Posts for: dean100
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Dec 22, 2021 12:59:35 #
rmalarz wrote:
Probably for the same reason I have a 35mm and 4x5. Two different formats with different results.
--Bob
--Bob
Jul 27, 2021 16:41:47 #
gwilliams6 wrote:
A blurry shot from pro photographer Don Roos... (show quote)
Why should I remember that all AP chimps use a certain brand exclusively, it doesn't affect anything I do. I can afford any system, or number of systems I want but Canon and Sony aren't that interesting. Like I said, the photo is really blurry as I noted above, must have been using his go to camera, a phone. It's the photographer, not the camera body or lens that makes the difference. See also, responses in original paragraph (click on show quote).
Jun 4, 2021 12:12:21 #
billnikon wrote:
http://midwestcamera.com/
Excellent work and fair pricing
Nov 9, 2020 23:51:50 #
If not sold I would also purchase.
Great price.
Dean
Great price.
Dean
Sep 24, 2020 11:13:57 #
ricardo00 wrote:
I have a RRS TVC-34L tripod and used the Wimberly gymbal with the 800mm f/5.6 lens (I have rented this lens several times, including once for Yellowstone in winter). What you really should look into is a long lens stabilizer so you can attach this lens at two points not just one. The one I bought is no longer manufactured but I believe RRS has one. When you shoot with the 800mm lens and its 1.2TC any slight vibration from wind, etc is amplified.
I have the same combination of tripod and gimbal but also use a Gitzo 4532 3-section monopod with the gimbal for motorsports with 400 and 600mm lenses.
Sep 15, 2020 10:31:07 #
ricardo00 wrote:
If you go with the Nikon EN-EL18c battery, cover and charger, that will run you about $550. Plus add to the weight of the camera. A much cheaper option is to carry spare EN-EL15b batteries in your pocket?
I picked up both my MB-D17 and MB-D18 new in the box for $225 EA., one had a BL-25 with it and found two (2) EN-EL 18 batteries (a B and a C) on fredmiranda.com with battery ages of 0 for $80 EA. Didn't need the charger since I already had one.
Sep 13, 2020 10:30:37 #
Leo_B wrote:
There are quite a few good shows on History, ID, H&I, TCM and a couple of others. As long as you avoid the liberal leftist channels and shows it's pretty good.
Agreed!
Apr 7, 2020 15:16:01 #
[quote=AirWalter]Played golf and visited Hawaii, and sent his wife and daughters to Africa
And smoked a few cigarettes, and helped Eric Holder get the 1500 assault rifles to the cartels
And smoked a few cigarettes, and helped Eric Holder get the 1500 assault rifles to the cartels
Apr 7, 2020 15:10:24 #
dennis2146 wrote:
Sorry but he isn't missing the point. Some people just have to be told what and when do things. They have to be led around by the nose for even the simplest tasks.
To my way of thinking this is still America. Americans are plenty capable of doing things on our own when necessary. We don't need no stinkin government telling us how to buy toilet paper or when.
Dennis
To my way of thinking this is still America. Americans are plenty capable of doing things on our own when necessary. We don't need no stinkin government telling us how to buy toilet paper or when.
Dennis
Apr 7, 2020 15:09:04 #
dennis2146 wrote:
Do we really need a Socialist to buy toilet paper for hospitals? Check out Socialist countries. No toilet paper around to be had.
States have leaders too. We call them Governors. Let them order toilet paper. My wife ordered some from Walmart and it was delivered. If she can do it surely we don't need the federal government to order things like that.
Dennis
States have leaders too. We call them Governors. Let them order toilet paper. My wife ordered some from Walmart and it was delivered. If she can do it surely we don't need the federal government to order things like that.
Dennis
Apr 7, 2020 10:29:43 #
Apr 6, 2020 10:33:05 #
User ID wrote:
FINAL SCORE
Naive but Clever User: 1
Knowitall Geeks: Zilcho
Game Analysis:
Geeks ignored important element of OP query and relied on conventional “Snowball” offense but lacked coordination. Never scored. Quite possibly Geeks still do not comprehend NbCU’s “Silver Bullet”.
Naive but Clever User: 1
Knowitall Geeks: Zilcho
Game Analysis:
Geeks ignored important element of OP query and relied on conventional “Snowball” offense but lacked coordination. Never scored. Quite possibly Geeks still do not comprehend NbCU’s “Silver Bullet”.
Apr 1, 2020 15:31:14 #