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Not sure if it'll matter much to most, but Apple / Adobe users might be interested : 64bit version of CS4 will be Windows only...
http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/04/04/1247246
http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/04/04/1247246
Comment by Classvino posted on Photoshop CS4 at 04/04/2008 - 18:48
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That's a problem that will probably cure itself very soon... capabilities wrote:
...Could any body give me any tips of how to keep the k20 from moving around within the bag as it apears to be very loose
...To stop the K20D from moving around . . . putting a bigger lens on it is a bit too obvious I suppose?...Could any body give me any tips of how to keep the k20 from moving around within the bag as it apears to be very loose
Comment by Classvino posted on suitable case for the K20 at 11/04/2008 - 15:18
I especially like :
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We even tested Vista on the Macs using Apple’s platform-switching Boot Camp software—and found that both Apple computers ran Vista faster than our PCs did.
We even tested Vista on the Macs using Apple’s platform-switching Boot Camp software—and found that both Apple computers ran Vista faster than our PCs did.
Comment by Classvino posted on Making up my mind ?? at 24/04/2008 - 15:30
I have one 62mm and one 67mm adapter Ring that I don't need. (decided it was easier to carry step up rings to use my ND Grads...)
I'll send them to you for $10 each plus shipping (From Canada)
(And while I'm at it - No Cokin dealers around here - is there a case to hold the 4 X 6 filters?)
I'll send them to you for $10 each plus shipping (From Canada)
(And while I'm at it - No Cokin dealers around here - is there a case to hold the 4 X 6 filters?)
Comment by Classvino posted on Cokin Z Adapter Rings at 18/03/2008 - 16:32
Yeah - wasn't sure about taxes and other charges... Oh, well...
I've been struggling with the same problem for a while, and the 438 leveler, while adding to an already heavy setup, looks like a good solution. I have an old 055 with a 168 ball head, and while getting the camera level for a single shot couldn't be easier, getting it so that it rotates on a level plane is another animal entirely...
Have you seen : http://tinyurl.com/yuaveg
It's more expensive than the 438, and not nearly as quick to use, but I have a friend with a shop full of metal-working tools, and the basic idea looks simple enough to turn it into a D.I.Y. kind of project...
I've been struggling with the same problem for a while, and the 438 leveler, while adding to an already heavy setup, looks like a good solution. I have an old 055 with a 168 ball head, and while getting the camera level for a single shot couldn't be easier, getting it so that it rotates on a level plane is another animal entirely...
Have you seen : http://tinyurl.com/yuaveg
It's more expensive than the 438, and not nearly as quick to use, but I have a friend with a shop full of metal-working tools, and the basic idea looks simple enough to turn it into a D.I.Y. kind of project...
Comment by Classvino posted on Bubble Level at 18/03/2008 - 14:24
Unilocker : I don't know what the exchange rate is, but There's a 438 on eBay for US$73.00...
http://tinyurl.com/2qz6cf
http://tinyurl.com/2qz6cf
Comment by Classvino posted on Bubble Level at 17/03/2008 - 18:24
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..."Mom would kill me if I dumped him....he's my brother....."
Makes for some convoluted family... trees? bushes? knots?..."Mom would kill me if I dumped him....he's my brother....."
Comment by Classvino posted on Are my strobes working as intended? at 18/03/2008 - 14:32
Yeah, but it still bugs me when my brother looks at my photos and says "Wow, you must have a really good camera..."
Comment by Classvino posted on For anyone who loves a good rant! at 14/03/2008 - 15:13
Check the price on Amazon...
Classic case of seeing an advertisement, and immediately jumping to the conclusion that because they say it's a good price, then it must be so... Thanks for the tip...
The Ultra II is just slightly slower I think, depending on what you shoot this may or not be important to you...
As I learn more about the camera, and photography in general, my shooting rate has slowed a bit, as I tend to think more about the shots I'm taking... Quantity is down, but I think quality is starting to creep up...