Posts for: lamiaceae
Apr 12, 2024 10:10:43 #
Orphoto wrote:
I have never heard of coating damage, always only shutter curtain and/or sensor. Highly unlikely glass elements would be adversely affected. Will be curious to see how the henhouse reacts here.
Henhouse or Dodo Farm.
Apr 11, 2024 11:18:52 #
Retired CPO wrote:
Green Valley, Arizona
I hope you like!
I hope you like!
Nature is beautiful.
Apr 10, 2024 10:16:32 #
PotoFotos wrote:
I have a ton of old photos which are taking up too much space. Friends, can I get any recommendations for a high quality fast scanner? Must be Mac and PC compatible. Thank you in advance. Poto
Fast and high quality images do not go together. I have two Epson scanners, V500 Photo, and V850 Pro. A Espon V6xx or V7xx series model would do you well.
Apr 10, 2024 10:13:00 #
Apr 10, 2024 10:04:04 #
docphoto wrote:
Realizing that there would be many photographs of the historic total eclipse, I wanted to photograph the people who were watching the eclipse. Here are some of my images from the event. I use two, NIKON Z9, with a 24-70 2.8 S and 70-200mm 2.8 S, ISO 100, various F stops.
Superb, those are more interesting than photos of the eclipse.
Apr 8, 2024 18:22:55 #
rangerjohn wrote:
Had to drive 2:30 to get to a totality zone and find some clear-ish sky’s in Texas.
Shot on z7ii remotely to my phone via SnapBridge.
79-200 @200mm with nd20 filter.
Not processed, basically just cropped.
We will see how things look on the raw file later.
Shot on z7ii remotely to my phone via SnapBridge.
79-200 @200mm with nd20 filter.
Not processed, basically just cropped.
We will see how things look on the raw file later.
Cool capture.
Apr 8, 2024 18:21:52 #
oakvillebob wrote:
There will be lots of these but here is mine 99.3% totality D850 200-500 manual focus old eyes
Interesting effect in any case.
Apr 8, 2024 18:17:25 #
FotoHog wrote:
Unfortunately the clouds blocked the best part of the eclipse. 
But it was still awesome to experience the eerie sights and strange feelings created by the descending darkness to the earth.
My Samsung S21 did the best it could to capture these and more images. . . .
But it was still awesome to experience the eerie sights and strange feelings created by the descending darkness to the earth.
My Samsung S21 did the best it could to capture these and more images. . . .
Interesting anyway.
Apr 8, 2024 18:16:20 #
Tote1940 wrote:
From partially cloudy Dallas
Nikon Zfc 200-600 Sigma zoom handheld at 200 1.4 teleconverter trimmed
Missed diamond ring, could not focus in time!
Amazing show
Second eclipse , last one lasted only few seconds back in 1958 in Chile
Nikon Zfc 200-600 Sigma zoom handheld at 200 1.4 teleconverter trimmed
Missed diamond ring, could not focus in time!
Amazing show
Second eclipse , last one lasted only few seconds back in 1958 in Chile
Nice!
Apr 8, 2024 12:09:53 #
alberio wrote:
It was a perfect day Saturday after a windy wet Friday. Today was another good day. I managed to get to the Saturday event for the first drag race I've been to in 20 years. Things have changed a bit. Force is still doing his thing, Ron Capps has put a bit of weight on, but still doing good. Greg Anderson took Pro Stock. I don't recall all the other results, because I was too busy taking snap shots. Here are a few.
Nice batch of pix, thanks for sharing. Wow, it has been a few years, < 12 since I have been to a drag race. I attended the meets in Pomona three times. Watched this years Arizona Nationals on TV Fri-Sun.
Apr 7, 2024 10:28:45 #
Dannj wrote:
If there has to be a ‘quake, this is enough for me👍
M4.8 is not very large, just unusual for the area near where it occurred. M4.8 occur every few days in California. I only worry about the ones greater than M6. The largest expected in CA would be around M8.4. South-East Asia and Chile get ones with magnitudes greater than 9. Those are truly scary and potentially deadly.
Apr 7, 2024 10:07:40 #
John N wrote:
Simple way to quell that theory, write the date the same way as most of the rest of the world.
Yes, in USA 4-8, most other countries 8-4. A M8.4 earthquake is more like a huge Califirnia ones.
Apr 7, 2024 10:01:38 #
jerryc41 wrote:
It took only minutes for the conspiracy nuts to ge... (show quote)
I agree, especially with your last statement.
Apr 6, 2024 10:46:33 #
Tdearing wrote:
I recently posted a request for advice on printers to which I received a total of 2 replies - for those two I am grateful. I believe I have gone out of my way to be complimentary to many, many, many, of the Hogs over the last 5-6 years, often for the effort shown more than results, and I must say I am very disappointed by the response.
Printer is a very general term. You could have asked for "Need Recommendations For Printing Services".
Apr 6, 2024 10:42:04 #
Tdearing wrote:
I could sure use some help in selecting a good printer for a small 50 count photo order. I've had numerous requests for a particular photograph, which I am looking to frame with a stock, ready available, matting with an inside matting diameter of 10.5" X 13.5" or smaller. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I see the word "order" so I might guess that means you are asking about a Printing Service / Photography Print Shop and not a (home) printing machine. Your one word title made that unclear. Perhaps rephrase your question. I do my printing at home with a Canon PIXMA PRO-100 printer, no longer made. I have only used two Printing services. One was COSTCO when they printed photos. And the other was one time for a print that I was buying from someone else and they selected their favorite print shop. Thus, I don't remember the name of it. Search the UHH archives. Good luck.