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Backing up images to seagate expansion

It will back everything up the first time around and then just make incremental backups. By default, it backs up almost all file types (and you can specify any oddball, non-standard extensions that you use). You can also exclude any extensions you do not want copied. Al

Posted by Aero on 14/10/2010 - 18:37

Backing up images to seagate expansion

Would it be possible just to get it to back my photos up and nothing else

Posted by johna on 14/10/2010 - 21:29

Backing up images to seagate expansion

Would it be possible just to get it to back my photos up and nothing else If you just keep your photographs on an expansion drive, then you can set up the Seagate software to just back-up that drive.

Posted by Hyram on 14/10/2010 - 21:45

Backing up images to seagate expansion

With the Clickfree, you just tick or untick boxes to tell it what file types to back up. If you just want to back up photos, tick the "Photos" box and untick the rest, such as "Text" or "Spreadsheet". Under photos, you can also tell it what file types to back up (including PEF). In most cases, y...

Posted by Aero on 15/10/2010 - 02:46

Backing up images to seagate expansion

... Having said, it looks like the model I linked to a few of posts back may not work with Windows 7. It's probably best to check with the company itself, which seems to be advertising a different (later) model: Al

Posted by Aero on 15/10/2010 - 04:29

Leaky battery

Some lessons from today - here's the story. Our daughter plays violin, and was asked to form an ad hoc chamber trio for a neighbour's daughter's wedding today. She does not like her picture taken (takes after her mother). My expectations therefore are that my services will not be required. Little...

Posted by i-Berg on 23/10/2010 - 05:55

low light settings

Black? Not sure why they would be. The 50mm f1.4 should be perfect. Close it down a little and it will be sharp enough too (f1.7, f1.8 ). The macro might be worth a try as you can sit some distance from the bundle of joy and track it a bit more easily but you will get more blur from the le...

Posted by dougf8 on 27/10/2010 - 13:45

Sensor cleaning in London?

I've just cleaned a friends Nikon with my butterfly!....It had just been back to Nikon for a full service and clean....there were 3 pieces of debris on the sensor!....If you want a "pro clean" ,try ringing our friends at SRS!..I'm sure they will put you in contact with someone!...dont forget to tell...

Posted by beginner on 09/11/2010 - 15:44

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

I will see what I can find. Many thanks for that. If I do not find it I be back crying.:lol:

Posted by SmutjeUK on 10/11/2010 - 17:43

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

OK found it, In the Samsung GX-10 its called ' Use Of Aperture Ring ' and is in custom menu 2. It's set either to ON or OFF. This seems to have done the trick, but now it is to dark again to focus correctly and I have to wait till tomorrow to try it. Many thanks for that as it just saved me fr...

Posted by SmutjeUK on 10/11/2010 - 17:57

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

If it is a M42 lens the aperture ring thing will do nothing as the camera doesn't have the necessary mechanism to close an automatic diaphragm on an M42 lens. The aperture reading will remain on F-- as it has no way of knowing what aperture the lens has been set to. Most long M42 lenses, however...

Posted by womble on 24/11/2010 - 22:30

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

Well to be honest I have not used the 500mm yet as I was not too well but only really be back fully on my feed since Tuesday. The real problem I seem to have (does not matter if I got the Samsung Lens on or the 500mm M42) is that the camera just don't want to 'fire' when I press the trigger with th...

Posted by SmutjeUK on 25/11/2010 - 09:44

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

In the custom menu make sure that the "use of aperture ring" is set to permitted, and that you have the option to fire when focus isn't confirmed turned on.

Posted by hefty1 on 25/11/2010 - 11:59

M42 with the GX-10 (K10D) in Manual?

In the custom menu make sure that the "use of aperture ring" is set to permitted, and that you have the option to fire when focus isn't confirmed turned on. The first one I was made aware of and did but the second part with the focus is new to me. Will have to find this one in the menu, also I have ...

Posted by SmutjeUK on 25/11/2010 - 14:37

Live View Magnification

I have the GX20 and occasionally try to get some use out of live view, but invariably switch back to optical preview. I agree with Mike - it was a poorly-executed me-to job. I'm sorry that you seem to have upgraded on a pretence. However, the K20 is definitely worth upgrading to for a host of oth...

Posted by TonyM on 13/11/2010 - 21:48

Live View Magnification

Welcome to the forum cbrog. Suffering as I do with the declining eyesight that accompanies old age Isn't that what AF is for:D My poor old eyes aren't what they were either but I find it a lot easier to focus through the viewfinder that messing about with liveview, I found LV on the K20 Ok for...

Posted by fatspider on 14/11/2010 - 09:17

What's causing this?

Peter, I had it on a tripod, 2 sec delay, mirror up, Shake reduction was on but, I think, is cancelled when 2 sec delay used. I had my UV filter on front. Have seen the debate on this, may try some without to see if there is a difference. I'm just not sure if it's the lens or filter. Could it be the...

Posted by Mannesty on 21/11/2010 - 23:00

What's causing this?

Thanks Stefan, will check out your link tomorrow. Will also try another shot without the filter. :) Thanks for the info Don, I took 5 images using the K20D's bracketing at 1 stop intervals, all on a tripod and mirror up. I used Photomatix to stitch together. I have tried in the past using just on...

Posted by alig on 21/11/2010 - 23:34

What's causing this?

If it's not true, then why do they all say it is? Well they don't, do they. They tell you to turn the SR off, absolutely, and for all I know, they have a good reason for it. But AFAIK, they never say why, and now we have this story that goes around that alleges that the SR mechanism itself induc...

Posted by aminstar on 22/11/2010 - 16:42

What's causing this?

Coming back to the topic, the reason for the CA is that the shot is taken against the sky. G

Posted by George Lazarette on 23/11/2010 - 02:49

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