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Comment by Don posted on How do I use a flash? at 11/11/2008 - 14:53
ooooh who's the site heavyweights then
Comment by Don posted on Shake reduction at 09/11/2008 - 19:44
Comment by Don posted on Mac or P.C.? at 07/11/2008 - 14:56
but like I said, if yahoo or google want to go after spammers great! not my area of expertise....
I only get a half dozen or so a month on average, any that look like smut or phishing scams I forward on to apple.
How many do you guys get on average per month? I wouldn't know what windoze is like, but hear scary stories...
Comment by Don posted on Mac or P.C.? at 06/11/2008 - 21:01
Hello Happy!
How do you avoid spam mail with a Mac If that is really true you might just have won me over
Prieni
I use yahoo, to create throwaway email accounts for use with any sites/companies that need email for registration/short term accounts. (like say I want to register software or buy something online) they can spam that all they want....not my problem.
Comment by Don posted on Mac or P.C.? at 06/11/2008 - 20:44
irregardless of the cost of replacement parts, I've never had or heard of any pc shop going that far, to make a customer happy. Six years..no viruses/spyware/spamed up mailboxes, random crashes, hardware/software crashes..... First problem, one phone call.
Call me happy!
Comment by Don posted on Mac or P.C.? at 06/11/2008 - 20:12
I like it.
The peoples in the frame add scale.....
looks like a magazine add spread with ample room for copy/text.
Comment by Don posted on my 1st image posted at 06/11/2008 - 18:15
people often debate mac vs pc and ask which to buy.
Well here's an interesting tidbit for ya'all.
What ever you decide on, it pays to stick with one brand, and preferably one dealer.
I got an iMac g5 that bit the biscuit last week.
3.5 years old, out of warrenty.
Failed logic board.
Cost to replace? $976.00 plus labout $75.00/hr.
One call to apple canada.....
(after reviewing the list of hardware/software we've bought over the last five years.....(lotz....$$$$))
"Bring it to your dealer, we appreciate your business. We'll make an exception, and have that fixed. No Charge." Josh, Customer Relations, Apple Canada.....
Weight that when you're debating what to buy.....
Comment by Don posted on Mac or P.C.? at 06/11/2008 - 18:03
I see there's lots of new people.
Hi and Welcome to you all.
I should've responded to each and every one of you....
but I've been busy logging a few thousand kms on my new (to me) motorcycle.
Wedding season is over....no coporate work till next week....
I'm the happiest unemployed person on the planet right now.
Soon it will be snowing, and I'll have lots more time to get to know ya'all!
(yes, you should feel very threatened).
Comment by Don posted on Hi to all the new members! at 04/11/2008 - 20:36
Off to wash out my mouth with Grandma's lye soap.
run water through ashes from fire pit.
takes filtered ash water and boil down or let eveaporate to a thick caustic sludge.
mix said sludge with animal fat (usually cow)....
Call it soap.
Grandma's...gotta love 'em.
My Grandsma, Bless her Soul, was a saint.
She was also like a Kung -Fu master with her broom.
When my Grandma reached for her broom, all ten of her children, any of the twenty-five or so grandchildren, and any bears in the vicinty, ran like hell for cover!
Comment by Don posted on 31 Beautiful Millimeters at 04/11/2008 - 14:06


3????
1) ambient light
2) built-in pop-up light
3) off camera light. (you can use this one to fire other lights when you get them.)
so you decide which is going to be your main light for any scene, then decide how to use the others.
for example:
you may decide to use your off camera flash as main light for a portrait subject.
you start by metering your background (perhaps setting to underexpose by 1.5 stops).
you set up your off camera flash unit to output (in your case, moving the flash closer or further from the subject) to put out 1.5 stops more than your ambient exposre to correctly expose the subject.
good reading :
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