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Oct 24, 2018 03:47:10   #
par4fore wrote:
older members are the ones to whom you should listen to; how old, I'm 62 is that old enough, "stay away from ebay" some of the finest camera stores in the world sell there, also read there money back guarantee, naive.


you damn fool, if you are going to quote me...then quote what i say. i stated that staying away from ebay is my opinion. i really do not care what others do or where others spend their money. thin skinned? no, i despise people like you. i gave my thoughts & opinions...someone asked for an opinion, & i gave mine. if you don't like what i said or have a problem w/ what i said, go somewhere else; everyone on this forum will be better off....
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Oct 23, 2018 07:46:43   #
Jim Bianco wrote:
I downloaded Gimp to try the program it seems like a big learning curve , my LR 4 seems a lot easier,my question is it worth it and anybody out there using It? I looked it up on u tube to try to understand it, I just wanted to try a new program and it is free. Thanks Jim Bianco



youtube is loaded w/ gimp tutorials. some videos are quite good & some are awful; you will learn to judge the good from the bad. watch one or two, bookmark them, so you can refer to them in the future. most of the time, i work on a photo & watch the youbube video @ the same time....works for me. remember: gimp is free...photoshop, while quite good, charges a monthly fee on top of what you pay for the software.
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Oct 23, 2018 07:37:50   #
iamimdoc wrote:
Looking at getting an old camera - Nikon D200 or 300.

I have never bought anything on Ebay.

Most gear seems unrated. Some sellers allow return, some not. Descriptions are often internally inconsistent.

Seems to me that buying used via B&H, Adorma or KEH (possibly others - if so whom?) would be best way to do this so as to have some idea of what one is getting with the potential for return.

Looks like this route costs a bit more, but seems worth it to me.

Comments, thoughts, opi

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some of these older members are the ones to whom you should listen; they've been around quite a while & have seen quite a bit & have had many experiences. personally, i trade w/ adorama; b&h is another excellent site/store; i've never had a bit of trouble w/ these two. I don't know anything about keh. stay away from e-bay, craigslist (this is my personal opinion) so....for what it's worth...
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Oct 22, 2018 09:14:25   #
Daryl New wrote:
Great shot.....


thank you....i try, i try
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Oct 22, 2018 03:40:55   #
bike lane




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Oct 21, 2018 08:15:41   #
frjeff wrote:
Wanting to buy a used/reconditioned Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens for my Nikon D7200.

Other than on Ebay, I only find this lens used on Adorama. I have purchased used from KEH in the past and was very pleased in the purchase (I believe their used ratings are conservative and what I received was better than expected).

Adorama rating on this available lens (only one available) is “Excellent Minus” which is described as: “Shows signs of moderate wear and/or usage. Unit body may have surface scratches.”

The price is $419 as compared to $569 new.

Any UHH folk here who have purchased used lenses from Adorama and can share their “quality confidence” in their ratings? I am all for saving money, but also want to be happy. I know there is a decent return policy, so that helps if I am not pleased. Just not sure my trust is as high as it is with KEH (based only on never having dealt with them on used equipment).


Also, EBay pricing on this lens model (used) is higher than the Adorama price. Don’t know if that means anything.
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all of my purchases are from Adorama. i did purchase a used Nikon 50mm 1.8 from them a couple of yrs. ago...it was in very good condition. e-bay? some swear by e-bay...i swear @ them.
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Oct 20, 2018 08:12:08   #
it's like a scene from a film noir...quite good. well done
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Oct 20, 2018 07:57:15   #
SueScott wrote:
There was a challenge going around this spring/summer where teens were encouraged to EAT Tide pods - of course, a few landed in the hospital - what a stupid stunt!!


you may be able to substitute the word "millennial" for tide pod generation. now where are my milk & cookies & my blankie. does anyone know how to get to the uhh safe space....ha ha ha ha ha ha
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Oct 20, 2018 07:47:30   #
very funny....great stuff. i'm going to use this...giving you credit, if you don't mind
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Oct 20, 2018 07:39:43   #
Moomoo48 wrote:
Recently I posted I had issues with dark spots on my images especially with blue sky background. The overwhelming comments was that I needed a sensor cleaning. So I sent my D 500 to Nikon for sensor cleaning and to upgrade my firmware. I had to authorize $370 a cost based on my explanation. I thought that was too high and called Nikon and was informed that the estimated costs could go down after the repair tech completed the work. Well I got the camera back with @ $330 bill for work including replacing circuit board for WiFi and memory, replacing my rubber grips and several adjustments and general cleaning. The invoice did not mention anything to do with the sensor or what they did to resolve my dark spots issue. I think that before any non identified work be performed they I should have been contacted.
I call today and am waiting their response.
Has anyone had a similar issue or have any suggestions?
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i too had dark spots showing up in my shots. i paid a visit to a local camera shop & was told that my sensor needed a good cleaning....by their repair guy. i purchased a sensor cleaning kit...about 30 dollars....& cleaned my own sensor. i was scared that i would ruin the camera, but i followed directions; the sensor got cleaned, & i was happy. i'm not saying that you should have done the same....this was my experience. i have utilized repair services; there is one in nj; the name escapes me, but they do a good work, in the past & have had good results. sounds like you've got a like "new" camera. sell it to someone & buy a new one, if you're skeptical....
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Oct 18, 2018 08:44:43   #
my thanks to both of you for your responses. can't try this today, as i have to go to work in a few minutes; however, i'll work on it in the next day or two.
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Oct 18, 2018 08:02:13   #
almost everyday, i see shots of flowers w/ black backgrounds; is this accomplished @ night or is a flash (either on camera or off camera) used during the day to make such a shot? thanks for answering.
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Oct 18, 2018 07:47:33   #
Rathyatra wrote:
Lovely fall shot.


thank you
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Oct 18, 2018 04:28:36   #
thank you for the positive comments
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Oct 17, 2018 20:01:59   #
golden carpet


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