Posts: danbir1 | Ugly Hedgehog

I have not watched or listened to the entire clip, but as a former medical practitioner, I would prefer to see scientific proof from studies regarding the use of budesonide as a treatment or cure for COVID-19. What is reported her is anecdotal reports and will not hold up for acceptance by the WHO, CDC, or any major research group. It sounds good, but more information is required to rule out any potential side effects, adverse reactions, or potential harm from this drug's use for COVID-19.

I could not have said it any better.
A lot of "solutions" have been proposed and advocated.
We need statistics coming from the correct places.
How come nobody else knows about it?

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Aug 4, 2020 10:36:48 #

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davyboy wrote:

Re read the post my friend

I think there are a few different Canon mounts .

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Jul 23, 2020 15:27:05 #

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More on Covid 19

paulrph1 wrote:

It makes one wonder?

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/07/what_made_asias_largest_slum_a_success_model_for_treating_covid19.html?fbclid=IwAR3bP3AHBKeHYx6QPT3c442V3lY8E3zBQFWWoLTgABLWtCBk8gt4BAWHROk#.XxcnamBBqoI.facebook

One thing is for sure, it is NOT because of the hydroxychloroquine, vitamin D, and zinc tablets along with homeopathic medicines."

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Jul 17, 2020 13:43:26 #

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Gripe with Fujinon lenses 'loose' aperture ring

hobbit123 wrote:

I have an X-T3 and have it configured to use the f... (show quote)

A thin strip of a good quality strong and clear tape will hold it forever.

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Jul 13, 2020 14:08:55 #

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forum content and monitoring

Longshadow wrote:

How would one describe a "bad" photo? "Could be better."?
Just doesn't seem to get the point across as well.
Almost ALL photos could be better, it's just a matter of interpretation.
And who gets to say where a photo sits on a scale of 0 (lousy) to 10 (excellent)?

OK, so bad could be a bad composition, bad lighting, bad color (over or under saturated) and more = BAD
Now if anyone thinks it is a 3 or a 5 on a 1-10 scale, it is their own opinion, but most of us here on UHH know what a bad photo looks like.

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Jul 13, 2020 13:56:40 #

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Great TV Series

jerryc41 wrote:

Since I've watched everything on Netflix and Prime, I had to look elsewhere, and I found National Geographic through Disney+. I've been watching the series "Drain the Oceans." That ran for two seasons, and then they have other "Drain" series.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/drain-the-oceans

I've been watching this for quite a while now - fascinating!

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Jul 13, 2020 13:34:13 #

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forum content and monitoring

fantom wrote:

1) You may have too much time on your hands.
2) Your "rational, thinking ...etc." comment can easily be construed as unfriendly, elitist, insulting or pedantic.
3) Cool off and find something useful and constructive to occupy yourself with.
4) Just trying to help.

In my opinion we are politically correct AD NAUSEAM, we should be able to write what we think with truthfulness and integrity without being abnoxious on one hand and without being so politically correct and so super sensitive on the other.
We are grown ups, so if you can not take a little heat, get out of the kitchen
Example... I had an argument with a lady here on UHH about telling the truth to the photographer of a bad photo, in my opinion this will help imrove his/her performance and picture taking, alas, she insisted that we have to say "good words and praises" even if that photo is not good at all...How is one suppose to learn (from his/her mistakes) if nobody will point him/her in the right direction?
I think we get insulted way too fast and way too easily.

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Jun 30, 2020 08:50:41 #

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Which camera

Scruples wrote:

Debra: br Welcome to Your Forum. Good Luck With Yo... (show quote)

Best answer to the ongoing question that keeps popping up here, people need to research, here they will get a million different opinions which will be very confusing.

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Jun 15, 2020 15:25:27 #

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What dslr and lens

ELNikkor wrote:

There are no "unsharp" kit lenses. That body is very capable of very sharp images. My crop-frame body and kit lenses have been every bit as sharp as my non-kit lenses. You can save the $600 by figuring out the reason for un-sharpness with your current set-up.

Well put!

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Jun 14, 2020 15:21:33 #

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Interesting Experiment Related to Equipment Upgrades and Updates

Grahame wrote:

Yes there is an improvement in IQ and performance between a D300 and a D850 (take any other makes and models over certain time spans) but this 'difference' does not mean you are automatically going to get preferable results.

A mediocre boring image taken with the best technology available will never be as good as an image with great subject and impact taken with lesser technology equipment.

Correct, and even though I have good equipment from Fuji, I still believe that - Mainly - it IS the photographer, equipment helps and that's about it.
I love to say "My opinion - your decision"

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Jun 11, 2020 08:07:07 #

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Camera weight + performance = conundrum.

aellman wrote:

"I have a dream." My dream is that somed... (show quote)

Agreed, Alan, but, in my opinion of course, when a question as to which camera to buy, well, everybody has an opinion and most guys think that theirs is "the best camera to satisfy the question" so you are getting endless answers that will only confuse the person who posted the question.
One should research and research and POSSIBLY get to his own conclusion.
Here is a good site that will help a lot (the cameras posted may be changed endlessly....)
https://cameradecision.com/compare/Fujifilm-X-T20-vs-Nikon-D7200

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