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Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on CUT AND PASTE FILES at 24/12/2011 - 11:27
Hi all
This is more of a computer query than photo.
When you want to cut and paste files from one folder to another i am shure there is a way of doing them all together rather than one at a time. The files are in between other files so i cant just select them all.
Regards
Dave
This is more of a computer query than photo.
When you want to cut and paste files from one folder to another i am shure there is a way of doing them all together rather than one at a time. The files are in between other files so i cant just select them all.
Regards
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on CUT AND PASTE FILES at 23/12/2011 - 22:36
fatspider wrote:
Have you considered a Monopod? I find my Sigma 50-500 far too heavy to handhold but can manage it on a Monopod just fine, and its far more flexible that the tripod.
Thanks ALANHave you considered a Monopod? I find my Sigma 50-500 far too heavy to handhold but can manage it on a Monopod just fine, and its far more flexible that the tripod.
I have never realy thought about a Monopod, but might just be the thing.
Cheers
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on 55-300 to heavy for my old arms at 23/12/2011 - 22:22
Hi all
Tried out the 55-300 and at full zoom had s job keeping it steady (when i was knee high to a grasshopper i could keep a 400 tele steady with one hand)age catches up with all of use.
So if i can lever the moths from the wallet a REDSNAPPER is in order.
Is the bald head or the pan the best, the pan looks like a recipe for disaster, looking through the viewfinder/panning/all fall down.
Cheers
Dave
Tried out the 55-300 and at full zoom had s job keeping it steady (when i was knee high to a grasshopper i could keep a 400 tele steady with one hand)age catches up with all of use.
So if i can lever the moths from the wallet a REDSNAPPER is in order.
Is the bald head or the pan the best, the pan looks like a recipe for disaster, looking through the viewfinder/panning/all fall down.
Cheers
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on 55-300 to heavy for my old arms at 23/12/2011 - 21:21
Mike-P wrote:
Depends how badly you want it I suppose.
One went for about £13 on ebay yesterday fell asleep and missed it (old age)AlexFord wrote:
It was £64.99.
Spoke to SRS, I'm to post it back to them and they'll send out a new one once it's received.
Owch .. I would ask for a refund and wait for a used one, they often come up here or on Ebay.It was £64.99.
Spoke to SRS, I'm to post it back to them and they'll send out a new one once it's received.
Depends how badly you want it I suppose.
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on Genuine Pentax K/M42 adapter loose. at 23/12/2011 - 13:09
Barrie
Have a look at the IPS screens from LG i use the IPS226V.
Regards Dave
Have a look at the IPS screens from LG i use the IPS226V.
Regards Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on Monitor About to Fail at 23/12/2011 - 12:18
steven9761 wrote:
Barrie - I use Micro Direct for pc gear. I'd recommend the Ilyama range of monitors, although I think they are also pretty good price-wise on Samsung monitors.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/Home/
Or, here's a 19:10 monitor...
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/home/product/52973/dell-st2320l-23--widescreen-moni...
I dident relise SIR said that.Barrie - I use Micro Direct for pc gear. I'd recommend the Ilyama range of monitors, although I think they are also pretty good price-wise on Samsung monitors.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/Home/
Or, here's a 19:10 monitor...
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/home/product/52973/dell-st2320l-23--widescreen-moni...
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on Monitor About to Fail at 23/12/2011 - 12:13
See belowwwww
SHOOT IN CATCH-IN FOCUS MODE.
When (20. catch-in focus) in the (C custom setting 3) menu (p.90) is set to (on), if (AF mode) is set to AF.A or AF.S and one of the following types of lenses is attached . catch-in focus shooting is enabled and the shutter is released automaticly when the subject comes into focus.
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MANUAL FOCUS LENS.
DA OR FA LENS that has an AF and MF setting on the lens (the setting on the lens must be set to MF before shooting)
HOW TO TAKE PICTURES
1 Attach a proper lens to the camera.
2 Set the focus mode lever to AF.(THE ONE ON THE CAMERA BODY NOT ON THE LENS)
3 Set (AF mode) to AF.A or AF.S.
4 Set the focus on a position the subject will pass.
5 Press the shutter release button fully.
the shutter is released automaticlly when the subject comes into focus at the set position.
So if you have a manual lens your ok other wise you will need prime or special lenses, kit lenses wont work and neither will the 35mm or the 55/300.
Hope this is of some help.
I need to learn how to type, my finger is shorter than when i started.
Regards
Dave
SHOOT IN CATCH-IN FOCUS MODE.
When (20. catch-in focus) in the (C custom setting 3) menu (p.90) is set to (on), if (AF mode) is set to AF.A or AF.S and one of the following types of lenses is attached . catch-in focus shooting is enabled and the shutter is released automaticly when the subject comes into focus.
.
MANUAL FOCUS LENS.
DA OR FA LENS that has an AF and MF setting on the lens (the setting on the lens must be set to MF before shooting)
HOW TO TAKE PICTURES
1 Attach a proper lens to the camera.
2 Set the focus mode lever to AF.(THE ONE ON THE CAMERA BODY NOT ON THE LENS)
3 Set (AF mode) to AF.A or AF.S.
4 Set the focus on a position the subject will pass.
5 Press the shutter release button fully.
the shutter is released automaticlly when the subject comes into focus at the set position.
So if you have a manual lens your ok other wise you will need prime or special lenses, kit lenses wont work and neither will the 35mm or the 55/300.
Hope this is of some help.
I need to learn how to type, my finger is shorter than when i started.
Regards
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on Catch in focus with K-r at 23/12/2011 - 12:02
Thanks for all your help, i turned the lap top of and went for a cup of tea. I have deleted the PSD or is it PDS file, opened the RAW box and imported the image in to the editor and saved as aJpeg.
I am happy with the raw file as it came from the camera, just clicked cloudy to alter the white balance.
Regards
Dave
I am happy with the raw file as it came from the camera, just clicked cloudy to alter the white balance.
Regards
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on RAW FILES at 23/12/2011 - 11:11
ChrisA wrote:
47 MB.
If i save the PSD as a JPEG then it will be all right???.steven9761 wrote:
Don't think a PSD file would be as big as that from a raw image... I could be wrong though!!
Yeah they are - PSD files are mental.. I just took a DNG (20 MB), opened it in CS5, then saved as PSD, no changes.Don't think a PSD file would be as big as that from a raw image... I could be wrong though!!
47 MB.
Cheers all
Dave
Comment by FAT8BIKER posted on RAW FILES at 22/12/2011 - 22:23
Thats going to save me lot of time.
Regards
Dave