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terje-l wrote:
Since the HDD has either IDE or SATA connector, you need an adaptor to connect the HDD to the USB port.
That's the thing, the OP didn't said he wants to make it into an external drive

fatspider wrote:
unless you had password protected user accounts, and definately not if you had activated any file privacy settings.
No problem, if you try to access parts that are private and password protected you will be prompted with a window to input the password.

shanegeach wrote:
there could a few reasons why it wont turn on, 1 your graphics chip has blown, 2 your HDD, those are the 2 main ones i know of as an ex pc tech. Have it taken into pc world or an independent pc repair shop and explain it to them and im sure they will help you out.
If it's the graphics card the PC will still turn on but it won't show anything but you will hear the hard-disk spinning for example.
If it's the hard-disk the BIOS will still fire up and show on your screen.

If the PC doesn't start at all it's either the motherboard or the power-supply that has given the ghost.

Comment by Anvh posted on Computers Died at 01/08/2010 - 10:32

Anvh
Aren't the connectors the same as on a PC, if so you could just connect it that way.
Although the case and use it as a portable is also pretty nifty

Comment by Anvh posted on Computers Died at 31/07/2010 - 22:47

Anvh
Don't forget other forms of focus aid, a split-screen not correctly spaced/placed also gives a faulty focus "comfirmation" and those are used with MF.

Comment by Anvh posted on K10D Back focusing Issue at 31/07/2010 - 12:21

Anvh
Shhhh don't tell them that Mike, they already hired me as an electrician while I've never done something like that nor have the papers for it.
So far all the work I've done and that was tested has passed the test so I must be doing something right

Comment by Anvh posted on Does Stefan have a day job? at 31/07/2010 - 11:58

Anvh
Yes good one Pete, that's what it said

Comment by Anvh posted on Ditch RAW+Jpeg bracteted for RAW alone? at 31/07/2010 - 11:50

Anvh
flossie wrote:
What's your point Anvh? That articles says exactly what I said (except in more detail) - it gives you more detail, but it doesn't give you more exposure. From that detail, you can extract different looking pictures, but you can never stop a clipped image from being clipped.
But they say it can.

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The RAW file format usually provides considerably more "dynamic range" than a JPEG file, depending on how the camera creates its JPEG. Dynamic range refers to the range of light to dark which can be captured by a camera before becoming completely white or black, respectively. Since the raw color data has not been converted into logarithmic values using curves, the exposure of a RAW file can be adjusted slightly-- after the photo has been taken. Exposure compensation can correct for metering errors, or can help bring out lost shadow or highlight detail.

Comment by Anvh posted on Ditch RAW+Jpeg bracteted for RAW alone? at 31/07/2010 - 11:29

Anvh
I thought it was getting less this month though and I do have a part time holiday job now.

The iPhone thing surely added quite some post to the amount

Comment by Anvh posted on Does Stefan have a day job? at 31/07/2010 - 11:13

Anvh
Technoblurb wrote:
If you can hear a strange chomping sound it's me eating my words Although I still would prefer the option for this to turn off in manual mode. I relate better to a moving scale than some tiny numbers pushed on the right of the screen.
What about an audio tone that beeps more frequent the closer you get to the right exposure or spirit level.
Something you have with gliders link
I'm sure you would be the middle point off attention

Comment by Anvh posted on New K-7 Firmware at 30/07/2010 - 21:35

Anvh
Hard question although there is already a good light meter inside the camera though so why not use that one?

One thing to keep in mind is that the histogram you see with RAW files on your camera and the actually image you see is a JPG preview so don't go on the information you see there as 100% accurate but more as an approximation.

Comment by Anvh posted on Ditch RAW+Jpeg bracteted for RAW alone? at 30/07/2010 - 21:28

Anvh
Doug, where do you need the light meter for?
Just an question powered by my curiosity

Comment by Anvh posted on Ditch RAW+Jpeg bracteted for RAW alone? at 30/07/2010 - 21:19

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