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Have heard the Tamron is better then the Sigma, would be worth testing them out first.
Comment by Anvh posted on next lens advice required at 02/12/2009 - 18:23
1952, I can't recall though
Comment by Anvh posted on Photographer's rights gets a higher profile at 02/12/2009 - 18:20
What warning does it give you when you try to open a PEF file?
Comment by Anvh posted on RAW [PEF] in PHOTOSHOP at 02/12/2009 - 17:40
Went out yesterday midnight and took some shots.
Wanted to try some post processing experiments regarding high ISO and toning so would like to have some comments about that, of course other comments and advice are also welcome.
Will provide full version for those who want to thinker a bit themselves to show how they think is the best.
because of the PP no exif data so will provide that here.
K10D + DA40
ISO 1600
f/4
0.4 seconds
handheld.
#1 full version
#2 full version
#3 full version
Wanted to try some post processing experiments regarding high ISO and toning so would like to have some comments about that, of course other comments and advice are also welcome.
Will provide full version for those who want to thinker a bit themselves to show how they think is the best.
because of the PP no exif data so will provide that here.
K10D + DA40
ISO 1600
f/4
0.4 seconds
handheld.
#1 full version
#2 full version
#3 full version
Comment by Anvh posted on Test shots high ISO at 02/12/2009 - 17:36
Mike I said on page 3 I believe that the driven licenses is good enough most of the time
It is however by law not an ID though so if the police have a bad day they can fine you for that but a lot of the times it's no problem.
Although when you need to ID yourself for documents and such (bank) then you really need one or a passport.
The UK is probably one of the few countries in the EU where you don't need to have a ID paper.
It is however by law not an ID though so if the police have a bad day they can fine you for that but a lot of the times it's no problem.
Although when you need to ID yourself for documents and such (bank) then you really need one or a passport.
Mongoose wrote:
simply and only and entirely because they will provide no benefit for the people who will have to pay for them.
We al ready have them for many years so yeah we just need to carry them with us and that's the difference for us.simply and only and entirely because they will provide no benefit for the people who will have to pay for them.
The UK is probably one of the few countries in the EU where you don't need to have a ID paper.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photographer's rights gets a higher profile at 02/12/2009 - 17:21
When it doesn't work good any more but at that time you will want a different camera any way.
I really wouldn't worry too much with DSLR only when you've troubles with it.
I really wouldn't worry too much with DSLR only when you've troubles with it.
Comment by Anvh posted on service your camera at 02/12/2009 - 17:17
Great to know that.
I found out that the A*85 and the FA77 optic formula are quite the same, the FA*85 on the other hand does seem to be one of a kind as well.
I found out that the A*85 and the FA77 optic formula are quite the same, the FA*85 on the other hand does seem to be one of a kind as well.
Comment by Anvh posted on Best Bokeh Lens at 02/12/2009 - 17:07
Mongoose wrote:
All of those can be done with a photocard driving license, which we already have. Anyone who finds they need one and still has a paper license can easily have their paper license replaced with a photocard one if they want to.
Yes I know and that's why a driven licenses is also "good enough" here for the Police so why are we making a problem about and ID card then?All of those can be done with a photocard driving license, which we already have. Anyone who finds they need one and still has a paper license can easily have their paper license replaced with a photocard one if they want to.
I use to carry my ID card when I didn't had my driven licenses and when I got that I took a passport and that is laying at home most of the time.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photographer's rights gets a higher profile at 02/12/2009 - 17:05
mikew wrote:
I think Ted has identified one main difference in attitude.
A Brit will say I'm innocent so how dare you require me to prove my identity
Stefan's argument seems to be if you're innocent it's no sweat to show your Id.
Didn't thought about that one I think Ted has identified one main difference in attitude.
A Brit will say I'm innocent so how dare you require me to prove my identity
Stefan's argument seems to be if you're innocent it's no sweat to show your Id.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photographer's rights gets a higher profile at 02/12/2009 - 17:00
Yes Father Ted that's what I'm saying so don't worry we are on one line about that since it's not a matter of being guilty or not but more of finding the one responsible.
I don't live in the UK and to be honest it not much of my concern what you all do there with laws and rules.
Back to the DNA thing though.
Lets just make a scene as an example okay.
So government has a data base with the DNA of all the UK residence.
On a crime scene they find DNA and they try to match it as it normally goes now. But what if they ran out of suspects, they need to go door to door asking if they can match your DNA. You then have a choice, that's today.
I would not truly mind if they can ask the court for a warrant to match the DNA records of a neighbourhood or street.
Of course good rules must to be made that the system is not misused.
Also it's of course done with a computer so you only come up when it is an match.
I don't live in the UK and to be honest it not much of my concern what you all do there with laws and rules.
Back to the DNA thing though.
Lets just make a scene as an example okay.
So government has a data base with the DNA of all the UK residence.
On a crime scene they find DNA and they try to match it as it normally goes now. But what if they ran out of suspects, they need to go door to door asking if they can match your DNA. You then have a choice, that's today.
I would not truly mind if they can ask the court for a warrant to match the DNA records of a neighbourhood or street.
Of course good rules must to be made that the system is not misused.
Also it's of course done with a computer so you only come up when it is an match.
Comment by Anvh posted on Photographer's rights gets a higher profile at 02/12/2009 - 16:59
