On the appropriate use of Emojis ...
May 16, 2019 17:48:53 #
G Brown wrote:
Designed by the Japanese who it seems have a really weird sense of enjoyment.I Don't think there is 'an appropriate' use....But as they are appearing everywhere and people love to 'belong in the herd' why not use them as you feel fit.
There are people who 'judge you' by scouring your online 'presence'. From Banks to Employers etc. to see if you are a 'desirably Asset'. Perhaps emoji's may put you on one side of their line or not. But probably your 'presence' decides most.
Have Fun
There are people who 'judge you' by scouring your online 'presence'. From Banks to Employers etc. to see if you are a 'desirably Asset'. Perhaps emoji's may put you on one side of their line or not. But probably your 'presence' decides most.
Have Fun
Thanks, G … that's the fun of this post - trying to find out whether UHH thinks Emojis are fun, or not.
May 16, 2019 17:55:58 #
Chris T wrote:
Thanks, G … that's the fun of this post - trying to find out whether UHH thinks Emojis are fun, or not.
So, like I said earlier, your thread is not about photography. It is about people's opinions of Emojis which, in case you didn't know, are not typically photographs.
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May 16, 2019 18:01:01 #
Bill_de wrote:
So, like I said earlier, your thread is not about photography. It is about people's opinions of Emojis which, in case you didn't know, are not typically photographs.
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They're not, Bill? … OMG!!!!! … The end of the world - has finally come!!!!
What WILL we tell Orson Welles???
May 16, 2019 18:54:10 #
Chris T wrote:
How could GOOGLE possibly enter into the equation?
..... I am asking UHH members, if they think EMOJI use - represents sarcasm!!!!
..... I am asking UHH members, if they think EMOJI use - represents sarcasm!!!!
No, not themselves.
or could, maybe.Depends on the context. The others, no.May 16, 2019 19:00:43 #
Is it my imagination, User - or is that guy in the Purple Hat missing his right thumb? 
May 16, 2019 19:03:29 #
Longshadow wrote:
No, not themselves.
or could, maybe.Depends on the context. The others, no.
or could, maybe.Depends on the context. The others, no.Ah, good … Paul (Chg-Canon) - seems to think otherwise!!!!
Thanks, Bill … Cheers!!!!
May 16, 2019 19:26:00 #
Longshadow wrote:
No, not themselves.
or could, maybe.Depends on the context. The others, no.
or could, maybe.Depends on the context. The others, no.I like to use that guy with his eyes popping out of his head, Bill, after I've looked something up on the Net - and dropped it into a post - to prove a point!!!!!
May 16, 2019 19:30:27 #
Chris T wrote:
I like to use that guy with his eyes popping out of his head, Bill, after I've looked something up on the Net - and dropped it into a post - to prove a point!!!!!
To me
could be wow; you're kidding; really?; surprise; ... is standard "eye roll".May 16, 2019 19:37:32 #
Longshadow wrote:
To me could be wow; you're kidding; really?; surprise; ...
is standard "eye roll".
could be wow; you're kidding; really?; surprise; ... is standard "eye roll".Could be, Bill … see - that's what I mean - we need consistency in regard to this …
Just as we need consistency in regards to what constitutes a Super-Zoom … bridge, or lens?
And - what constitutes a CROP camera .. APS-C, or MFT, or both?
And - what does CROP actually mean - is it about an image, or about something that grows? and so on!!!
May 16, 2019 19:52:45 #
Chris T wrote:
Could be, Bill … see - that's what I mean - we nee... (show quote)
To me a crop camera is based on the sensor being smaller (cropped) than 24x36 for a DSLR.
My Sony H1 has a very small sensor, but I don't consider it a crop sensor, because it's not a DSLR.
I would consider an MFT (If it has interchangeable lenses) a crop if the sensor is smaller than 24x36.
A bridge if it does not have interchangeable lenses.
My H1 is a bridge camera, my S60 is a pocket camera.
A bridge camera does not have interchangeable lenses. I'd accept the Wikipedia definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge_camera
Super zoom??? That's relative? Big-ass zoom?
May 16, 2019 19:54:45 #
Bill_de wrote:
So, like I said earlier, your thread is not about photography. It is about people's opinions of Emojis which, in case you didn't know, are not typically photographs.
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He's in the clear! it got moved!
May 16, 2019 20:06:15 #
Longshadow wrote:
To me a crop camera is based on the sensor being s... (show quote)
A "superzoom" - is used to describe two items in photography - both, a bridge with a long zoom lens, AND a long lens - either of the Telephoto type, and/or - a long zoom - say 50-500, or 150-600, etc., etc.
So, it has TWO uses … CROP also has two uses in photography - both - as an editing element in PP, AND - as a way of naming the kind of digital camera, which shoots LESS than a 24x36 image on its sensor.
May 16, 2019 20:07:55 #
Longshadow wrote:
He's in the clear! it got moved!
More's the Pity!
Since - we've digressed into Photographic elements …
May 16, 2019 20:32:30 #
Longshadow wrote:
To me a crop camera is based on the sensor being s... (show quote)
Yes, Bill … all MFTs have interchangeable lenses. It is the acronym for Micro Four Thirds - which are the camera designs espoused by Olympus and Panasonic (primarily) based on the 110 film negative.
May 16, 2019 21:31:55 #
Chris T wrote:
A "superzoom" - is used to describe two items in photography - both, a bridge with a long zoom lens, AND a long lens - either of the Telephoto type, and/or - a long zoom - say 50-500, or 150-600, etc., etc.
So, it has TWO uses … CROP also has two uses in photography - both - as an editing element in PP, AND - as a way of naming the kind of digital camera, which shoots LESS than a 24x36 image on its sensor.
So, it has TWO uses … CROP also has two uses in photography - both - as an editing element in PP, AND - as a way of naming the kind of digital camera, which shoots LESS than a 24x36 image on its sensor.
You could add a third use, taking a paper print and cutting it to fit a smaller frame. That would be cropping also.
'Crop' itself has only one use, to make smaller. Whatever it's reference.
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