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Sneer.
Anyway .. back to more important things. Anyone hear the Archers episode where Nigel fell off the roof and died? :shock: The Archers... now that is offensive!
Posted by Pentaxophile on 13/01/2011 - 17:37
Sneer.
I, personally, am sorry to see Mowog go although as we don't have the entire story I'll refrain from passing further comment. If Mowog ever reads this, I hope he'll keep in touch/come back at some point. K.
Posted by womble on 13/01/2011 - 18:02
PPG
'Recently Added' I belive is the bit you mean :) It's a section in the front-end, not in the back-end where you submit photos, correct? Hmm, It's actually the first time I've looked at that section. It's a bit depressing to see dozens of photos I voted 'no' on in there! a good example, it looke...
Posted by thoughton on 13/01/2011 - 11:31
Isn't it great
I think you will squirm for more than a season Davex..As for League title, thats coming all the way back to Manchester......City that is.. The Blue Moon is definately rising !!
Posted by stub on 13/01/2011 - 14:52
No Forum For Old Men
I'm not sayin I'm old... but I won't be long before my clothes come back in style....again..:shock:
Posted by Don on 15/01/2011 - 05:44
No Forum For Old Men
I'm not sayin I'm old... but I won't be long before my clothes come back in style....again..:shock: Phew - that's a relief. I thought you might have been around before the Dead Sea was even sick! :shock: :wink: :D
Posted by i-Berg on 15/01/2011 - 06:40
No Forum For Old Men
47, retired punk rock drummer and full time manufacturing engineer. Recently made redundant but bounced back with increased verve. Now I spend my time tinkering with some of the most exquisite technology I've ever seen. Lucky me.
Posted by ManixZero on 15/01/2011 - 21:21
No Forum For Old Men
32, working full time as a Technical Trainer for the largest Flat Panel and Laptop repair lab in Europe. Currently loving my job, however, if I was to come into a large sum of money, don't think I'd be one of those "I'd still go back work" people ;) Far to many non-work related interests I'd love...
Posted by Road_Dancer on 16/01/2011 - 13:09
The pleasure of anticipation
What's wrong with childlike excitement? Because it makes you jump for joy, and coming back down again you realise that your knees and ankles are no longer capable of absorbing the shock:shock: When my K20 arrived along with the DA*16-50 & 50-135 the camera stayed in the box while I played with my...
Posted by fatspider on 13/01/2011 - 17:45
Interesting development in bifocals
Possible camera lens applications? (perhaps not this week :) but one day ...)
Posted by thoughton on 13/01/2011 - 19:53
The utter shame of it
It must have been there equipment Ken :lol: Absolutely! It was a Canon P&S :lol: I have a hard time using equipment I'm not familiar with. I had a similar experience to yours in Banff once. A couple asked me if I could take their picture.... They hand me this camera I'm not sure what it was......
Posted by Don on 14/01/2011 - 14:38
The utter shame of it
[quote:3496ace15f="Clarky"]It must have been there equipment Ken :lol: Absolutely! It was a Canon P&S :lol: I have a hard time using equipment I'm not familiar with. I had a similar experience to yours in Banff once. A couple asked me if I could take their picture.... They hand me this camera ...
Posted by Father Ted on 14/01/2011 - 15:31
The utter shame of it
I've often been fumbling about with someone's PandS under the :roll: eyes of the owners. Being used to a DSLR its not so easy to find change modes, exposure, focus point, aperture settings if possible. I can't avoid felling a bit :oops: although they are often leaving with a better photo.
Posted by edumad on 14/01/2011 - 20:09
The utter shame of it
I've often been fumbling about with someone's PandS under the :roll: eyes of the owners. Being used to a DSLR its not so easy to find change modes, exposure, focus point, aperture settings if possible. I can't avoid felling a bit :oops: although they are often leaving with a better photo. this i...
Posted by Don on 14/01/2011 - 20:29
The utter shame of it
"it's easy!" I said... "All you do is you switch this thing to Manual, f8, 1/125, iso 100, spot focus, and dial the flash up to + 1!" I got their email and sent them a copy. What a great story Don! The context you later added really does send home the notion to me that being able to 'self meter' w...
Posted by Snootchies on 15/01/2011 - 14:14
Auction News:
That is such a highly unliklely sale. If I were the seller I'd not expect to ever get paid on that one. I thought the same at first, but then going back over previous sales I couldn't find any previous data at all on that model - which makes me wonder if it isn't some sort of ultra-rarity..? There'...
Posted by hefty1 on 15/01/2011 - 11:39
Auction News:
I'm glad I gave up on ever owning an Autorange 820 in 1999 when I bought my first digital :shock: :lol: £1,789 :cry: I kept the test report from AP dated 22/29 Dec. 1990 (Xmas Edtn.) I've just dug it out to look at the lens test :shock: Puts most others to shame. It's 6x9cm and the edge is as go...
Posted by Algernon on 15/01/2011 - 19:52
Who is responsible?
Interesting, had an issue a while back where the Buyer was out and RM left a card. Buyer did not collect the package and eventually RM lost it :roll:. Would you say it was still the sellers responsibility? RM refused responsibility, saying I had probably not put a return address on the package (I ...
Posted by davex on 15/01/2011 - 13:29
Giottos Tripod
I bought an MTL9351B with a 1302 ballhead a while back and have found it to be a good solid versatile tripod,
Posted by T140 on 16/01/2011 - 16:10
AF extension tubes?
When new, the Kenko tubes would sell for about £90.00. I bought my set for £35.00 having tried many others, these are the best in my opinion. AF for close macro work is often more of a hindrance than a benefit. I never use AF for macro. You have a good set of tubes, enjoy them in manual focus.
Posted by Mannesty on 16/01/2011 - 12:21
