Navygmari wrote:
I right clicked on my pictures folder to do a backup on my external hard drive, that worked but the backup does not show up in the program. It is also not in my backups. How do I copy it from my external hard drive to lightroom.
Why would you WANT the backups to show in the catalog?
The whole point of backing up the original images is to have them completely separate from your working files!
MtnMan wrote:
I agree. Even more importantly they should provide a way to backup the images. I think a lot of people mistakenly believe they are backing up their images when they back up the catalog.
They do.
On Import, you can set LR to make the backups right then.
Bill gomberg wrote:
A $ 25.00 Lee Valley walking stick . Incredibly strong and VERY light weight.
JustGoogle Lee Valley .
I did that too, with one from Cabella's.'
Then I moved up to a Bogen/Manfrotto 3245.
This has the squeeze trigger for height adjustment.
storystudio wrote:
I put my camera card in my computer and emailed a few pictures to my daughter. I could only do 2 and it took forever for it to just download 1 to send her. I had to send 3 different emails for 4 pictures. any suggestions?
Insufficient information.
What mail program?
How big are the files you're trying to send?
BigDaddy wrote:
You most definitely should not have to format your card every time you want to erase pictures, but since you are having some sort of problem, it would be a good idea to do so now.
You don't 'HAVE' to format after every download, but myself, and every pro I know, do so.
It freshens the File Allocation Table, and the folder structure.
Bobus wrote:
I have the opposite problem:
Traveling in Cuba, I recorded movie clips such that I ran out of IPAD memory, when I wanted to transfer them from my camera memory card.
So I eliminated a bunch of previous pictures and movie clips to make space in the IPAD. Then I found out to my chagrin that it also deleted the selected movie clips on my memory card. Is there a way that I can recover the "deleted" movie clips in my memory card? I use a power mac.
Maybe. Depends whether those memory cells have been overwritten.
Try one of the many file recovery programs out there.
Here's a link to one of the programs recommended by members here on UHH, Recuva.
https://www.piriform.com/recuva
avengine wrote:
No, I am in toronto Canada, I just drop off to them this morning for repair, and hope they can fix it well and get it back soon. I suppose to has 7 yrs warranty on this.
OK.
So, you're actually dropping it off at Gentec International in Markham.
Mogul wrote:
Is the train station near a motel, hotel or B&B, thus warranting an overnight trip? How far would you have to walk to see the high spots (pun unintended)?
In Williams, the train company runs a motel right at the Depot.
At the Canyon, there are 5 Lodges within easy walking distance of the Depot.
*BUT*, they sometimes sell out MONTHS ahead.
There's now a FREE bus service from Tusayan, if you buy your entrance pass before entering the park.
The bus/shuttle services run during the height of the tourist season, not all year 'round.
Also, the 'America the Beautiful' Pass saves a heap 'o money on entrance fees to National Parks, Monuments, and Rec Areas.
Lifetime pass for 62 or older is $10.
Annual passes are FREE for military, and $80 for everyone else.
http://www.nps.gov/findapark/passes.htm
avengine wrote:
yes, it has VR, but the noise is different, I think something inside is broken. Well I hope the 7 yrs warranty can help, I will drop to them on Monday, since they are just few block from my office. well hope for the best.
So, you work in Ronkonkoma, NY?
Lucky photographer!
jesseleduc wrote:
Seriously wall e you really think i would flip a shot to fake a backflip?
Look at it upside down. You will see the suspension is up and that the rider is really not in a natural position
I'm not saying that 'YOU' would fake it, but the brain is looking for a reference to make that decision.
This crop does that.
mowrider wrote:
How do I get postage to you ?
PM me your snail mail address.
I'll cover the postage.
dennis2146 wrote:
I always turn my camera off when out taking pictures. It is on a strap around my neck always with my right hand on the grip. It is nothing time wise to simply turn it on while I raise it to my eye to take a picture. My batteries have never run out while taking pictures as I make sure they still have enough juice in them prior to leaving to take pictures. If I am going for a full day I take another battery with me.
Dennis
Your lucky that your camera turns on fast enough to do that.
My wife's Polaroid P&S, and even my Nikon 1 take a number of seconds to get to 'Ready to Shoot'.
jesseleduc wrote:
I got hire by Rockstar energy to shoot a FMX tour in Canada
tonight was the first show of 2014
The 4th one really needs some reference to show that he's actually upside down, and you didn't just flip the image.
Other than that, WONDERFUL!
I have a 16 MB and a 128 MB (that's right, MegaByte) XD cards from an old Olympus P&S I no longer have. And a 2 and 6 card carrier.
I'm willing to send them to the first person in the USA or Canada asking for them.
avengine wrote:
today when I take the camera out, i heard some noise that is coming out from the lens when I shake it, on shooting I don't see anything, but something is loose inside for sure. Did anyone has this before?
I have this for about 1.5 yrs only.
I will call for service next week.
Have you taken off any filters you may have on it? Like a polarizer? Or UV filter?