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Oct 20, 2023 15:42:25   #
jimpitt wrote:
A Nikon factory rep sitting in a well-known retail store once told me that off-brand batteries will void the Nikon warranty.


What else would you expect him to say?
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Oct 20, 2023 15:39:24   #
If you did not have your flash pop up, there may have been something like a lamp or someone's wide-brimmed hat between your light source and your subject. Changing angle may have been why it was inconsistent.
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Oct 20, 2023 12:42:23   #
Retired CPO wrote:
When I first came to UHH I thought it was a photo sharing network. That's how I have thought of it ever since, and how I describe it when talking to people about where and what I do with my photos. I guess I will have to re-assess my thoughts on this.
I enjoy sharing my photos and I enjoy seeing others photos. That's what I'm here for. I do enjoy some of the conversations that come up, but that is always as a secondary consideration. I'm not a gear expert. And not even close to an expert on the computer side of digital photography. I don't understand very much of that, and really don't want to except when something wonky happens that I have to engage with to be able to get back to what's important, which is the photography.
I do agree completely with the original poster, Moshe, when he says that taking criticism from someone who doesn't post photographs just doesn't work very well for me.
When I first came to UHH I thought it was a photo ... (show quote)

For those who only want to share photographs, there is always Instagram, 500px, Flickr, Google photos, etc.
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Oct 16, 2023 06:21:21   #
Tote1940 wrote:
With our last annular solar eclipse there was quite a bit of activity but dispersed among many sections.
Next April we in South are to see ( weather and longevity permittng) a total eclipse.
Would Hoggers consider a single section to post and discuss this?


Seems like the Astrophotography section would be appropriate.
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Oct 15, 2023 09:07:39   #
RahulKhosla wrote:
Mike Roetex who said “ I also use Fast RAWViewer, but I cull on the card while in the reader. It creates a Rejected folder. Then I simply import through Lightroom the remaining files I want to edit. Saves hard drive space.”

quote=Hip Coyote]Who are you referring to?
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I too use a Mac mini with an external drive. To answer your previous question, "Command ." will automatically start a _Rejected folder on your card. It's similar to using "X" in Lightroom. I also let the settings change the background color from grey to red (like the black flag in LR). When I have several hundred to cull, I start using "Control ." and the pics advance automatically. After 100 or so, I right-click a red framed photo and send the lot to Reject. A box pops up when I right-click to warn me. But here is the good news, I technically haven't deleted from the card, just moved to a Reject_Z9 folder. When I perform the LR import, I just import the remaining keepers from the 100_Z9 folder.

***When I'm sure I have moved the desired keeper files to my hard disk, I put the card back in the camera and reformat.
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Oct 14, 2023 08:02:37   #
RahulKhosla wrote:
Thanks again. One last one - does the preview use up the computer’s hard drive or is it cloud based ?

quote=Grahame]Yes, it will be totally independent from LR. With your images downloaded to a folder in your directory you just navigate your way there.
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I also use Fast RAWViewer, but I cull on the card while in the reader. It creates a Rejected folder. Then I simply import through Lightroom the remaining files I want to edit. Saves hard drive space. I usually make a second culling once in LR. Recently I shot 1800 photos at a skateboard event. Got that down to 110 before importing. Further culled to about 25 from LR. Edited 6 I wanted to keep. Whole process to get to those 6 took about 30 minutes. Good luck!
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Oct 11, 2023 13:22:54   #
Jules Karney wrote:
Perfect shot on no. 1.

Thanks Jules’
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Oct 9, 2023 13:46:15   #
tshift wrote:
Hey again. Went in and saw some of your skateboard photos, Real nice. We have a brand new park they just finished replacing the old one pretty good size. I always wanted to go to the old one that this one replaced but never got there. Am going for sure now. Any advice on shooting skateboarders. Post more when you can. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom

I used my Z9 with new 70-180 f2.8 Z lens. 20fps at 1/2000 and f2.8 aperture, some at f8. BBF, AF-C, wide area small and human eye detection. Stay as low as you can. Watch for patterns as they approach a ramp to jump so you can anticipate. Keep shooting for wipeouts! Just so you know, I shot 2000 photos in 30 minutes of action. Culled that down to 150, then down to 27. Edited 6. posted 2.

have fun!
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Oct 9, 2023 07:04:22   #
One of our local businesses had an invitational skateboard competition downtown. Free to the public. 34 teams from around the country came. Interesting athletes.


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Oct 9, 2023 07:00:19   #
tshift wrote:
Hi my Hog friends. I finally got out to shoot something, Varsity Soccer. I only shot one half (knees hurting). Hope I can do whole football game. A Freshman from one of our close high schools saw my MaxPreps.com site and wants to purchase some photos for sure. He has a game Thursday at 4:15 and i intend to be there for sure. Hope I can shoot the whole game. Looking forward to indoor sports to start as it won't be so bad, I can sit and actually take some photos. My knees will appreciate that. Here are a few to look at and critique. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
Hi my Hog friends. I finally got out to shoot some... (show quote)

Not sure where you were standing Tom, but this is some of your best work I've seen! Congrats!
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Oct 8, 2023 12:08:47   #
happening downtown in Lafayette, LA yesterday.


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Oct 7, 2023 10:04:51   #
As the sun sets over Lake Martin, the waters turn to gold, contrasting against the cool darkness of the swamp's woods.


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Oct 7, 2023 10:00:02   #
With fall migration underway, this swamp in my area called Lake Martin has some 200+ bird species dropping by for a few days.


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Sep 29, 2023 16:35:50   #
Randyfrieder wrote:
I have a m2 pro, so I am curious about your suggestion that Sonoma will improve its performance.
How do you know this??
Thanks for the info.
📸 Regards, Randy 📸


Because he ran the Sonoma Beta version for weeks.
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Sep 28, 2023 08:31:42   #
avflinsch wrote:
I upgraded on my M2 macBook and my M1 Studio - no issues yet. I have not had a chance to review all of the new features, but overall moth systems seem snappier.

Same experience for me!
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