canon lens?

Ryan Manthey 22.04.07, 15:15

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Mark Johnston 23.11.07, 02:41

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fuji finepix f40fd vs. Nikon coolpix P5000

Steffanie Daumhauer 28.05.07, 12:23

I just got a coolpix P5100 and love having it around to carry at times when the DSLR is just too bulky.
I picked this camera just because of how many manual options were available along with a hot shoe for a flash if needed. You can also add on lens adapters for wide angle if wanted.
Its great quality, 12mp, clean high iso and a good price.
But I have to say if you still find yourself stuck in between your two choices something like a Canon Powershot G9 is a step above the P5100, pricier but not quite a DSLR's price.
It is similar to the P5100 in many ways but also gives you the option to shoot RAW which is priceless in some situations, and also has a wider lens.
Just my input, hope it helps.

Mark Johnston 23.11.07, 02:27

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SOLVED - Automatic Exposure Bracketing

Maria Mylona 21.11.07, 18:42

Hello everybody,

i have a question that you might be able to answer. I bought my new camera only a few weeks ago and i am trying to find how can i set it to "Automatic Exposure Bracketing". How can i get those 3 images with different exposure in a EOS 400D?
Anybody who can help?

Thanks!
Maria

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Maria Mylona 21.11.07, 18:42

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help! i need advise on lenses for the olympus E500

Dennis Veldman 04.09.07, 11:43

While I can not advise on any specific lenses for the Olympus E500 - I can comment on your last question relative to the Canon 5D.

I moved to the 5D from the Pentax *istDS. The 5D is an excellent camera, love the full frame sensor, quite like Canon (took me about 1,000 shots - one month - to begin to get used to it, first Canon I have ever owned), not cheap (and neither are the high quality lenses - read L series - you will want to match it to). If you have the financial resources to make the jump relative to both body and lenses, the 5D is a top camera.

But you will probably get more satisfaction earlier for a lot less money if you get that next Olympus lens you obviously want. The E500 is also a great camera plus the Olympus optics are usually excellent!

Once you decide to do a switch from one platform to another you are facing a pretty steep initial and ongoing capital investment. Only you can decide if it's worth it to you.

And now that Nikon has finally entered the full sized sensor arena your choices have just gotten greater (but not cheaper).

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Deleted user 10.09.07, 00:58

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problem with monitor/computer

Peter. Gau 01.09.07, 01:41

Thanks again Oliver and Ruud, guess i need a better screen.
I learned a lot from you again here and thats great. You opened up a a whole new world for me :-)
Its quite amazing how many things there are that need to be looked into if you want to be able to make good pictures.

good luck,

peter

Peter. Gau 02.09.07, 13:52

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Lens for Canon 20D

Eric van Crombrugge 20.07.07, 22:04

Sorry for doublepost, look here for correct topic: http://www.fotocommunity.com/forum/read ... 140&t=2140

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Eric van Crombrugge 20.07.07, 22:04

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Mouse at 2000 dpi

Alfred Spectrum 06.06.07, 14:51

Get yourself a Wacos or similar Tablet. You will be amazed at the difference after a few days Practice.

Robert Riley 17.07.07, 12:57

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