My wife has a pair of donkey boys who are like that with each other when the equine dentist comes.

...and look at the polished rims of those steel wheels and the polished brake disks. Not an unused piece of equipment.

How often do you format your memory cards? I format mine in the camera every time after downloading the images to my computer. I have never had a card failure but I do replace them every few years.

Ain’t it the truth!

That's good. I would hate to think my Texas pilot friend was wrong about which plane was passing through my part of the world.

Could be... I was taking my friend's word for it being Doc.

Outch!

I was out photographing some of the critters at a friend's farm just south of Knoxville, IL last summer, August 23, 2018, when I heard a multiengine prop sound passing overhead. By the time I spotted the source of the sound, appreciated what I was seeing and remembered I had a camera in my hands it was already past me. I zoomed out to maximum and fired off several frames. This was the sharpest. Below is a cropped and color corrected image. A pilot friend later told me this was "Doc", one of two B29's still flying. It was on its way to an air show in Michagin.

Canon 60D, Sigma 18-300 @ 300, 1/800, f6.3, iso 100

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In a previous job I recorded an arc welder using a camcorder a few feet away with no damage to the sensor. I would speculate that the arc was putting out a lot more light and hear energy than a laser pointer.

COLD here!!! 3°F Brrrrr! Didn't want to take time to set up tripod. ;-( Bundled up and went out a couple times before and during for a few quick handheld 300mm shots. Canon 60D Sigma 18-300. Why can't these things appear on a nice 50 degree night?

Handheld 300mm f6.3 1/1000 iso400 VR

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You just have to zoom in on the part of the photo you want to edit.

I can tell you from taking photos around a couple friends farms that poles, wires and even transformers are just part of any working farm today.
With or without the pole, you got a beautiful farm photo.

I have a friend who used to work doing IT support for the biology department of a large university. The department was about 60% Mac and 40% PCs. There were three support techs. Two techs worked full time supporting the PCs and my friend took care of all the Macs and did PCs in his spare time.

That is why IBM or any company with an eye on the bottom line would allow (or encourage) their employees to use Macintoshes.

Very nice. It could be an ad for a jewelry store.

Find out what the maximum resolution of the projector you will be using is.
Use that resolution.
Problem solved.