Mysterious line on photo
Aug 8, 2014 16:24:36 #
UXOEOD wrote:
Really? You post a photo with an ugly anomaly ask... (show quote)
He/She probably automatically exports from lightroom or whatever with that watermark. Take a chill pill bro.
And honestly, his picture with the "ugly anomaly" is better than half the garbage that gets praised on here. Just saying.
Aug 8, 2014 16:56:53 #
Yes Stef. She does export from Light Room and of course, if anybody wants to pay for the print, she sells it without the watermark. I am just trying to help her.
Aug 8, 2014 23:56:46 #
A strand of hair was on the sensor. Problem solved. Thanks for all the help as always Ladies and Gents.
Aug 9, 2014 05:45:38 #
Mr. Brownstar wrote:
Hello all! Been a long time since I was on here but I need some help from you all! Please take a look at the attached photo. Can someone tell me from their experience, what the line is right above the young gentleman's head. Looks like sun flare but it is also apparent when shooting in dimly lit situations. Hope it is not a damaged sensor! Also, the line showed up using two different lenses. Thanks!
It could be a hair off one of those little animals you murdered
Aug 9, 2014 06:02:17 #
I was kinda wonderin' how that grinning hero would feel if he was out there defenseless and it was the duck that had the big gun........
Aug 9, 2014 06:04:42 #
Delderby wrote:
It could be a hair off one of those little animals you murdered
How do you think that hamburger gets on your plate kind sir?
Aug 9, 2014 06:33:11 #
jayro wrote:
How do you think that hamburger gets on your plate kind sir?
It won't be getting on my plate.
Aug 9, 2014 07:03:31 #
Delderby wrote:
It won't be getting on my plate.
Fine, but that does not negate the fact that whatever it is you put on your plate, it is the result of actions that kill living animals (and plants with lives just as precious).
Aug 9, 2014 07:13:12 #
Aug 9, 2014 07:15:55 #
Mr. Brownstar wrote:
Hello all! Been a long time since I was on here but I need some help from you all! Please take a look at the attached photo. Can someone tell me from their experience, what the line is right above the young gentleman's head. Looks like sun flare but it is also apparent when shooting in dimly lit situations. Hope it is not a damaged sensor! Also, the line showed up using two different lenses. Thanks!
Hair on the sensor.
Aug 9, 2014 07:20:35 #
UXOEOD wrote:
Really? You post a photo with an ugly anomaly ask... (show quote)
:thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
EXTREMELY rude and uncalled for response!!!
Aug 9, 2014 07:22:23 #
Canonuser
Loc: UK and South Africa
UXOEOD wrote:
Really? You post a photo with an ugly anomaly ask... (show quote)
I suppose it's inevitable from time to time, when a guy asks an innocent question there will always be some evil minded shit bag that will respond like this.
Aug 9, 2014 07:29:02 #
Apaflo wrote:
Fine, but that does not negate the fact that whatever it is you put on your plate, it is the result of actions that kill living animals (and plants with lives just as precious).
Yes. Let's hope that is the reason for Mr Brownstar and jayro to go hunting - and not for the pleasure of the kill?
Aug 9, 2014 08:39:53 #
Delderby wrote:
Yes. Let's hope that is the reason for Mr Brownstar and jayro to go hunting - and not for the pleasure of the kill?
We agree there 120%.
I live in a place where subsistence hunting is a way of life, literally. As a senior citizen I am also priviledged in that the community will provide me with the benefits of that activity. At the drop of a hat, fish, caribou, ducks, geese, seal and whale all land on my porch.
But the same young hunters who provide that food consider "trophy" hunting to be dishonest and dishonerable. "Sport" hunting is the same thing. "Catch and Release" fishing is an abomination, thought of here as inappropriate "playing with our food".
Note also that it immoral, both in the sense of relative to the community and to the environment, to have the opportinity to harvest 10 or 20 or 100 animals and only take enough for yourself.
It's a very different value system.
Aug 9, 2014 08:50:19 #
Delderby wrote:
It could be a hair off one of those little animals you murdered
We all have to eat and to me it makes little difference if it comes from a slaughterhouse, a farm, or someone's hunting trip. We're practically tripping over deer around here, as well as the ticks and Lyme disease they carry so the hunters are welcome. I will add though that as far as considering hunting a sport, I would only concede that point if the animals were also armed. If you don't like meat, don't eat it. If you think hunting is cruel you should see what animal over population results in when winter comes to much of the country. No, I'm not a hunter. Last time I fired a weapon with the intention of killing anything was in '68.
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