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Sigma 10-20mm
Deleted user
03.08.05, 23:38
I am looking at the same lens right now Rob...I have read good things about it, but have not heard anything from anyone I know. I do know that the Sigma 12-24 is an excellent lens. This lens fit both analog and digital cameras...but it is more expensive. A good friend of mine has this lens and I have seen excellent results
Detlef Klahm
14.08.05, 07:30
Detlef Klahm
14.08.05, 07:30
I am looking at the same lens right now Rob...I have read good things about it, but have not heard anything from anyone I know. I do know that the Sigma 12-24 is an excellent lens. This lens fit both analog and digital cameras...but it is more expensive. A good friend of mine has this lens and I have seen excellent results
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Beginner looking for help
Dan Eardley
25.07.05, 18:26
Hey Dan,
I going to purchase the Canon Powershot S2 really soon. I did a lot of research on the web and it seems to be the best camera in its price range.
What's your opinion on the camera? is it really a good buy?
G Alvaran
10.08.05, 17:19
G Alvaran
10.08.05, 17:19
Hey Dan,
I going to purchase the Canon Powershot S2 really soon. I did a lot of research on the web and it seems to be the best camera in its price range.
What's your opinion on the camera? is it really a good buy?
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Portable image storage
Deleted user
17.03.05, 16:02
I covered all bases now.
Not only did I get the X-drive, but I've bought a laptop too..
A pretty compact machine too, even better, it slides neatly into my Lowepro computrekker backpak.
Deleted user
03.08.05, 22:59
Deleted user
03.08.05, 22:59
I covered all bases now.
Not only did I get the X-drive, but I've bought a laptop too..
A pretty compact machine too, even better, it slides neatly into my Lowepro computrekker backpak.
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What camera should I buy
Marcobal Ballette
13.05.05, 08:54
I also agree about the Canon 350D, it wins almost all the prices in the price range.
I think that you are going to be more satified in the long run even if you have to save a bit longer, you get a camera that you can "grow" with.
Fredrik Sandstrom
03.08.05, 22:38
Fredrik Sandstrom
03.08.05, 22:38
I also agree about the Canon 350D, it wins almost all the prices in the price range.
I think that you are going to be more satified in the long run even if you have to save a bit longer, you get a camera that you can "grow" with.
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Hello everybody!
Arjan Koetsier
06.07.05, 22:56
AAH so Rob has been in Rotterdam ???
The quy only dares to come into the country when i am away.
We will have to seriously discuss this matter in October my friend !!
Ruud van der Lubben
03.08.05, 21:21
Ruud van der Lubben
03.08.05, 21:21
AAH so Rob has been in Rotterdam ???
The quy only dares to come into the country when i am away.
We will have to seriously discuss this matter in October my friend !!
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Humour me, please !!
Rob Wells
29.06.05, 18:47
And you have a "Proper" camera instead of one of those smashing cutting slicing things like a nikon. Welcome.
Gary Petersen
03.08.05, 03:22
Gary Petersen
03.08.05, 03:22
And you have a "Proper" camera instead of one of those smashing cutting slicing things like a nikon. Welcome.
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A late Hello
Dominic Falcone
28.07.05, 00:41
Excellent, Dominic. I'll bring the Donovan albums, you can provide the kaftans.
Hippies of the world....UNITE !!
Rob Wells
29.07.05, 10:30
Rob Wells
29.07.05, 10:30
Excellent, Dominic. I'll bring the Donovan albums, you can provide the kaftans.
Hippies of the world....UNITE !!
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Is it real?
Theresa Iovcheva
03.04.05, 20:42
Thanks Gary !!
Searched for this side, thanks for posting.
Ingo Petzny
22.07.05, 18:34
Ingo Petzny
22.07.05, 18:34
Thanks Gary !!
Searched for this side, thanks for posting.
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Please help a begginer
Amy White
12.06.05, 05:37
HI Amy,
If you're not using a macro lense you won't be able to get too close and still focus. Try using a true macro lense, extension tubes or macro filters that screw onto the front of your lense.
Pete Pepin
18.07.05, 03:06
Pete Pepin
18.07.05, 03:06
HI Amy,
If you're not using a macro lense you won't be able to get too close and still focus. Try using a true macro lense, extension tubes or macro filters that screw onto the front of your lense.
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"White eye reflection" in children's photos
Sheila Young
05.07.05, 18:50
Actually my goal in getting in to your site was to advance my
campaign to let people know about the "white eye" reflection in children's
and babies' photographs (instead of the typical red eye). This white eye is
a tell tale sign of eye disease! In some cases, being alert to this sign
can save a baby's eyesight, or, even his life. I am trying any way I can to
try to spare other babies and children the devastating circumstance that
befell my infant grandson, James.
Born January 25th this year, he lost his left eye to save his life on May
4th. A retinoblastoma tumor had already detached his retina and threatened
quick metastasis to his brain and spine. If we had been alert to this sign,
a photo at 4 weeks of age would have sent us urgently to the doctor to have
his eyes examined! That would have caught this tumor in an earlier stage
an, probably, saved his eye from having to be removed. We discounted the
white 'spark" in his left eye as a reflection of the track lighting in his
home. Looking at the photo in retrospect, we enlarged it and saw clearly
that it was not a spark, but the dreaded sign of "leukocoria" that is eye
disease, in his case, retinoblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer.
The fact that this mutilation was totally preventable is heart-wrenching and
moves us to try to warn others of this phenomenon.
We are also working hard to have it become a standard of care in the medical
community to dilate babies' and children's eyes in the hospital nurseries
and at their well baby/well child doctor visits and use and opthalmoscope in
a darkened room to examine their eyes as a screening test for eye disease.
This is an easy way to avoid the devastating loss of vision caused by
delayed detection eye disease.
Any help you can give on spreading this word would be greatly appreciated!
Granny Sheila Young
sheila.young3@sbcglobal.net
Sheila Young
05.07.05, 18:50
Sheila Young
05.07.05, 18:50
Actually my goal in getting in to your site was to advance my
campaign to let people know about the "white eye" reflection in children's
and babies' photographs (instead of the typical red eye). This white eye is
a tell tale sign of eye disease! In some cases, being alert to this sign
can save a baby's eyesight, or, even his life. I am trying any way I can to
try to spare other babies and children the devastating circumstance that
befell my infant grandson, James.
Born January 25th this year, he lost his left eye to save his life on May
4th. A retinoblastoma tumor had already detached his retina and threatened
quick metastasis to his brain and spine. If we had been alert to this sign,
a photo at 4 weeks of age would have sent us urgently to the doctor to have
his eyes examined! That would have caught this tumor in an earlier stage
an, probably, saved his eye from having to be removed. We discounted the
white 'spark" in his left eye as a reflection of the track lighting in his
home. Looking at the photo in retrospect, we enlarged it and saw clearly
that it was not a spark, but the dreaded sign of "leukocoria" that is eye
disease, in his case, retinoblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer.
The fact that this mutilation was totally preventable is heart-wrenching and
moves us to try to warn others of this phenomenon.
We are also working hard to have it become a standard of care in the medical
community to dilate babies' and children's eyes in the hospital nurseries
and at their well baby/well child doctor visits and use and opthalmoscope in
a darkened room to examine their eyes as a screening test for eye disease.
This is an easy way to avoid the devastating loss of vision caused by
delayed detection eye disease.
Any help you can give on spreading this word would be greatly appreciated!
Granny Sheila Young
sheila.young3@sbcglobal.net
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big prints
Peter Foye
26.06.05, 08:09
what about the 350d ... 8mp and in a couple of areas it out performs the 20d for a lot less money ... around £550 or less !!!! at some reliable but cheap sites (without a lense).
Post Edited (15:45h)
Deleted user
29.06.05, 16:44
Deleted user
29.06.05, 16:44
what about the 350d ... 8mp and in a couple of areas it out performs the 20d for a lot less money ... around £550 or less !!!! at some reliable but cheap sites (without a lense).
Post Edited (15:45h)
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CF problems
Tracy Dyer
28.06.05, 05:05
I have had card problems - some cards will run on a lower power supply in your camera - when the battery in your camera is low the card can sometimes corrupt and cause errors ... I am told that cards such as lexar are less likely to have volatile operation at lower power ... I have found that keeping my camera well charged has eradicated this problem ... anyway that is my experience ... if the cards corrupts and causes an error do not continue to operate it by turning the camera off then back on - this will just corrupt more data ... download the images (those that are not corrupted). Charge the camera and see what happens with a well charged camera ... also ensure the camera has finished processing data before you try to perform further functions such as reviewing images too fast etc .. maybe my camera and card are just rubbish though ;0)
Deleted user
29.06.05, 16:37
Deleted user
29.06.05, 16:37
I have had card problems - some cards will run on a lower power supply in your camera - when the battery in your camera is low the card can sometimes corrupt and cause errors ... I am told that cards such as lexar are less likely to have volatile operation at lower power ... I have found that keeping my camera well charged has eradicated this problem ... anyway that is my experience ... if the cards corrupts and causes an error do not continue to operate it by turning the camera off then back on - this will just corrupt more data ... download the images (those that are not corrupted). Charge the camera and see what happens with a well charged camera ... also ensure the camera has finished processing data before you try to perform further functions such as reviewing images too fast etc .. maybe my camera and card are just rubbish though ;0)
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More big prints
Peter Foye
29.06.05, 02:27
I saw a reference to a Photoshop add-on software program that seemed to us a fractal approach to allow larger prints to be made from minimum pixels while minimising pixelation. Of course, I've lost the reference and now can't find it...anyone know where it is??
Peter Foye
29.06.05, 02:27
Peter Foye
29.06.05, 02:27
I saw a reference to a Photoshop add-on software program that seemed to us a fractal approach to allow larger prints to be made from minimum pixels while minimising pixelation. Of course, I've lost the reference and now can't find it...anyone know where it is??
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looking for Nikon 80-200 AF-S
Deleted user
13.06.05, 07:48
Sounds good... If you not need the fast Version the ED is
really really nice....
USA price is about 800 Dollar.
I think we didnt have to talk about pic quality of this lens :-)
Ingo Petzny
18.06.05, 03:58
Ingo Petzny
18.06.05, 03:58
Sounds good... If you not need the fast Version the ED is
really really nice....
USA price is about 800 Dollar.
I think we didnt have to talk about pic quality of this lens :-)
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rentservice in Las Vegas?
Tatiana Back
17.06.05, 23:55
puh... Las Vegas.... thats hard....
Didnt know butI try to find tomorrow.....
Ingo Petzny
18.06.05, 03:56
Ingo Petzny
18.06.05, 03:56
puh... Las Vegas.... thats hard....
Didnt know butI try to find tomorrow.....
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