IBIS camera remaining the same size and not expanding - should I be concerned?
Sep 14, 2018 14:59:14 #
Can Chris T come to the rescue and answer this question?
Sep 14, 2018 15:04:32 #
Gene51 wrote:
Can Chris T come to the rescue and answer this question?
I would have to go to his post to understand that, but I just ate lunch.
Sep 14, 2018 15:17:03 #
Gene51 wrote:
Can Chris T come to the rescue and answer this question?
Gene, when it comes to photographic knowledge I trust your judgement.
But didn't anyone teach you, don't poke the bear. You might wake it.
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Sep 14, 2018 15:23:05 #
Gene51 wrote:
Can Chris T come to the rescue and answer this question?
Please translate into english.
Sep 14, 2018 15:52:29 #
Bill_de wrote:
Gene, when it comes to photographic knowledge I trust your judgement.
But didn't anyone teach you, don't poke the bear. You might wake it.
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But didn't anyone teach you, don't poke the bear. You might wake it.
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If only . . .
Sep 14, 2018 16:14:39 #
I would think that an in body image stabilised camera that doesn't expand is a good thing.
Especially when a doctor may be useing an imaging technique called an angiogram.
(this is from recent personal experience).
Especially when a doctor may be useing an imaging technique called an angiogram.
(this is from recent personal experience).
Sep 14, 2018 17:56:20 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
I would think that an in body image stabilised camera that doesn't expand is a good thing.
Especially when a doctor may be useing an imaging technique called an angiogram.
(this is from recent personal experience).
Especially when a doctor may be useing an imaging technique called an angiogram.
(this is from recent personal experience).
That sounds reasonable enough. I would be nervous about an angiogram becoming a balloon angioplasty and the doctor muttering something like "oops!"
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Sep 14, 2018 19:04:47 #
Bill_de wrote:
Gene, when it comes to photographic knowledge
I trust your judgement.
But didn't anyone teach you, don't poke the bear.
You might wake it.
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Gene, when it comes to photographic knowledge
I trust your judgement.
But didn't anyone teach you, don't poke the bear.
You might wake it.
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It's just a cyber bear. They are so toothless
and harmless that trolls keep them as pets.
Some folks do like to poke at them cuz they
make such funny noises when prodded.
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