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Comment by Anvh posted on Post something similar at 03/10/2010 - 15:15
greynolds999 wrote:
You can try, I won't recommend it though Anvh wrote:
No thanks
Seems everyone will be on the snert next week
Only if you can 'curry' it!No thanks
Seems everyone will be on the snert next week
No problem Tony, we Dutch don't really have a cuisine to speak of
Although the desserts like vla and vlaai are very nice though ^^
Your meal sounds delicious, when do we have a PUF meeting at your place?
Comment by Anvh posted on Another pointless thread at 03/10/2010 - 14:39
Using a Western Digital's My Passport for over a year now, the drive is good and had no problems with it, only the cable they provide isn't perfect as in the contact is a but lose on the drive side but if you use another cable that problem is solved.
Comment by Anvh posted on External hard drive recommendations at 03/10/2010 - 14:32
Mike-P wrote:
Actually I think it would be better if the person that posts a picture then asks for a shot of something else. For instance I would post a picture of a dog and then ask for one of a kite .. next person would post a kite and then ask for something else.
Thats how its done on TP.
I think we are already too far into it to change and I actually find it fun to find creative matches Actually I think it would be better if the person that posts a picture then asks for a shot of something else. For instance I would post a picture of a dog and then ask for one of a kite .. next person would post a kite and then ask for something else.
Thats how its done on TP.
Comment by Anvh posted on Post something similar at 03/10/2010 - 14:27
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Comment by Anvh posted on Post something similar at 03/10/2010 - 14:25
thoughton wrote:
Actually Stefan it isn't James' rule that prevents you from taking part. It is the fact that you don't have a public gallery of your images. How would anyone pick one of yours?
Indeed that was helpful Actually Stefan it isn't James' rule that prevents you from taking part. It is the fact that you don't have a public gallery of your images. How would anyone pick one of yours?
Actually I do have a public gallery but I don't have the intention to start several public galleries all over the net
If you're allowed to provide the link to that gallery than that would be the solution for me.
Comment by Anvh posted on What you Like at 03/10/2010 - 14:21
Blythman wrote:
Because the shutter release is on the RH side, so the right hand blocks the view.
Ah okay ^^Because the shutter release is on the RH side, so the right hand blocks the view.
Smeggypants wrote:
You can't really look with both eyes at once anyway if one of them is looking through the view finder. You get a confused and double image, i just tried it.
Actually you can but it takes getting used to.You can't really look with both eyes at once anyway if one of them is looking through the view finder. You get a confused and double image, i just tried it.
But it's still hard to compose though, so for critical stuff it isn't useful but for action orientated things you just make sure the subject is in the centre bracket and it will most of the time be al right.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which eye? at 03/10/2010 - 14:18
Alan why won't you be able to do that with your right eye?
Comment by Anvh posted on Which eye? at 02/10/2010 - 23:40
Tetrapod
Comment by Anvh posted on Post something similar at 02/10/2010 - 23:39
Oggy, RAW doesn't have a colour space so for the end result it doesn't matter what you shoot with.
It's suggest to shoot in aRGB for RAW because the camera display the embedded JPG preview inside the RAW rather than the actual RAW image.
Since aRGb has a wider colourspace it should match the colours in the RAW better than sRGB.
It's suggest to shoot in aRGB for RAW because the camera display the embedded JPG preview inside the RAW rather than the actual RAW image.
Since aRGb has a wider colourspace it should match the colours in the RAW better than sRGB.
Comment by Anvh posted on Printers??? and Printing Photos at 02/10/2010 - 23:34
