Posts: BebuLamar | Ugly Hedgehog

cdayton wrote:

B2 is already a sum. As someone said, you just need b2+c3

I never use the sum function that way. I would use =sum(b2:c3) but that would add the value of 4 cells b2, b3, c2 and c3. Otherwise it's just =b2+c3. Not using the sum function.

May 2, 2024 07:37:16 #

SteveR wrote:

All the entries are correct and I used =sum(b2+c3) Column 3 was the deposit, column 2 was the running total.

The formula as you say =sum(b2+c3) will only add the value in cell b2 to cell c3.

May 2, 2024 07:29:09 #

USB-C Charging Cable

Artcameraman wrote:

I have been accused of not knowing what I am talking about, and this may be just that. I still use SCSI on some devices and Firewire 600/800 on others. No, not to be different, I believe in using what I have. I pride myself on having a great sense of humor.

I still have a desktop that has both firewire 800 and Ultra SCSI 320.

May 2, 2024 07:19:21 #

SteveR wrote:

I used Excel for years at work with no problems. It WAS, however, a fully licensed program. I am beginning to wonder if the programs that are not fully licensed don't work quite as well. I do know that it's not fully functional in other ways, but at least I thought it would add correctly. I guess I should download 365. The Excel version I'm using came with the Office package of Windows as I recall.

I don't know of a version that is not working correctly. If you don't have license it would stop working altogether.

May 2, 2024 06:01:50 #

Well you don't want us to see the spreadsheet but without seeing it it's hard to know what is wrong. I guess the sum cell is at the bottom. Are all entries in the column correct?

May 1, 2024 18:08:07 #

Using my old Hasselblad in the age of digital without a digital back!

If you decided only to shoot B&W I would say develop the film yourself as B&W chemicals are not expensive and can be kept longer compared to color chemicals. Either do a copy or scan. Scanning is easier but slower but then since I don't think you will shoot a lot of film so the speed doesn't matter. I guess you don't have a scanner so you would have to buy a scanner. Something like the Epson V600? I haven't used a flatbed for film scanning but dedicated film scanner for medium format would be quite expensive. I would recommend against having the lab do the scan.

May 1, 2024 17:58:13 #

SD Cards

Longshadow wrote:

Bummer. back in my day we never had connector problems or bad equipment. Even running RS-232 all over the plant.

I have problems often connecting a network of 40 devices with RS-232.

May 1, 2024 16:23:12 #

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Which Way and Why?

User ID wrote:

Its a quiz, similar to our actual final exam in bowling. Not joking, questions I still recall:

"How many pins in a game of Ten Pins ?"
"What does a ten pound bowling ball weigh ?"
"How many points in a 300 Game ?"

Well when he asked a question and he knew the answer then it's a quiz in which case I wouldn't give him the answer.

May 1, 2024 14:18:00 #

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Which Way and Why?

User ID wrote:

Its such a rudimentary quiz

A quiz? Well then I have no answer. I hate quiz.

May 1, 2024 14:16:02 #

DSLR 'Feel"

nealbralley wrote:

No rolling shutter,

DSLR has focal plane shutter (most film SLR's have focal plane shutter also although a few have in lens shutter) and with the focal plane shutter you always have the rolling shutter effect.

May 1, 2024 13:45:22 #

360° Photography

something like this?
https://matterport.com/axis?srsltid=AfmBOor1Auq1zvO_fIzaPjwTxQKoexfvOUckLmHN5hyF_ClgQ40o6ze-AMI

May 1, 2024 13:41:17 #

Beseler Universal Print Dryer

Robert Ley wrote:

This dryer as you know is designed for fiber base B&W paper and is strictly an analog piece of equipment.

Is there a digital dryer? photrio.com forum has many members who do darkroom work.

May 1, 2024 10:11:18 #

After 30 years ...

Congratulations Henry.
Have a good time in your retirement.

May 1, 2024 09:26:59 #

SD Cards

Longshadow wrote:

Biddy card, fat fingers (no nails), I have an adapter for each micro and just remove the whole thing.
Not like I'm doing it 10 times a day.

My post is in response to the one post that said he use the microSD to prevent wear on his camera so I take it he meant he doesn't remove the adapter when removing the microSD card for downloading the images.

May 1, 2024 09:01:38 #

SD Cards

kmielen wrote:

This is the strongest reasoning yet for micros... avoid wear and tear on the camera mechanisms.

I am not sure if I use the microSD with an adapter for my camera I can pull the microSD card out without removing the adapter from the camera or not.