Posts for: Amadeus
Sep 2, 2023 15:29:26 #
Sep 2, 2023 14:10:32 #
fhayes wrote:
Thank you! It was fools luck, I saw the hawk and it appeared to be struggling in the tree. It finally settled on the branch. It wasnāt until I had it in photoshop that I saw the chipmunk
Reminds me of this pic I took. Taking random shots of gulls. Didnāt realize he had a crab in his mouth until I got it downloaded.
Aug 30, 2023 13:44:06 #
Blurryeyed wrote:
I second the Canon Pixma Pro 200, I have gone seve... (show quote)
I just want to put my 2 cents in on the borderless issue. Iāve seen it commented so many times here at UHH that recently, out of fear, I have been printing with borders. However, I have never seen this problem with Canon printers. I have had canons for over 20 years, my recent one is a Pro 100. Never encountered this specific problem.
Aug 19, 2023 13:30:45 #
cyclespeed wrote:
WeTransfer is very simple and free.
Agree. I find WeTransfer very reliable and easy to use. And 2 TB for free is a bargain.
Aug 19, 2023 13:26:18 #
I have a Canon 80D. Got a āprimeā lens. People call it a nifty 50. 1.4. Problem is on my 80D itās a nifty 80. So when Iām in āprimeā situations I use my 18-135 zoom. Thatās my āgo toā lens 95% of the time.
Aug 11, 2023 14:22:58 #
Yes like someone else said. I never remove the card from my camera. I have a new 128gb card in the camera and a spare 64 in my bag. Always download the card but leave the pics on there until I have everything backed up on several ext drives.
Aug 7, 2023 10:00:20 #
I will probably keep them. Like I said itās been a year since completing it. Havenāt tossed them yet. Everything I have is on 3 external drives. Iāll entrust those to family members. Iām sure the slides will be tossed eventually. But the responses were interesting. More people than not keep them.
Aug 6, 2023 16:16:45 #
DirtFarmer wrote:
My wife was an archivist and always advised anyone to PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL!
Technology advances, and there may be in the future better ways to mitigate problems with the original source. If you have the space to store the old slides (4000 slides should fit in a cubic foot or less), do it.
Technology advances, and there may be in the future better ways to mitigate problems with the original source. If you have the space to store the old slides (4000 slides should fit in a cubic foot or less), do it.
Interesting. I got the same advice from my daughter and a 16 year old grandson.
Aug 6, 2023 14:55:49 #
I spent months scanning old slides with an Epson 550 scanner. About 4,000 slides. Theyāre from 1969 into the 80ās. The slides themselves are in terrible shape. They have a purple cast over most of them. Oxidation and age Iām guessing. Basically theyāre useless. The scanner made them decent. The plan was to toss them when I was done. That was about a year ago. But I canāt do it. I feel like theyāre a piece of me. Anyone experience this?
Aug 3, 2023 12:43:29 #
Just received a letter from them yesterday. They cancelled my account due to inactivity. I did use the account over the years. I guess not enough to satisfy them. I didnāt know banks still did that. Whatever, just a heads up.
Jul 26, 2023 15:18:15 #
dpullum wrote:
Sadly I do not need such software, I have a photo history of my self ~!
https://www.perfectcorp.com/consumer/blog/selfie-editing/best-free-safe-aging-app-ios-android
https://ailab.wondershare.com/tools/aging-filter.html
https://www.perfectcorp.com/consumer/blog/selfie-editing/best-free-safe-aging-app-ios-android
https://ailab.wondershare.com/tools/aging-filter.html
Same here! šš
Jul 24, 2023 14:05:17 #
Just a quick note and thanks again for all your input. I did purchase a stroboframe 350 and a connector from Vello. I had the opportunity to try it out this past weekend. A family birthday. It worked nicely. It adds weight and is a bit cumbersome but Iām sure Iāll get used to it. I thought when I posted I had this āuniqueā problem. Shows what a novice I am in certain areas. Thatās why I like this place. The info is priceless.
Jul 14, 2023 10:35:32 #
JohnSwanda wrote:
If so, that would be a serious disadvantage to Godox. My Nikon flash retains TTL no matter how it's positioned. Do you still get consistent exposures when bouncing?
I havenāt tried it often. But I think when I did the exposures weāre ok. But Iām going to play with it again. I have to dig deeper into the flash functions. To me the flash settings become complicated especially when you donāt use the TTL mode. I appreciate your responses.
Jul 14, 2023 08:52:47 #
Tudor wrote:
I shoot Nikon, with an older SB600 speedlight. It has a swivel head, so I can turn it straight on or up with vertical shots. I bounce off the ceiling if it's low enough, and attach a small white card with a rubber band to add fill light to the shadows under the nose, eyebrows, etc. By shooting TTL, I have no problems other than the height and color of the ceiling.
That is interesting. I like to shoot TTL however when I move my Godox to any position other than the normal straight on position, the TTL indicator disappears. So Iām not sure if the function works when bouncing.
Jul 13, 2023 19:28:25 #
The reactions youāre showing are between extremely dilute acids and bases. Nitric at a pH of 3 will barely irritate your skin as well as a base of pH 11. What people are trying to say here is that mixing highly concentrated solutions of the ones mentioned can cause irreparable harm. The chemicals mentioned here do not even fall on the pH scale. This thread has gone beyond the realm of reason.
TO THE OP. DONāT EVEN CONSIDER IT!
TO THE OP. DONāT EVEN CONSIDER IT!