Algernon

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Algernon
The 55-300mm should blow the F70-210mm away
Even the A 70-210mm is sharper than the F70-210mm, but
it does suffer from a bit of PF.

The left shots are OOF and underexposed.. no shadow detail.
Not a very decisive subject anyway.... try some postage stamps
with plenty detail and writing. Irish ones are quite good.

Comment by Algernon posted on F 70-210mm vs DA 55-300mm pixel peep at 24/07/2012 - 12:22

Algernon
Johnha...
I wonder how they held the slide flat to make the print

Unless you sandwiched film between 2 sheets of glass in
an enlarger it was never flat

Comment by Algernon posted on Just had a thought at 24/07/2012 - 07:56

Algernon
6691 England Win World Cup for the Second Time!

Comment by Algernon posted on Another pointless thread at 24/07/2012 - 07:52

Algernon
greynolds999 wrote:
Is there a paid-for option which allows the TV to auto-mute every time someone mentions the #@%$*£"& Olympics?
Put me down for the De-Luxe version that also mutes the adverts

I recorded two consecutive Lovejoy episodes last week. They
were after midnight, but I couldn't believe when I found that
there were a full 10 mins. of adverts between the two

Comment by Algernon posted on Another pointless thread at 23/07/2012 - 13:42

Algernon
Some of you might find the following information from MS
useful. It relates to Direct2D programming.

"The term dots derives from printing, where physical dots of ink are put onto paper.
For computer displays, it would be more accurate to say 96 pixels
per logical inch, but the term DPI has stuck."


Note Windows uses pixels per logical inch (DPI) for text and scales up or down
to suit the width of the screen. Exact pixels per inch isn't
used or catered for. Fonts can be scaled in Control Panel.

MS_Link

Adobe seem to be responsible for some of the confusion... they
use ppi .... Corel and a lot of other companies use dpi



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Comment by Algernon posted on Resolution at 23/07/2012 - 10:40

Algernon
Quite a lot of that page is either confusing or incorrect, but he has described the printing of a single DOT quite well...

"The rated DPI of many home ink-jet printers is in the +1,000 range -
the caveat with this number is that it represents a blended dot
(overprinting a single "dot" with different colours to create
the colour that is needed)."


It was better when the printer manufacturer left out all the marketing
speak and just gave us a choice of BEST : NORMAL : EVERYDAY :
FASTDRAFT

We aren't interested in how many times they can over-spray a single
DOT with ink and at what distance apart their micro-dots are

Comment by Algernon posted on Resolution at 23/07/2012 - 10:14

Algernon
Gareth, Does it only test fire at 1/128th?
Bit useless if it does... I normally test fire a flash
at FULL power to see how long the batteries take to
charge it up again.... If it's slow I change the
batteries.

Comment by Algernon posted on Fullsize Metz gun on Pentax? at 23/07/2012 - 09:19

Algernon
Digiguide asked me if I'd like to add the program quides
for an additional 24 BBC Olympic Channels on SKY
I said no thanks

Just found an old box of matches in a drawer I might send them
to the Olympic people..... just in case the flame goes out!

Comment by Algernon posted on Another pointless thread at 23/07/2012 - 09:10

Algernon
Already being shipped... see Ricehigh

Comment by Algernon posted on New battery due? at 23/07/2012 - 07:36

Algernon
Just had a look at a colour print through a jewelers magnifier...
It's a right mess more like crazy paving than dots

Comment by Algernon posted on Resolution at 22/07/2012 - 21:10

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