THANKS for your service! Know there are a LOT of people on a carrier, but any chance you knew a Larry Gilbert? One of the seamen lost during the fire. Went to school with him. I joined the crotch, he went to Great Lakes. Both of us ended up goin' to Nam about the same time. Glad ya came thru.
St Augustine Beach Lakeside Veterans Memorial Park just off A1A near St A police station. Gators, turtles, snake-necked anhinga birds (usually with a meal speared on their beaks!), heron, egrets, etc. Get there before sunrise and snap away.
concerning the fotoframes from HoodmanUSA: they only supply the frames. I had my script filled by Sams Club...
Did a good job... And one poster was right, some optical shops won't fit lenses for frames from somewhere else.
hoodmanUSA...
fotoframes (or photoframes, whichever)...
used them for 5 or 6 yrs...
should do the trick...
oh, they're just frames...
have to get yer own lenses...
check out Amazon... search for strap-on head lamps...
You'll find plenty of choices, some with red leds for night vision work, some with variable focus for long range narrow beam to wide angle close up work, some with detachable lamps etc...
work hands free or hands on whatever suits your needs
Go to hoodmanusa.com ...
Look for photoframes (or fotoframes, whatever...).
I've used them for 5-6 years, and they work quite well...
Hey charlieA!
Check out the hoodman site and look at the Foto Frames...frames flip up (individually) so you can get right up there to the viewfinder, all without taking off your glasses. I've used them for little over a year & luv'm! T
You can have one eye up to the camera yet still be able to see clearly thru the other! No fumbling for your glasses, no tangles with your cam strap, whatever... Have a set of lenses installed in them 'n yer set to go! I had Sams Club do it 'n been pleased with the work.
cane913 wrote:
Need glasses to view the LCD screen on my camera but I don't like to use them to look thru the viewfinder. Can I purchase non perscription magnifiers with flip up lens??
Go to hoodmanusa.com ck out PhotoFrames. Get any type lens you want installed by yer local doc
CBL19six9 wrote:
This is a simple, not even serious thing I wanna throw out there just because I'm curious about what you other guys do.
For those of us wearing reading glasses I guess we've made a decision to either focus the viewfinder with glasses on or glasses off. Trying to be quick and get off a shot and having to worry about getting my glasses on too... what a pain. So I'm gonna go the other route for a while and focus the viewfinder in so i can shoot without my glasses and see what happens.
What do you guys do?
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go to hoodmanusa and take a look at their PhotoFrames. I bought a pr, had doc install my script, work great!
wildlifeman wrote:
HMMMM! No one within arms reach to shoot with. Oh darn. I am trying to set up a 4 or 5 day shoot in yellowstone NP in Feb or March. I do most of my pics in summer (it's a whole lot warmer here then) but I do want to get a winter week in Yellowstone. Wildlifeman.
Hey People... Stay on topic. It is most rude to hijack someones post. If you want to pursue a different thread START a different thread.
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Gordon wrote:
I use Picasa 3 & Picnic to edit my Nikon RAW (NEF), with no problems whatsoever. NEF = Nikon Electronic Format
http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-Explore/Nikon-Camera-Technology/ftlzi4ri/1/Nikon-Electronic-Forma-NEF.htmlCanon, Sony, Kodak, Olympus, etc., all have their own proprietory "recording" (RAW) formats. Raw images can only be catured in a camera, and cannot be re-written (edited) into another RAW image. All manipulated RAW images can only be saved as a JPG, TIF, or other "printing" format.
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I have probably what is the least expensive camera used on this forum: a Canon S95. It will shoot in RAW and I've already downloaded Picasa. I've not shot in RAW yet as I'm just learning my camera. Does anyone have any idea whether Canon data is compatable with Picasa?
Any help or suggestions will be very much appreciated.
Gordon
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First, you're hijacking the post; stay on topic. But to answer your question, yes canon and picasa get along just find.
eplahna wrote:
Hmm... so, johnr9999 feels the argument is "logically specious" and JimH is going with logically "spacious". heh heh... sorry...
Hey, I thought it was pretty good. Specious, spacious ... hehehe.
MrBill wrote:
randymoe wrote:
I have the same camera with same age. I have done firmware updates on a few Nikons. I have not done this D7000 upgrade as I see no advantage and no issues with the original firmware. The principle I adhere to, if it's not broke don't fix it! Not enough time to fix all my gadgets.
hobby62670 wrote:
I have an NikonD7000 which is brand new as of January this year. I have seen firmware update notifications online and am reluctant to download to my camera as I have heard nothing but horror stories. What is the real truth?
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I am thinking about upgrading to the Nikon7000.Do you have any comments positive or negative and what would you recommend for lenses, wildlife zoom -every day-or specialty lenses.Any comments would be helpful.
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Just hold out for the D800...