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Apr 20, 2020 06:19:08   #
tcthome wrote:
Like the binoculars. Cute pic.


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Apr 20, 2020 05:40:42   #
Opal will be two in August, already enjoys hiking.


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Apr 20, 2020 05:35:19   #
jdubu wrote:
I just did this in a couple minutes using Viveza to lower saturation, brighten, lower structure and increase contrast. Just another fast and dirty attempt like Ed's. More time and effort will render this into a great keepsake for your family.
With care and a little more time, you can work the sepia back in or out totally. I just worked on the stain to show you can retain the facial features and clean up the whole photo with minimal effort.


Good job.
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Apr 15, 2020 06:16:47   #
ron james wrote:
hi guys - can anybody point me in right direction - using a Nikon D7500 with kit 18-140mm lens

the issue I am having is pictures coming out much darker than I would like whilst using Auto (not completely dark but certainly not bright)

would this be a lens issue or camera setting ? I used John Greengo quick start program whilst setting up menu and am going around in circles looking an answer


Meter on the dark part of photo not the brightest.
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Apr 14, 2020 06:02:32   #
RahulKhosla wrote:
Would appreciate guidance on settings that will work for this. I have a 400mm Nikon F2.8 lens on a D850 (or D5 if needed).


Set on auto, start shooting.
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Apr 12, 2020 09:25:26   #
anotherview wrote:
Next time, print out a copy of your received order or other order confirmation. Paper documentation still proves necessary at times.
I've noticed that computer systems have become swamped from the reaction to the Chinese virus. Web-sites malfunction.


Yes but what good is a doc. when you don’t have groceries?
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Apr 12, 2020 08:46:43   #
jaymatt wrote:
I order online from a Kroger-owned chain; they deliver to my car. It generally takes two to three days, but there’s no hassle or danger of going into the store, and the first three trips are free. After that there’s a minimal charge, but it will probably be worth it. I still have two free trips left.


I ordered on line from Kroger, they said pickup between 3and4pm Sat. Which was a week. They had my credit card number and total. Got there at 3pm store was completely full of people. Finally found a place to park, called inside. They said they didn’t have a record of my order. Whole week shot. Thanks Kroger.πŸ˜·πŸ‘Ž
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Apr 12, 2020 08:37:12   #
sourdough58 wrote:
Some tips: At the base of some bushes in your yard that is the least visible by your neighbors, set up a feeding station for the squirrels on the ground this will get them in range and in a proper and safe area to shoot your air rifle. Next set up a card table back from the window or door stack up some books and a rolled-up hand towel on top this will be your air rifle rest., block the door open 10 -12in or more so you can see your feeding station and a safe area on both sides so you could see a pet, child or a visitor approaching your firing lane that you are sniping the feeding station from, start with a small target drawn on a paper bag with something in the bag to keep the bag from blowing away some potting soil works well, and take some practice shots. If you need to change your sights you move your rear sight the direction you want the pellet to go and this applies to scopes as well. Please use NO lead pellets these are safe for birds to eat. Now what I recommend is that you take the dead squirrels to a field or woodlot and leave them there fox,red-tail hawks, crows and critters will all benefit from your success and this way nothing is wasted. I wish you well and great success. and "Happy Easter" He Has risen from the dead.
Some tips: At the base of some bushes in your yard... (show quote)


I leave them behind the shed and next morning they are gone. Thanks 😎
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Apr 11, 2020 13:52:24   #
Fotoartist wrote:
The grass will still be that color.


No it won’t.
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Apr 11, 2020 09:52:10   #
Bluenose Polliwag wrote:
I used to hunt them with a .22 but in town that wouldn't work. A shotgun is easer to hit them with but they are even louder. Squirrel stew is pretty tasty and I wouldn't hunt it if I don't eat it.


Chicken of the tree
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Apr 11, 2020 09:48:50   #
berchman wrote:
Why are you wearing a mask in your picture if you agree that it's a hoax?


I just got over chemo and cancer, not supposed to be in sun, Smart Ass.
Crawl back under your rock.
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Apr 11, 2020 09:36:35   #
foathog wrote:
I'm with you. I am NOT a big squirrel fan. they chew on my house and porch screens. If you feed the birds buy the anti squirrel feeders that actually work. Too many people acquiesce and allow the population to explode.


Wait until they chew air conditioning wires into.
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Apr 11, 2020 08:14:44   #
Dalek wrote:
Hopefully, the covid-19 lock down will lower traffic deaths.


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Apr 11, 2020 08:13:28   #
Delderby wrote:
Wesso and Littlebit.
You will do what you do - but don't come boasting about it on this site rsoles.


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Apr 11, 2020 06:30:41   #
Architect1776 wrote:
Puts China Flu pandemic hoax into perspective.


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