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Oct 29, 2017 14:16:10   #
ziggy_nc wrote:
I usually keep my image setting on my Nikon D7100 to RAW. But every now and than it is switching on me to RAW+JPEG. I don't remember change it and when I look at the menu screen of recent changes, I do not see how it is changing. Does any one any clue on what is happening. I main notice it when I view the pictures on the PC and see jpg images, which I usually (hardy ever) us.

Zig


Ziggy_nc: That use to happen to me when I would be in my bracketing shooting mode. Were you in the bracketing setting?
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Oct 25, 2017 13:28:17   #
Ron,

Thank you very much for the information and Web Site....
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Oct 24, 2017 20:06:44   #
Snap Shot wrote:
Comments Welcomed


What can I say Snap Shot, great shots with beautiful post processing. You have a great eye...
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Oct 22, 2017 11:26:56   #
windshoppe wrote:
Decided to do color tour in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Weather was quite disappointing during our stay, so thought I'd take advantage of the overcast and rain to look for waterfalls. Here are 4 of my favorites:


windshoppe: Beautiful all if them...
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Oct 21, 2017 12:00:36   #
pedro1 wrote:
Llyn Padarn, Llanberis, North Wales, UK


pedro1; beautiful set but I too like the first one best.
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Oct 14, 2017 09:56:53   #
Gary K wrote:
Last Sunday I had am opportunity to photograph my next door girlfriend while at her grandparent's home overlooking the Pond Orialle River and adjacent to a privet spear line in northeastern Washington State.

PLEASE NOTE: There were no commercial trains on this track, but rather a fun train sponsored by the Lions Club as a fund raiser. The 2 engines hooked onto some vintage rail cars, load up with a bunch of kids and some adults, and then roared down the track at the nose bleed speed of about 5 MPH. I can absolutely assure you this was safer than crossing any city street in the United States.
Last Sunday I had am opportunity to photograph my ... (show quote)


Gary K: She is really cute and very adorable someone must be very proud.....
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Oct 14, 2017 09:50:20   #
Vienna74 wrote:
A few shots from my trip to Ireland last month.


Vienna74: I have heard that Ireland is beautiful and scenic... These beautiful photos are definite signs of that info. Very nicely done...
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Oct 12, 2017 10:45:44   #
Snap Shot wrote:
Comments Welcomed


Snap Shot: You have to know that your flowers are ever so beautiful... All I can say when I see them is wow. I would recognize your flower photographs anywhere...
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Oct 5, 2017 12:02:06   #
CHG_CANON wrote:
A mixture of outdoor and indoor (high ISO images) from Chicago's suburban zoo, most from the EF 300 f/2.8L IS II along with either the 2.0x or 1.4x extenders. EXIF data is available from the Flickr host site by clicking the URL titles.

Inca Tern by Paul Sager, on Flickr
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Black-crested Mangabey
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American white pelican
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Colobus Monkey
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Black-crested Mangabey
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Western lowland gorilla
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Green-winged Macaw
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A mixture of outdoor and indoor (high ISO images) ... (show quote)


CHG_CANNON: What a lovely collection of shots. Almost as if each animal was sitting on a pedestal posing for you... Really great photos and I know that the animals do not sit for people. You must have a lot of patience... Thank you and a great job...
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Oct 3, 2017 10:49:04   #
SpyderJan wrote:
A few miles South of me in Edgewater, FL. there is a Free Art Gallery displaying the art of Peter "Wolf" Toth. He works with driftwood. He was not open when I went there this morning so I couldn't get in to see more of his work, but the art he has displayed by the roadside is amazing. Peter has his Sleeping Giants Totums in all 50 states.


SpyderJan: The 2nd one is haunting and really nice which I enjoyed the most. Thank you for sharing them
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Oct 2, 2017 12:13:19   #
Lame-Duck wrote:
Although I've been blessed with wonderful friends during my lifetime, I must admit that my best buddies have been of the 4-legged variety. Their love, devotion, trustworthiness, loyality, and wonderful company, have always been remarkable attributes, in my opinion. I believe I personally have learned a lot from them. Here are a few shots of 4 (all Labrador retrievers) of mine that are at the top of the list. Skipper, and Skye are no longer with me, but I still enjoy the daily company of Annie, and Moxie. I hope you like these shots.


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Skipper was frequently my co-pilot.

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The two of us spent many hours in the duck blind together. This photo of Skipper won a blue ribbon at the state fair a few years back.

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Skye was a very athletically built female that most people assumed was male, because of her muscular build. She was a powerful dog with a heart of gold.

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Skye's sleeping habbits were often comical.

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Skipper and Skye wandered off one Saturday after the 3 of us finished teaching a class in gun dog training to a large group of kids and their dads. The two of them found this cute kid, and immediately made friends with him. At least they were having a great time when I found them. I never did learn the name of that young sheriff with the red cowboy hat, but I did snap a few shots of my two guys enjoying his company. He was apparently giving a dissertation dealing with closing one eye and shooting.

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As the years passed, so did Skipper. I ended getting another pup that I named Annie. She quickly became attached to Skye, and they were inseparable.

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Annie is now 9 1/2 years young, very active, and without any gray hair. When Skye passed on after a long good life, I got another pup and named her Moxie. Today you never find Moxie without Annie by her side. They are a marvelous pair together. They are both great hunting dogs, and definitely my inspiration to stay active.

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This is Moxie, my youngest. She will be turning 2 at the end of October. Without a doubt, she is one of the most affectionate, and easy to train dogs that I've every had. I love her hook shapped tail (not very commonly found with labs).
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We had a black lab, he was such a sweetie and well behaved, faithful as can be and looking at your great set reminded me so of my dog... Great set, thank you for the memories.
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Oct 1, 2017 11:41:55   #
Bob Yankle wrote:
Caught him just as he was about to make a left pivot.


Well Bob, for just catching him, you did sooooo... fine as you always do with your photos, beautiful looking dog.... Thank you...
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Oct 1, 2017 11:33:31   #
ggadwa wrote:
I am contemplating downloading Google NIK apps as stand alone processing tools. I realize Google is no longer supporting NIK....wonder if there are any Google NIK users that might comment on this software?

Gary


Gary: I use the 5 NIK apps with my PSE 12 and have done this for about 5 yrs. I really have enjoyed them they are wonderful... and when I have double photos or more of a shot, I will process my first one without the NIK and then go for the wild side and use the apps. Love it....

What do you have to loose?
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Sep 26, 2017 17:54:46   #
rlaugh wrote:
just a historic site...this town produced charcoal pig iron in the late 1800's..great old buildings!!...please download


rlaugh: I have enjoyed you great shots, but more than anything, I get to see my neck of the woods and they are some great memories... Thank you for sharing...
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Sep 22, 2017 15:10:53   #
So much detail of the birds beautiful set of photographs. Thank you so much for sharing...
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