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alaskan wrote:

Nature is cruel and only the fittest will survive.... (show quote)

With Life there is Death-We are so fast to applaude the creative pictures of the Joys of Life but when it comes to print the realalities of life we are appauled. The rose colored glasses need to come off. There is a natural order of things..

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15 May 2012

I do not know how popular this is yet but today I have come across aday.org/ What this pertains to in short that on 15 May 2012 all people from all over the world will record their day with their camera and than upload the pictures to share them world wide. I will be contributing of coarse and I hope to put the word out so that many others may also join in this monumental endevour.
I hope everyone is well and thank you for having me part of this community,
Rob J(Phamshipper)

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Help from Nikon owners about new camera

Shutter Guy wrote:

lynn1 wrote:

I use the D7000 often and love shooting with Live View. I like the fact that you can easily see what the picture will look like if you use different ISO's. I also use ISO Sensitivity setting the maximum ISO and the Minimum Shutter Speed.

Live view is one reason I want to upgrade.
Thanks for your response

I did forget to mention full time auto focus in live view and movie mode.
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Help from Nikon owners about new camera

Shutter Guy wrote:

I currently own a D40 and I really like it and intend to keep it. However I have decided it's time to add to my Nikon inventory.
Both the D7000 and D5100 are interesting and within my price range.
What I am hoping for is to hear from Nikon owners of either model as to why you chose your camera over the other.
All comments will be appreciated

In NO way am I a Camera and glass expert.But I have been investigating the D7000 for about a month now and I am sure it is the best camera in that price range.($1100-body only,$1700 3 pc. lens kit). What I found attractive was the magnesium-alloy top and rear cover,fully sealed for weather and dust, full time auto focus,view finder is about 100% coverage, 39 point focus, HD video that is supposed to be out of this world and a ton of other creature features. I need to tell you unless they come out with something in that price range that can fly that is where my money will be going in the near future. But like I said I am not a camera wizzard but I like to keep control of where my money goes. Take Care
Rob J

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Getting JPGs quickly from RAW

MT Shooter wrote:

Time to sit down and think it over with a good bottle of bourbon in my opinion!

Where and when?????

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Lenses 100 years ago

GH2man wrote:

http://antiquecameras.net/softfocuslenses2.html

Very intrieging,even the words and dielect of the articals.

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Mirrorless Cameras?

photocat wrote:

Henry,

Bargain, negotiate or several other words would have been more appropriate.

And just to be forth wright, I am not Jewish.

Your right it wasnt even worth a reply!!

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DOH!!!!

pharmshipper wrote:

vislp wrote:

Here you go.

WOW How in the world did you do that? I did try the clone brush and it wound up looking like grafitti.And it was also the first time. Thank you very much for taking the time out and doing the fix. Much appricieated.
Rob J

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PS Also threw my frustration I deleated all of the photos and retook some photos and went back to photoshop and touched up some of the new pictures and they actually look life like. So today I gained a friend and some knowledge. Thanks Again!!!!

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DOH!!!!

vislp wrote:

Here you go.

WOW How in the world did you do that? I did try the clone brush and it wound up looking like grafitti.And it was also the first time. Thank you very much for taking the time out and doing the fix. Much appricieated.
Rob J

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DOH!!!!

Jerry in NC wrote:

pharmshipper wrote:

While saving for my next step Nikon I was playing with my pas./?.,<,<<::;With my date stamp on.Is there anyway to remove the date stamp on the already downloaded picture. And of coarse I have deleated the pics from my mem card????

It would take some time but I believe you could clone out the date in any of these and get good results... Very nice pictures by the way...

Thank You Ill play around and give it a shot. Take Care Rob J

8-) :thumbup:

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DOH!!!!

renomike wrote:

Sorry, but I've never use Corel. The first shot you could clone the date out, but the others are more complex being they are in different parts of the flower. Not sure Inpaint 3 could even do it, and it's one of the better ones. I hope you have shut the date off in your current camera, it ruins many pictures.

Mike

Yes A ROOKIE mistake on my part.I did have a use at the time for it but I did forget to shut it off when I was done.Thank You again for your help
Rob J.

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Mirrorless Cameras?

myts10 wrote:

Before someone tells you to search for it, I have.
Every thing I have read is sales pitches. Would love to here from some real world users.

You are ABSOLUTELY on the mark.Thats why I am asking here. The REAL world expieriences seem to be far and few between.

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Mirrorless Cameras?

What are the pros and cons with mirrorless vs regular SLR cameras????? 8-)

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DOH!!!!

Thanks mike.I do have Corel photo pro 3. Are you aware of a program in there that will assist me? Thanks again for the advice, I am constantly learning from this community which is a big plus. :-P :thumbup:

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DOH!!!!

While saving for my next step Nikon I was playing with my pas./?.,<,<<::;With my date stamp on.Is there anyway to remove the date stamp on the already downloaded picture. And of coarse I have deleated the pics from my mem card????

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