Posts for: lbrandt79
Aug 10, 2015 14:06:18 #
ducwic wrote:
lbrandt, thanks for stopping by. Not familiar with Canon G1. Was that a PHD camera?
As long as I have been into photography, not familiar with PHD?
Aug 10, 2015 13:59:31 #
ducwic wrote:
lbrandt, thanks for stopping by. Not familiar with Canon G1. Was that a PHD camera?
It was one of their first digital cameras, think, 3.3 mp.
Aug 10, 2015 08:43:15 #
ducwic wrote:
This photo is of an art installation at our local art museum, that I took hand held and was amazed at how much of the wordage was readable.
This photo was take back in 2005 with my first digital camera, a 4MP Nikon Coolpix E4300 (F2.8, 8.0mm, 1/142, ISO 100) I wasn't about ready to give up my world of Olympus SLR Film Gear. It took about 3 months and I realized digital was the way to go....and I slowly went.
This photo was take back in 2005 with my first digital camera, a 4MP Nikon Coolpix E4300 (F2.8, 8.0mm, 1/142, ISO 100) I wasn't about ready to give up my world of Olympus SLR Film Gear. It took about 3 months and I realized digital was the way to go....and I slowly went.
This shot did it for me, Canon G1, 2003, think they are up to G16 now.
Aug 7, 2015 17:18:14 #
Denisedancer wrote:
I guess I'm the stupid one then as I drag and drop all the time. If I'm doing it to back up, of course I double check that the file has landed in the correct place.
Personally I'm more scared of cut/paste as the file disappears temporarily.
Personally I'm more scared of cut/paste as the file disappears temporarily.
I have not read all the threads, as they become ridiculous, but I am stupid too, I drag and drop to an external HD, have a Mac, make sure they got there, have Time Machine going, then take that external drive to my best friend, swap it with the one I store at his house and come home and do it all over again in a couple of weeks/month.
Aug 5, 2015 12:58:40 #
Aug 5, 2015 12:46:18 #
eurobird wrote:
Lovely looking animal, just how long are those horns great picture
I don't know, didn't have a tape measure or the courage. :)
Aug 5, 2015 10:59:21 #
Just couldn't get him to look up, he was steady grazing.
Aug 5, 2015 07:25:16 #
manattee scrubber wrote:
By making the photo contests submissions taken only during current times you have created intended and unintended consequences. You have tried to make people go out and shoot more = good. The photos on the whole are of lesser quality and fewer entries then when photographers could submit from their archives = bad. I feel you should take a vote to see what type of photo contests the HOG readers would prefer.
:thumbup:
Aug 2, 2015 14:35:21 #
Julian wrote:
My post was not intended to depict a factual event; rather, I found it interesting and perhaps a good subject to bring up and stimulate some light chit-chat... and so it did! As far as SNOPES, there are many Internet sites that also discredit its "fact checking" and t***hfulness. Who do you believe?
Bull, you bought it hook line and sinker, you gave it no thought and liked the way it sounded and passed it on.
Aug 2, 2015 07:44:14 #
Did you check this out before you posted, if its on the Internet, it is not necessarily true, be more diligent, I have not read other posts or researched it myself, but bet its not true.
Jul 20, 2015 16:52:54 #
oldtigger wrote:
Baseball cap on the -playing field, fine.
Baseball cap in public, subtract 10 IQ points.
Baseball cap in public, subtract 10 IQ points.
you are full of crap, wearing it that way and getting it out of the way to shoot a shot is different.
Jul 20, 2015 16:52:20 #
WessoJPEG wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
BS on the cap. Have turned my cap around a number of times because of the situation to keep the bill out of my way, am 65, give me a break.
Jul 20, 2015 15:59:24 #
Puffing Billy wrote:
After reading other post's, I have changed my mind. Aperture priority first, then manual, etc. Or even whatever the user feels happiest with.
Know I am a broken record but, Manual had it's place, do not think it does today except for panoramics. I think aperture is the most important thing in most shots. I know you are going to say with BIF, shutter speed is most important, isn't that controlled by aperture (and iso) also. When we can look at a sample shot, we can make adjustments, which to me is Manual. I look at a shot the highlights are blown out, I adjust a stop. Guess I am saying that Aperture priority is Manual minus a time consuming step.
Jul 11, 2015 16:06:52 #
Don Craig wrote:
Yup, I got bounced today for not reading the rules right, my fault, re-submitted.
Sometimes the categories are vague, I didn't figure out what 100 Steps was about.
Anyway, I appreciate the opportunity to show another picture.
Sometimes the categories are vague, I didn't figure out what 100 Steps was about.
Anyway, I appreciate the opportunity to show another picture.
They are really good.
Jul 11, 2015 15:02:02 #
Just wanted to post this. I have been rejected several times in their weekly contest, and every time it has been my fault, but, I get irritated thinking I was right, after researching the rules, it is always my fault. Before you fire off a reply, and I have been guilty, and had to eat crow, look at the guidelines, these guys are working hard and are not perfect and they do the best they can. Larry