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I use studio strobes, elinchrom and they are perfect for my needs, but... maybe you need to check out something like strobist.com first before deciding what you need? you might even get away with constant light sources..

Comment by Don posted on Studio Flash Kit and radio trigger tips wanted at 06/11/2012 - 14:43

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16-45, followed by the 28 2.8 "a"

Comment by Don posted on What's your 'Best Buy' Lens? at 06/11/2012 - 13:24

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batteries in right?
contacts clean? broken?

Comment by Don posted on RIP my 360 FGZ unless you can help at 05/11/2012 - 21:27

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Pentaxophile wrote:
LOL @ Don... If you're really bothered about some faceless weirdo who you're never going to meet getting off on a photo of your son's ass (irrational but understandable) - why post it online in the first place? Even so, the thought of some paedo going to the effort of deblurring a pic seems rather implausible.
at the time there was no way to unblurr it and it was part of a series of vacation shots... I think you missed the point I was trying to make...
the flip side of this technology is that pedophiles that have previously posted pics of themselves with faces blurred are probably all lined up for plastic surgery as I'm sure the ability to identify them will result in some more arrests.....

Comment by Don posted on Wow - removing image blur - the future at 27/10/2012 - 14:06

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Pentaxophile wrote:
Smeggypants wrote:
greynolds999 wrote:
[quote:3496ace15f="Don"]the real problem is when you blur something on purpose then somebody else comes along and de-blurs it... who is responsible?
you shoot a crowd photo for example and somebody does not want to be identified so you blur out a face or licence plate... for example...
does it work on all kinds of blur?
Anybody remember this story? Unblurring has been around for a while, but it has usually required a lot of manual work.

But it does mean you might be able to unblur all those faces on Street View if you tried.
I remember that
And I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky image software engineers! (shakes fist)

But seriously though. People who are paranoid about their faces being unblurred on streetview need rounding up to have their actual faces permanently 'blurred'.[/quote]I posted a cute snapshot of me an my boy "watering" the bushes on a road trip... I blurred out his backside which was exposed when my spouse snapped the photo... it was cute.. now I gotta worry about some pedophile un-blurring it and distributing it?

Comment by Don posted on Wow - removing image blur - the future at 26/10/2012 - 18:00

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send it over to instructables or hackaday?

Comment by Don posted on FA80-320 at 26/10/2012 - 14:42

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the real problem is when you blur something on purpose then somebody else comes along and de-blurs it... who is responsible?
you shoot a crowd photo for example and somebody does not want to be identified so you blur out a face or licence plate... for example...
does it work on all kinds of blur?

Comment by Don posted on Wow - removing image blur - the future at 25/10/2012 - 21:13

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dcweather wrote:
Is it me or do they seem to be dragging their feet reviewing the K-30? Seems an age since it's been out now.
they will wait until canon releases something that has at least 2 better specs, on paper, in the same price range, then do the review slanted in the canons favour...

So until canon releases a model in a nicer shade of blue, with a nicer neckstrap, and longer battery life, they'll hold off on mentioning Pentax's k30....

Comment by Don posted on K30 dpreview ? at 23/10/2012 - 18:37

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MattMatic wrote:
Algi,
Yes, the bokeh and general rendering with the 8 aperture blades is so much nicer than the DA55-300.

Think it's going to be superglue and Araldite later...

Matt

BTW, Sugru is rather astonishing stuff. Worth watching this video Right up Don's street for mashing things together

EDIT: Some Sugru photography ideas
true sugru is awesome stuff!

sometimes is the silliest things you need for a project that get the job done..
also hot glue is great for "injection molding" parts you might need... use something like sugru or plumber epoxy to make the mold than inject hot glue for a soft pliable plastic part...
ps there are solvent weld glues that are for plumbing and auto repair applications that might work but you'd have to do some research before using..
cheap prop making:
link
also for a halloween display:
link

Comment by Don posted on FA80-320 at 23/10/2012 - 15:26

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