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Sep 27, 2020 18:46:01   #
Been there several times; I usually stop when I go around St. Louis headed west. My cousin, killed in a helicopter crash in Viet Nam, was buried there. Such a beautiful, but sad place to visit.
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Sep 26, 2020 11:26:40   #
those will look nice when the aspens change color.
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Sep 25, 2020 11:22:41   #
plenty of distortion when your subject is moving. If you're moving, you will get curved or leaning buildings, telephone poles, etc. Fun to experiment with, but depends on what you want.
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Sep 10, 2020 14:33:07   #
Bokehen wrote:
Our first night on the road and we had to turn around and come back. Why? The company just called and wanted to verify what direction we are heading. The issue, because the company values our services and our well being. We even got complemented and commendations for working through the pandemic, they did not wish to place our health at risk. Therefore we have to return home and cancel all those hotels we've reserved months in advance. Disappointed, yes.. But we'll have to try again another year.. but I did stressed to the company, "you owe us big on this"
Our first night on the road and we had to turn aro... (show quote)


You should have thanked them for their concern about your physical health, but told them your mental health required a long Western vacation.
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Sep 8, 2020 09:51:14   #
Beautiful. I visited a Chihuly glass exhibit a couple years ago at the Makers Mark distillery in Kentucky; fantastic blown glass! Unfortunately, that was the day the shutter in my Canon 40D decided to quit, and I had decided I didn't need to bring a second camera with me, so no pictures.
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Aug 31, 2020 14:26:57   #
nice! I'm guessing it will be more than a few months before you get a GAS attack for new camera gear. Or, perhaps a trip into the boondocks will simply whet your appetite for a new camera or lens to record the new vistas. I'm betting on the latter.
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Aug 28, 2020 13:40:55   #
robertjerl wrote:
#1. I cheated, I used the reverse print paper made for doing color prints from slides.

#2. Another method I tried was use the negative but 4x5/8x10 sheet film instead of printer paper, then do a print from the sheet film which being a negative of a negative (positive) produced a negative print.

#3. And a technique I and some of my students worked on the one year I taught basic photography (renamed "History and Practice of Photography" so I could teach it on my history/geography credential) was to process B&W negative film to produce a positive image. I don't remember the name but Kodak etc had chemical sets with directions for how to do that. When mounted as slides and projected those B&W slides had a tonal range that made color slides look flat. When used as a negative it of course produced a negative print just like the sheet film in method #2. You could also use B&W 35 mm movie film but the smallest rolls I could get were 100' and that would have blown the class budget. Though I bought some for myself as I had the reusable cartridges and bulk film loading gear. For one thing I found I could load 42 frames in a cartridge and didn't have to load a new roll so often. I had one camera with a "power winder" - poor man's version of a "motor drive" used by pro sports photographers - only about 3 frames a second. Now a 35 mm with motor drive and modified to use 50' or 100' foot rolls of 35 mm movie film gave you a real arm, hand and shoulder strength work out if you used one for more than a few minutes. I got to hold one once and just could not see hauling that monster around, even if I could have afforded one.

And another fun thing I tried was using color slides as negatives and printing on color print paper - a color negative print. The appeal lasted for one 50 sheet box of 8x10 paper.
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I can remember a Popular Photography article from many years ago with a method for using 35mm Kodalith? Lithographic film to make B&W slides from negatives; I think it used Dektol paper developer to develop the film. I had a 100' roll and loaded a few cassettes with it and experimented with it using a Spiratone slide duplicator. It also could be easily used to"contact print" positive slides because the lithograph film could be manipulated under a red safe light.
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Aug 26, 2020 21:01:02   #
I have to go with #1 being the sharpest, with #2 and #3 being similar to each other, and not quite as sharp as #1.
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Aug 25, 2020 01:20:48   #
Lilka wrote:
In a moment of desperation and stupidity, while trying to attach a lens cover holder to the cap, I turn to crazy glue. The lens cover holder, or whatever the proper term is, works really well now. The downside is that a drop of the crazy glue attached my lens hood to the camera. I have tried acetone and other methods to remove the hood to no avail. Any suggestions?


Please post a picture of it!
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Aug 24, 2020 18:31:37   #
CindyHouk wrote:
I never thought I would see this type of damage here in Montana but we are starting to see it now as well and it just pisses me off. Why these people are never caught in the act is beyond me...especially since they do this type of stuff in the national or regional parks!


Well, they're not going to do it while the ranger is around, and if you're the one to catch them, it's illegal to shot them, and if you beat the crap out of them, you will be the one going to jail. Most people will just walk on by.
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Aug 20, 2020 15:14:32   #
Beautiful; I love the North Rim for its lack of crowds, but I believe the views from the South Rim are better. The Western Rim is a great place to visit for no crowds, if you have a 4WD truck or Jeep.
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Aug 18, 2020 19:03:06   #
looks like a really fun drive, unless you are in a hurry to get somewhere!
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Aug 18, 2020 11:53:21   #
Google it; there are numerous aricles.
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Aug 12, 2020 12:34:10   #
samantha90 wrote:
I was going through some photos on my computer a few days ago. I came across this one from last year. My granny has a flea market she loves to visit monthly. My Mom usually takes her and when I can I tag along.This particular time my Mom could not go so I took granny. I talked her into driving my car a Nissan 370Z. She said she had never driven a sports car but she was up to doing it. She had me laughing all the way. The act of her getting behind the wheel was quite entertaining. The car is an automatic so that helped.
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Granny can probably drive a stick shift, while most of today's snowflakes would be totally lost.
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Aug 9, 2020 13:33:49   #
Papato8 wrote:
Does anyone on the Forum heard of or know of a rotating accessory tripod mounting ring for the Tamron 18-400 lens?


After a quick look at mine, I can't see where or how you would attach it. If you don't want to attach the camera body to a tripod, you could consider using a bean bag and resting it against a solid support.
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