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Jul 27, 2016 13:21:00   #
Nikon vs Canon is no more then a coin toss -- Instead of concentrating on brand names -- Start with the really important issues such as -- Full Frame vs Crop Frame -- From there work on through all the various sub features -- Most call then -- The bells & whistles --- Handling them helps a lot -- What fits best in your hand --- Some where along "your" analysis the cost may become important ---- After all that & more --- Then come back & tell us what you actually purchased
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Jul 26, 2016 14:03:52   #
You have my many thanks--------
Since as hard as I try -- I just can't see any difference & since as I see it - these filters provide zero protection --
I will save my money and continue to use "Hooded Naked Lenses" -
My best advice that has worked so for me these past 30+years is simple ------
Try not to take showers with then - & - Most important of all -----
Just don't drop the damn things
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Dec 31, 2015 12:23:16   #
Great photos! A great place to visit
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Dec 20, 2015 15:59:37   #
Additional thoughts on your thoughtful question -------
This has gotta be the reason "they" named it ----
"The Circle Of Confusion"
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Dec 20, 2015 15:54:20   #
Cute & 50.6 million Tack Sharp
great photo
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Dec 20, 2015 12:09:27   #
Great shots -- My favorite part of the world
Thanks for sharing
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Dec 20, 2015 12:06:40   #
You can't square a circle
Merry Christmas
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Dec 18, 2015 16:04:04   #
That is one great / terrifc looking bird --- Your fine photos does it justice ---- sure wish we had them out here
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Dec 17, 2015 17:44:17   #
Ford's & Chevy's or is it Chevy's & Ford's
Now when the Leica vs Zeiss brand loyalty debates take place -- It's the Butlers that make the Quick Reply's
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Dec 16, 2015 19:02:38   #
Forgot I had these
Taken back in 2006 -- March AFB -- Still have some AGFA left in the freezer


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Dec 16, 2015 15:48:41   #
Launched in 1628 her maiden and subsequent final voyage consisted of a 1,400 yard voyage ending in a sudden capsize and sinking. A tad top-heavy --- Were told the ship's design flaw had more to due with the kings last minute order to add additional guns to her top deck --- Due to interior darkness had to boost the ISO up to 4,000


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Dec 16, 2015 13:47:15   #
Great video ----
Only when your young
This is a trip where you get to make one mistake at which time you next of kin ID's you, picks up the bike & then turns off the recorder
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Dec 15, 2015 17:36:25   #
Sure --- That's what I wanted -- All the above -- However from a historical basis say the last 1,000 years or so -- And as much as I love Russian literature & Vodka ain't bad either these folks not as individuals but as an organized country have been in general a pain in the neck to get along with
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Dec 15, 2015 16:48:48   #
For what's it worth --- my Malwarebytes software is blocking the Polish Church as a Malicious website
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Dec 15, 2015 15:50:51   #
lev29 wrote:
I could convey similar experiences with a different Nationality on more than one occasion, but I won't do that here.

Doddy, your observations concerning this group might be 100% accurate, but I believe it's important to acknowledge that your observations are PURELY ANECDOTAL! I'm not trying to instruct you as to how to write, BUT I've been following this thread. Yours is the first remark that refers to the group behavior belonging to those of a Nationality OUTSIDE their native country.

Politely, as I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt, sir, it appears that you're unaware that your tangential observation is one of the means used by bigots to induce a "verbal riot" of sorts, with other subsequent posts containing more anecdotal negative "reports" of this or that ethnic group.

I can't necessarily state that I'm a supporter of all current native Russians, but I believe I have an explanation for "your" group's lack of queuing up. While I agree that queuing up is a good practice to follow when indicated, it appears to me that this custom is held more closely to the British than others. To me, that explains why it especially was an affront to you. Permit me, just an American born in Boston, to inform you of what I observed in May 1990 in Moscow & Leningrad; at the time, technically, it was still called the USSR.

I went shopping at something like a hardware store. If you think the British are THE authority on QUEUES, get a load of this! Not one queue, but three separate queues! My mother experienced the same thing when she visited in 1975. WHY ON EARTH DOES IT TAKE WAITING IN THREE QUEUES TO BUY A FEW ITEMS?

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The 1st queue is to choose what you want to buy. You tell the store employee at the head of this queue what you want to buy; he or she then scribbles it down on a piece of paper, which you then take to wait in the ...

2nd queue. You wait and you wait till it's your turn. Then you pay schlep #2 the rubles. He/she scribbles something on a piece of paper ... and then ...

you take the paper with you into the 3rd queue, stand some more, and WAIT. Finally, the third peasant takes your miserable slip of paper, disappears lord knows how long, finally returning with the items you bought.

Do you know what REACTION FORMATION is?

I could be wrong, but I bet that Russian group in Spain had this reaction engrained in them from direct experience OR if this tri-queue system dissolved after the break-up of the S.U., the parents of the young ones in the group engrained it in them.

Peace on Earth! lev29
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One thing you may want to keep in mind is that the Russians are rather new at being tourists --- I think it takes some time to figure how to do it the right way. On this same trip we were told by Finnish & Swedish cab drivers just how Barbaric; load, Demanding & often Drunk they found what they termed the "Average Russian Tourist" ---- All this reminded me of the numerous obnoxious American Tourists I encountered while stationed in Japan during the 60's.
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