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May 2, 2024 10:25:32   #
jerryc41 wrote:
Our microwaves last five or six years, which isn't great, considering the cost. Our current Farberware doesn't want to stop running, so it's time for a new one. The choices are overwhelming, and most companies offer too many models, so it's hard to find a review of one that's actually available. I'll read reviews of a recommended model, but that model is no longer available. Between the testing and the publishing, the manufacturer changed models. Is a $500 KitchenAid better than a $70 Comfee? I want one with 1000W, 1.1 Cu ft, 12" turntable. Breville seems to be the best brand, but it's not easy to find at reasonable prices.

Well, I've decided that I can't buy a microwave. They're either not reliable, don't heat well, or are too expensive. I'll just have to continue eating ice cream.

https://www.consumerreports.org/appliances/microwave-ovens/toshiba-ml2-em31pass/m402662/

As a side note, most microwaves are made in a single factory in China. "The Midea Group has manufactured the majority of countertop microwave ovens sold in the United States since 2020."
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I have been happy with top end large Panasonic MWs.
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May 2, 2024 10:18:13   #
RustyM wrote:
The problem may be the use of the sum function. Normally, it would reference a range, not a formula. Try using just the formula =b2+c3.


That is my thinking too.
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May 2, 2024 09:59:49   #
PhotoMono123 wrote:
Here's a little survey/test I did on another photography site.

Below are four pictures of an egret taking off into flight.

The egret is the same bird in all 4 photos. There has been no corrections or adjustments made to either the bird or the sky in the photos. However, each picture is distinctly different, and I am interested in which one — and only one — you prefer and why.

After some folks have responded (I hope you play the game) I will explain this little exercise.


I agree with MJPerini.
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Apr 29, 2024 10:06:42   #
dbrugger25 wrote:
I know that for digital photography circular polarizers are necessary to prevent disturbing patterns.

Do circular polarizers work properly with film? Is there any known downside?

I have an old Crown Graphic 4 X 5 with an f:4.7 Schnider lens and would like to use a polarizing filter on it.


Wow, no one seemed to a able to read your question. It is clearly to me about using a Circular Polarizer on a film camera. My guess it would make no difference but I have not tried using a Circular Polaringing filter on any of my film cameras since my first DSLR. I have rarely shot film since going Digital in 2010.
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Apr 29, 2024 09:50:17   #
Barre wrote:
AI humor...or truth?


I like and agree with that idea.
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Apr 28, 2024 10:47:55   #
User ID wrote:
Seems rather clear that the OP has the very same thought and is just pointing out that a much more well know character agrees, and has stated it to a wider audience.

I dont recall that quote but the Zappa quote that I never forget happens to apply to most Hogsters: "Shut up and play your guitar".

Take heed.


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Apr 28, 2024 10:46:32   #
Triplets wrote:
The early morning sun bathes the Cholla Cactus Garden in a golden light.


Beautiful. Love that location, being there early or late in the day is the trick.
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Apr 25, 2024 10:30:07   #
Mike, enjoy.
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Apr 24, 2024 10:08:59   #
DIRTY HARRY wrote:
Who remembers BURMA SHAVE (GREAT reminder of the past)?

I'm sure that Burma Shave actually saved some lives. People laughed and then were more careful! It was a REAL "service" to America, even though it was an advertisement and it was one of the RARE "really useful" ones!

A man, a miss,
A car a curve.
He kissed the miss,
And missed the curve. Burma Shave

DON'T STICK YOUR ELBOW
OUT SO FAR
IT MAY GO HOME
IN ANOTHER CAR. Burma Shave
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No clue. Either I am too young (<70) or they never had those road signs in California. I remember the Copper Tone, and Enjoy Coca-cola signs.
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Apr 22, 2024 11:27:45   #
jerryc41 wrote:
I watched a YouTube unboxing and demo of a Miniot Wheel 2 Turntable, handmade in Norway (I think). The unusual thing about this is the fact that the stylus is under the turntable, so you play the record upside down. It's a beautiful, simple turntable, and I suspected it would be expensive. The reviewer said it cost £450. To me, that's expensive, especially since I already have a couple of turntables.

Well, I was wrong. Maybe that £450 was just for the stylus because the turntable itself costs between $2,000 - $4,000.

https://miniot.com/collections/wheel-2
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I still use my Technics Direct Drive Turntable and it is 1990s vintage.
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Apr 22, 2024 11:23:58   #
BebuLamar wrote:
I mean radio stations don't use turntable any more


Some radio stations have shows where they spin Vinyl. I guess I may be the only one on the Hog that listens to Radio.
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Apr 22, 2024 09:46:40   #
Burtzy wrote:
You won't know until you open it.


Maybe even a half-drowned cat.
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Apr 22, 2024 09:37:43   #
BAchme wrote:
Since my flower selection is limited, I have been experimenting with flowers from my local grocery store. I was pleased when I saw that they had some outside, but like my flowers, the wind kicked up as soon as I started to photograph them! So into the store, I went!

Something a bit different for me. They are FAR from perfect yet, but as always it's part of my learning process!


Nice, but I have the same issue or problem with flowers being too cramped together in a bouquet.
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Apr 22, 2024 09:33:57   #
BAchme wrote:
I am trying to explore my options for flowers, so I tried Home Depot. It was a very sunny day with some wind. I went inside, and it was slightly better, but sometimes they were crammed together!

I wasn't satisfied with the last flower post, so I thought I would try again! I went to two other places, so all I can do is keep practicing!

I hope you enjoy this journey and process! Still, see soft focus sometimes!

Being a work in progress isn't always fun!

Feedback is welcomed!
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Quite beautiful. Are you shooting them in the store and outdoor flower center?

Did you buy them and bring them home to photograph?
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Apr 22, 2024 09:30:48   #
BAchme wrote:
OK. Now, I am finally getting to know some flower places. A friend of mine does demo work there and told me the gal who does the flowers does a good job, and she was right. They have beautiful bouquets, for sure. The only problem was that she was there refreshing the stock, so I had to keep shopping until she left! There was a really gorgeous array of colors to select from. So here's what I picked. It has been an interesting adventure and very different from my squirrels!

Thanks for letting me share, I hope you enjoy!
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Great images. Are you shooting the flowers right in the store?
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