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Apr 29, 2020 10:08:52   #
Best you have ever posted. Every photo great in ever aspect. It was so nice to see beautiful women with out the ink that is so popular and distracting. Thanks for the link.
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Apr 23, 2020 17:19:34   #
UHH is a fountain of information. I have always received help when I needed it. Thanks everyone.
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Apr 23, 2020 17:16:49   #
Blenheim Orange wrote:
"Spider lily" - from Amaryllidaceae, the Amaryllis family. There are 4 genera and a bunch of species. Yours looks like it might be Hymenocallis caribaea, native to the Caribbean. Common names - "Caribbean spider-lily" or "Variegated spider-lily."

Mike


Thanks so much for your answer. That is exactly what it is. I looked it up and there is no doubt.
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Apr 23, 2020 15:53:46   #
Need to know the type of lily this is and where it is originally from. I have attached three photos and I am sure there is a UHH member out there that will know what I have photographed. Thanks for any help you can give me.






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Apr 15, 2020 11:17:14   #
Ruthlessrider wrote:
Purple shamrock (oxalis regnellii)


Thanks so very much. My daughter really like the looks of this plant and wanted to grow some in her flower bed but did not know what to ask or look for at the plant house she likes to go to.
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Apr 15, 2020 09:44:39   #
My daughter saw this and wanted to know what it was. Of course I did not know but I am sure there is some UHH member that will know. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. I know it is not a great photo but she use her cell phone for the photo.


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Apr 15, 2020 09:07:06   #
The one I have is different. I have attached several photos. I don't know if it is older or newer but I did actually use it back in the 90's when I was in business.








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Apr 14, 2020 08:15:03   #
sourdough58 wrote:
If interested I can get pictures of the camera.


I have a great one that is on sell on Ebay right now. Have a lot of lookers but no buys so far.
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Apr 11, 2020 12:00:38   #
jamesl wrote:
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Being as how you purchased the CS3 software, if you can't get it to recognise the older version you can try uninstalling and reinstalling after the trial period runs out. To give it the best chance of the reinstall working, I would suggest cleaning any entries involving CS3 from your registry prior to doing the reinstall. The "Extended" version includes the ability to work on 3D that is not in the "Standard" version. It could very well be that Adobe doesn't want to help you with the problem because of how old CS3 is and they want to push the CC software rather than try to help people get or keep the older standalone versions running.
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I did not have any thing but the old PS6 which it did not recognize and what I bought was the CS3 extended. I assumed that it would work and I had the serial number for the CS3 Extended it works but shows it to be on a 30 day trial and with what I have it can not update what I don't have. It has been a learning experiance.
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Apr 10, 2020 08:07:21   #
Thanks to everyone for your advice and help. I have learned some very important lessons and will apply them to the future.
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Apr 9, 2020 10:47:00   #
johngault007 wrote:
First, I would do what CHG_Canon suggested and update your operating system and anti-virus.

Then, depending on what camera you have, most of them have free software to edit files. All you need to do is go to that manufacturer's support page and find your camera make/model and there should be software available to download. You may need to provide the camera serial number as proof of purchase.





Believe it or not, there are people in this world that can't or won't spend $9.99/month. If so, then they do not get the right to use Adobe products.
I don't think they should be brow-beaten for the choice not to spend that kind of money.

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I can spend $9.99 / month with some shifting around my budget and doing without something else, but no more than I would use it I still think in the long run I would be wasting money.
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Apr 9, 2020 10:43:42   #
CHG_CANON wrote:
You may think you're 'saving' money, but you're really wasting both your time and money purchasing 'new' out of date and unsupported software. What computer and OS are you running? If you're connected to the internet with an out of date OS and / or missing virus protection, you're also putting your entire computer infrastructure at risk. If whoever sold you CS3 didn't provide a valid serial number and some level of satisfaction guarantee, cut your losses at the money and time wasted so far.


I am using Windows 7 and have Avast virus protection. The CS3 I bought though unsupported was CS3 Extended which seems to be an update to CS, CS2, CS3, and PS7. It opens and I can use it but shows to be a trial version. I really don't do enough editing really for even the new soft ware. I agree that using old is a waste of time for anyone who uses it a lot but a few time a year even a little becomes a lot and a waste.
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Apr 9, 2020 10:35:09   #
burkphoto wrote:
Yes, don’t steal intellectual property.

Do the legal, ethical, morally correct thing, and subscribe to one of the Adobe Photography Plans. $9.99 a month shouldn’t break you.


I did buy the software from an someone that just no longer used such an out of date piece of software. It was really all that I needed if not more than I needed.
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Apr 9, 2020 08:46:32   #
I recently purchased and old copy of CS3. I really don't need an up to date version of photoshop since I really can't afford or really need it. I have an old copy of PS6, elements 9, and lightroom 3 all which are very old and out of date but are totally adequate for what I do. There were a few things I wanted to try that I needed a little more up to date version of PS. Due to ignorance on my part the CS3 that I purchased was CS3 Extended which seems to be an update to CS3 and after entering the serial number it wanted the number of the photoshop that I have but they don't show PS6. I contacted Adobe and they could not or would not help. I have the 30 day trial period but when that is gone I will not be able to use what I have. Are there any UHHers out there that have any ideas of a way that I can get around the trial period. Can I uninstall and reinstall what I have and continue to use it with a repeat of the trial or in a couple of weeks just mark it up as one of those mistakes made and learned from.
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Jan 5, 2020 13:48:49   #
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
WOW! That's waht I miss aout film. I found that certain orthochromatic films were great for bady faded and yellowed prints. I used Contrast-Process Ortho, and a special film that was design for printed circuit manufacturing that woud literally reincarnate dead photographs. For regular black and white originals, Professional Copy (4124) was my favorite. Technical Pan was another popular product aroud the studio. Dektol, Selectol, Selectol-Soft, D-8 and Technodol were always on hand in the darkroom.

Yes, all the damages and defects woud emerge with those high-contrast films but fortunately, we got to make work prints and our retoucher woud spot and airbrush all the scratches, nicks and dents and replace missing and lost details. Then we woud make internegatives on the copy film and nice warm-tone or sepia prints. Nowadays, we can do some of that digitally, but it does not have quite the same look!
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Glad to know that someone else found out about the high-contrast film magic. I had customer from all over the country send me old prints to work on. Always happy customers and did not complain about price especially if they had already tried someone else with miserable results.
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