Posts for: dub3
Jul 6, 2019 09:11:22 #
Gitchigumi wrote:
Seems like the right section to me.
I agree, apparently the thickness of the OP’s skin is illustrated by his remarks along with a perceived “power of the pen”
Mar 18, 2019 11:01:24 #
Mar 18, 2019 10:40:25 #
I’m not a Canon guy but a friend asked me to sell her deceased husbands AE-1. It is in pristine condition. Looks new. Has strap, Vivitar 28mm 2.8, Jagar 80-200mm 4.5, 2x converter, Sakar auto27B flash, original instructions, caps and custom Coaslar bag. Looks lik everything may have been a kit. I don’t have a clue as to value, looking for offers. Would be great addition to Canon collection.
Mar 18, 2019 10:19:07 #
warrenrowephotography wrote:
I plan to make a trip into the Hill Country on March 22nd, even though there is currently a 50% chance of rain that day. My itinerary will include Willow City Loop, SH 16 from Fredericksburg to Cherokee including Babyhead Cemetery, SH 29 from Burnet to Mason, and Park Road 4 near Inks Lake and Longhorn Caverns. My SUV (with my photo business logo and contact info on the rear window) is about to log a lot of miles that day. Hopefully I'll see some of the Texas Hedgehogs along the way!
Blue bonnets are in full force now. Lots of moisture this year will produce bumper crop of wild flowers. Willow City Loop, Hwy 71 from 281 to 16 is great. Grass is starting to grow and warm weather is here so don’t wait too long. Paint Brush and Indian Blankets will mature toward end of Blue Bonnets.
Dec 24, 2018 13:30:57 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
Open the battery compartment and assure it's empty... (show quote)
Battery compartment looks pristine like the rest of the camera. Thank you very much for the advise
Dec 24, 2018 10:59:17 #
I looked there under complete items and noticed that most don’t do a good job of noting condition or what brand the lenses are. Also , this camera has Jager flash and lense and I don’t know their value if it is good or bad
Dec 24, 2018 10:56:57 #
I looked there under complete items and noticed that most don’t do a good job of noting condition or what brand the lenses are. Also , this camera has Jager flash and lense and I don’t know their value if it is good or bad.
rwilson1942 wrote:
You can probably get some idea of the value of these items on eBay.
Dec 24, 2018 09:28:08 #
A close friend whose husband passed several years ago discovered a pristine Canon kit while cleaning. She has asked me to sell it for her. I’m not a Canon man and have no idea where to start, but I knew the hogs could help. The kit is a Canon AE-1 program body, vivitar 28 2.8 auto lens with uv filter, a jager 80-200 macro 4.5 auto zoom with uv filter, a Jagar 2X tele converter c/FD, Jakar auto 27B flash, all lens and body caps, Canon instructional manual, heavy camera strap, and a coaster shoulder bag. All appears to be in like new condition with only a few spots on exterior of bag that could be cleaned. I need advise on where to sell this gem and what it is worth. Thanks in advance for the advise.
Nov 30, 2018 00:49:48 #
This my first attempt to post so hope no rules are broken. I am attempting to shoot a micro of the orchid with a Nikon d750 and a Nikon micro 105 lens. Focus is manual, ambient light and apature and sutter were adjusted to present a balanced histogram. No post has been done. Would like criticism of shot
Nov 19, 2018 10:42:35 #
Does anyone know how the Manfrotto 455 or 3401 rates? Thanks
pendennis wrote:
As the original poster hadn't mentioned used or ne... (show quote)
Nov 17, 2018 09:42:01 #
I believe you can set the 750 to shoot in DX mode when using DX lenses and there will be no vignette. Check manual.
Oct 30, 2018 13:33:47 #
Zeitguy wrote:
I know how to Google and I have examined all the offerings on eBay for a while. Your response is presumptious and a waste of both our time.
If you don't have a camera to sell please save your patronizing advice for your own children.
If you don't have a camera to sell please save your patronizing advice for your own children.
WOW, if you want to get slammed just offer Zeitguy a helpful suggestion and BAM!! You will get slammed.
Oct 26, 2018 12:03:36 #
OlinBost wrote:
My mother-in-law succumbed to this dreadful malady. To me it is worse than cancer because it can take to long for them. Plus you have no ideal what they are going through.
Yes, horrible for the afflicted. Can’t imagine the fear as the condition progresses and then so grateful that in it’s latter stages the patient may not comprehend their condition - such a blessing. Then the burden shifts to the caregiver (70% die before the patient). The financial burden is horrible then there is the daily task of watching your loved one slowly die and having to make the decision to prolong their life or allow them too pass due to preventable causes over and over again. Such is my wife and life of 60 years.
Sep 28, 2018 09:51:26 #
SpyderJan wrote:
Looks good Jack. I only wish I could afford it. May I make a suggestion. The bear photo was meant to highlight the lens, but the over-sharpening makes one wonder if it was needed to make the lens look sharper than it is. IMHO.
Not to change the subject of the post, but I’m curious how one can tell if the image has been processed or is unprocessed from the camera/lense
Aug 24, 2018 10:00:41 #
If it is still available I’ll take it
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