Posts: K_Duncan | Ugly Hedgehog

sailorsmom wrote:

Very good shot, Kyle! I checked your web site and your pictures are lovely! I kinda think you like dogs! :)

Thank you so much. The dogs are great but a lot like children, very mischievous. :) We had two litters of Akita puppies we sold. We needed some photos for advertisement so I did the best I could.

Nov 9, 2014 18:22:52 #

photophile wrote:

Very cool, I like the mood.

Thank you very much.

Nov 9, 2014 18:09:07 #

topcat wrote:

Nice photo.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

Nov 9, 2014 18:08:46 #

Tom DePuy wrote:

nice shot...I just love the mystery of fog.....lol except when I'm driving

Thank you.

Nov 9, 2014 12:05:13 #

Jbat wrote:

Nice shot. Love the fog on rivers and lakes.

Thank you. I like fog over water also.

Nov 9, 2014 12:04:35 #

steffro1 wrote:

Nice shot, gives it an eerie feeling. I'll have to get up there with my kayak some time!

Thanks. It's a really cool lake for watersports and things like that. The fishing isn't bad either. :)

Nov 8, 2014 17:37:04 #

I took this photo one morning last week at Lake Waccamaw, N.C. The fog didn't lift until around noon. It was very eerie.

Foggy Morning

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Oct 2, 2014 16:46:19 #

Shellback wrote:

Go to the source - The NIKON site support section - Can I use my lens from my old camera on a new digital SLR Nikon Knowledgebase...

http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14439/~/can-i-use-my-lens-from-my-old-camera-on-a-new-digital-slr%3F

Not a bad idea. It seems like I recall hearing somewhere that some older lenses (fish eye I think) could break the camera's mirror. Not 100% sure though.

Oct 2, 2014 16:22:23 #

craggycrossers wrote:

Glad to see you amended your post, old chap !

No problem. Brain fart. :oops:

Oct 2, 2014 16:21:47 #

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K_Duncan wrote:

Also the AF-S lenses need a camera with a focus motor.

Sorry but this statement is ABSOLUTELY untrue and should be ignored.

You're absolutely right. I meant the AF and changed it accordingly. I caught it almost as soon as it was posted. I have no idea why I put the S designation. Sorry about the misunderstanding. The AF-S is the silent wave motor which works on all the newer Nikon cameras.

Oct 2, 2014 15:58:25 #

Ladywendy wrote:

Can I use my Nikor film SLR lenses with Nikon Digital cameras

I would have to say yes. The Nikon F-mount lens has been used since 1959. The limitations would depend on your camera. Some of the entry level cameras may not meter the light. Also the AF lenses need a camera with a focus motor. Other than that they should work OK. Give them a try and see what you think. :)

Oct 2, 2014 11:50:55 #

Antique Farming Equipment

Linda From Maine wrote:

Made another visit to the Central Washington Agricultural Museum. Mostly outdoor exhibits on 15 acres. Talk about visual overload :)

Canon T3i, 10-18 mm lens. Shot in raw, edits in PSE 12 and Nik.

Thanks for viewing!

For more info on the museum:
http://centralwaagmuseum.org/

I really like these. We used to have an old Dodge flatbed about like the one in your photo ('49 model I think). It was the exact same color, blue and rust. :D

Oct 2, 2014 11:48:44 #

Mendocino Coast Lighthouse trip - Installment #2

vicksart wrote:

Last Saturday following lunch, we took everyone to the Pt. Arena Lighthouse for the tour which included a climb to the top - 185 steps! Still, it wasn't as strenuous as the 308 down and back up at the Pt. Reyes Lighthouse. I preferred the views from the ground. The weather couldn't have been better.

Very nice set!
I still remember a time when the stairs wouldn't have bothered me. :?

Oct 2, 2014 11:44:37 #

Sunset in the Florida Keys

Chris wrote:

These were taken from our hotel

Beautiful! :thumbup:

Oct 2, 2014 11:41:10 #

Thinking of making the move to CC

jdubu wrote:

It is amazing this phobic misconception still exists about PSCC. You download the program and use it just like always. It doesn't require the cloud to work on your files, only to verify your downloaded software is up to date and paid for.

:thumbup: You are 100% correct.