I am puzzled...
Mar 24, 2017 23:16:00 #
bdk wrote:
If u never take it off of base ISO wouldnt you get a lot of dark pix? or maybe I just didnt understand what you were saying.
I assume you've never shot film. Right?
Mar 25, 2017 03:10:37 #
duck72 wrote:
duck72 wrote:
I (my post only) was "Replying" to the OP's post- not "Quote Replying."
Is that "OK" in UHH etiquette for us other folks who try to make things clear?
duck72 wrote:
I (my post only) was "Replying" to the OP's post- not "Quote Replying."
Is that "OK" in UHH etiquette for us other folks who try to make things clear?
burkphoto wrote:
It's confusing.
Not only is it confusing but unless it's real simple to figure out who's non-assigned quote is being
referenced, what a person has to say is forced to be overlooked. I don't think many people who
comment do so just to be overlooked but that's what often happens when a comment goes unreferenced.
Mar 25, 2017 09:03:51 #
Camera technology especially in high iso performance has improved to the extent that most cameras perform with excellent results even at 10 or more times their "base" ISO. it is not necessary to limit yourself to a fixed ISO.
Mar 25, 2017 09:31:29 #
gessman wrote:
Not only is it confusing but unless it's real simple to figure out who's non-assigned quote is being
referenced, what a person has to say is forced to be overlooked. I don't think many people who
comment do so just to be overlooked but that's what often happens when a comment goes unreferenced.
referenced, what a person has to say is forced to be overlooked. I don't think many people who
comment do so just to be overlooked but that's what often happens when a comment goes unreferenced.
True. OR, the wrong person is duly offended!
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