Posts for: Squire H
Jan 12, 2013 12:39:09 #
Georgie wrote:
Delete it if you want as I was only trying to see if it worked - which ever way up or even "up-side-down" the cats would be gorgeous and my main interest.
No, I really appreciate your help. God Bless you.
Jan 12, 2013 12:38:32 #
Georgie wrote:
Delete it if you want as I was only trying to see if it worked - which ever way up or even "up-side-down" the cats would be gorgeous and my main interest.
No, I really appreciate your help. God Bless you.
Jan 12, 2013 12:26:39 #
Georgie wrote:
I hope this works.
Thank you. You are very gracious.
Jan 12, 2013 11:19:42 #
macro2009 wrote:
Not quite sure how you can rotate this image once on UHH have a look under search or help.
Lovely cats are they Siamese or Tonkenese.
Lovely cats are they Siamese or Tonkenese.
The picture was rotated correctly on Picasa, but the rotation got lost in the translation over to UHH. I'll see what I can find on UHH to correct it. Annoying, I know, to have to tilt you head to see a picture. They are Siamese; wonderful cats! They get along fine with my Boston Terrier, Hutch. The three most photographed animals in the world! Ha
Jan 12, 2013 09:30:31 #
I took this with a point-and-shoot. These are my two cats, Tony and Cleo, in their favorite place in the house.
Jan 11, 2013 18:24:24 #
The Watcher wrote:
Here's a recent article about light leaks and the the view finder.
http://www.davidduchemin.com/2013/01/long-exposure-light-leaks/
http://www.davidduchemin.com/2013/01/long-exposure-light-leaks/
Thank you very much for the article. Even if it is just a potential problem with the D5100, you would think that Nikon would make a little plastic cover to slip over the rubber viewfinder.... and sell them in boxes of 100, since that would be an easy thing to lose at least 4 times a day! Their SOP for dealing with the problem stinks.
Jan 11, 2013 17:21:31 #
mcveed wrote:
The D700 has a little shutter that covers the eye opening, but unfortunately less expensive (or less 'pro') cameras do not. It is unrealistic to expect people to remove the rubber gizmo and attach some other gizmo several times a day. The only time I worry about it (well, I don't actually worry) is when the sun is shining directly on the eyepiece. Then I just shade it with my hand or hat, and if I'm using a remote I just drape the camera strap over it.
Thanks! That seems to be the general consensus.
Jan 11, 2013 13:28:42 #
The Watcher wrote:
Quote from Jerry: Your avatar looks like me at night. I have two pugs with me on my big chair as I watch TV.
The background in Squire's avatar, looks interesting to me, I think he should give us a better view.
On the light proof cloth idea. I have a large one that covers my upper body, it allows me see the viewing screen when it's to bright out. I only use it when I need to take a real close look at what I've shot.
The background in Squire's avatar, looks interesting to me, I think he should give us a better view.
On the light proof cloth idea. I have a large one that covers my upper body, it allows me see the viewing screen when it's to bright out. I only use it when I need to take a real close look at what I've shot.
Those are my daughter and two granddaughters at our 50th Wedding Anniversary this summer. Don't get me started on sending pictures of them. UHH will overload and shut down!
Jan 11, 2013 13:20:37 #
Makaipi wrote:
Squire H and I know each other. He is an outstanding chess player and I had a copy of his photo of one of his chess sets in my archives. It looked better than a picture ofme.
I have seen the picture of him that he might have sent. Consider yourself fortunate that he picked my chess boards. Ha
Jan 11, 2013 11:25:18 #
Jan 11, 2013 08:56:56 #
Makaipi wrote:
Hi, Squire! Gee I needed an avatar and since I have hardly any pic's on the iPad, this one was there and it looked better than the two faced self portrait....literally! ...that I made with the camera that points to the user on the device. Whoa! You don't know who this is for real??? :lol:
I can think of three possible "persons of interest." Declare yourself or I shall fire!
Jan 11, 2013 08:27:37 #
Makaipi wrote:
I mulled that one over before and I'm thinking maybe you could use a cover over your head and camera like they did in the old days! I personally haven't had any problems with that ,but its a thought. :-)
I don't have any problems with it, but how did you get my picture of the chess sets? The one on the left is what you get from USCF; the one on the right is the same set, but repainted and played on a larger board with sheet metal under the paper top layer of squares.... so that when I pick it up to go out on the porch of something, the chess chaps don't go flying off into the nether world.
Jan 11, 2013 08:20:12 #
ace-mt wrote:
This is Quote Reply.
Squire H wrote:
Will someone help an old man out? I am new to UH and apparently I am not doing my comments to posts correctly. Do I use "reply," "quote reply," or something else. I don't want to continue to annoy folks with my comments popping up where they are not intended. Thanks.
This is Quote Reply.
Thanks. Nice looking cattle. trh
Jan 11, 2013 08:19:02 #
Jan 11, 2013 07:04:41 #
Will someone help an old man out? I am new to UH and apparently I am not doing my comments to posts correctly. Do I use "reply," "quote reply," or something else. I don't want to continue to annoy folks with my comments popping up where they are not intended. Thanks.