Posts for: no12mo
Apr 23, 2022 16:22:32 #
Steve DeMott wrote:
Let them guess.
On a personal note! I like both versions, but I lean towards the first one. The arch seems more pronounced and the eyes target the arch then the mountains behind. The 2nd appears somewhat cluttered. The eyes wonder around the image.
Just my opinion and I may be wrong
On a personal note! I like both versions, but I lean towards the first one. The arch seems more pronounced and the eyes target the arch then the mountains behind. The 2nd appears somewhat cluttered. The eyes wonder around the image.
Just my opinion and I may be wrong
I've been out there and the clouds seem out of place. I go with #1. I agree photographically with you, the clouds compete with the arch.
Apr 23, 2022 16:11:23 #
Apr 23, 2022 16:08:27 #
Dec 25, 2021 19:05:28 #
fredfbk wrote:
I had an old computer that I took out and kept the hard drive. My question is how can I recover photos stored on the hard drive. Confess to being less than adequate in using a computer, Any answers or suggestions?
From your comments I'd recommend taking the drive source to the equivalent of the Geek Squad or some source like that and have them put the images on a USB target drive. That way you wont stand a chance of messing things. If you photos are family related it's worth the $$
Dec 25, 2021 18:54:57 #
Racmanaz wrote:
I saw this on a recent Youtube video but I can't figure out what model this is, all I can see clearly is that it's a Canon. Just curious, is this a digital or film camera? The location is somewhere in Spain.
It can be any one of the Canon "A" series cameras, except for the "A1, black". I recognize the battery door as belonging to the "A" Canon. I have all of the "A" series cameras except for the so-called AE Program. They are all good cameras but my favorite for some reason was the camera that I gave to my daughter who was taking a photo class in HS and that beauty was the AV1 - an aperture priority camera. She gave it back to me as she discovered the camera in her phone was fine with her.
The Black A1 camera for some reason was not my favorite but that probably was because of my Developer that I was using. My favorite Canon pre-auto focus was and is my T90.
Dec 21, 2021 11:51:45 #
JamesCurran wrote:
That's not exactly true.
To be displayed on a screen, or printed out, an image must be converted to a bitmap. For most files, this is done automatically on the fly as it is opened. There is no reason the conversion has to go RAW -> JPG -> bitmap. If you have the proper converter installed on your computer, it can go directly from RAW -> bitmap to be displayed.
To be displayed on a screen, or printed out, an image must be converted to a bitmap. For most files, this is done automatically on the fly as it is opened. There is no reason the conversion has to go RAW -> JPG -> bitmap. If you have the proper converter installed on your computer, it can go directly from RAW -> bitmap to be displayed.
Dec 13, 2021 15:11:42 #
Dec 1, 2021 15:49:55 #
Alphabravo2020 wrote:
The D7500 is overpriced for what you get. I don't like that they deleted the dual card slot and the aperture preview function among other things. I ended up going from a D5000 series to a D7200 instead, and eventually added a D850.
I would not prefer a crop sensor for landscape, but certainly the D500 should be top of line for wildlife and long lenses.
I would not prefer a crop sensor for landscape, but certainly the D500 should be top of line for wildlife and long lenses.
On the single card option of the D7500 - I wondered when someone would bring up that feature (less) option.
I have my original D7000 and two D500s. I also don't stick strictly to the Nikon lens only. There are lots of non-Nikon lens (particularly Tamron) that I like and use
Al
Nov 26, 2021 08:07:27 #
Nov 22, 2021 08:46:52 #
daldds wrote:
With six grandchildren as my models over the years (#6 photos attached) the advent of better sensors and noise reduction has made life much simpler for me.
You have good lenses, and with the correct sensor, you’re job is easy.
My images were shot at at f/4, 1/500 and auto ISO, 1250 & 1600 here, then cropped to about 1/2. I did not use any noise, and printed the bottom at 8 1/2 x 11, the top 13 x 19, which turned out to be a little noisy, but fine for her wall of photos.
You have good lenses, and with the correct sensor, you’re job is easy.
My images were shot at at f/4, 1/500 and auto ISO, 1250 & 1600 here, then cropped to about 1/2. I did not use any noise, and printed the bottom at 8 1/2 x 11, the top 13 x 19, which turned out to be a little noisy, but fine for her wall of photos.
Why cropped?
Nov 22, 2021 08:34:58 #
Gene51 wrote:
Your lenses are fine, but your choice of format (cropped sensor, and D500) leave something to be desired as you are finding out. An FX body will give you better low light performance, and both the 24-70 and the 70-200 will be a great choice. Get a D700, or better yet, find a nice clean D810 - you'll be glad you did. What you don't need is another lens.
Nov 21, 2021 14:55:15 #
Wags wrote:
Basketball for grade/middle/high school is getting... (show quote)
Example pics would have been nice
Nov 20, 2021 09:32:46 #
Longshadow wrote:
Don't know what you're comparing it with, but she and the shot look good.
Nov 16, 2021 16:41:38 #
He's OK. I didn't watch the entire "AD" but I did notice the motion of water (amount of blur in falls for example) aperture mode is a nice way of catching the amount of blur.
So he's OK but it's an AD so consider the source and experiment
Al
So he's OK but it's an AD so consider the source and experiment
Al
Nov 16, 2021 16:31:31 #
From my experience, SSD's are a more robust drive. Since you asked - just how big a drive (C) do you have and what kind of OS are you running?
If your C drive is getting that full, I'd be getting an external drive. If you are running some sort of Windows OS, and you are running <1 TB there is a way of resolving that problem
I see your comment about 50 years so it seems that I have offended you so I apologize and we can terminate this conversation ASAP
Regards, Al
If your C drive is getting that full, I'd be getting an external drive. If you are running some sort of Windows OS, and you are running <1 TB there is a way of resolving that problem
I see your comment about 50 years so it seems that I have offended you so I apologize and we can terminate this conversation ASAP
Regards, Al