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Comment by i-Berg posted on Big shoulder bag at 13/02/2010 - 07:04
incognitox wrote:
I just moved to new place with no internet
Given Szymon's last log-in was on 9.2, his access problem seems to be pervasive...I just moved to new place with no internet
Has anyone heard from him 'off-line', via PM for eg?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Weekly Competition # 135 "Culture" at 13/02/2010 - 06:58
Good stuff Rob - my favourite is the Bridge.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Some new PPG Images at 13/02/2010 - 06:49
Graham,
I can't vouch for the 12-24 for want of personal experience. However the 50-135 is excellent, as are the FA31, DA 40 and DA 70 primes.
I can't vouch for the 12-24 for want of personal experience. However the 50-135 is excellent, as are the FA31, DA 40 and DA 70 primes.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Return to Pentax at 13/02/2010 - 02:08
Well done Kris - very timely too seeing the discussions about the virtues of this and other lenses with roughly equivalent focal lengths.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Shetland ponies at 12/02/2010 - 22:42
Up in them thar hills (yes, we do have some in Oz), I recall one road sign saying "LOOKOUT AHEAD".
Except there was a noticeable gap between the A and the H...
Except there was a noticeable gap between the A and the H...
Comment by i-Berg posted on funny sign at 12/02/2010 - 10:21
What works for me firstly is that the set looks superb in BW - there really was no other way to portray these images. Secondly, to repeat David's words - keenly observed. It's the "little", human aspects of daily life that you've picked up on so acutely and so well.
Comment by i-Berg posted on I'ts not a reportage at 12/02/2010 - 10:14
As for the 16-45, it is also my walk-about lens. It was my first non-kit lens, and still perhaps the most versatile.
Go onto one of the photo-sharing sites that use databases to sort their images by camera and by lens, and do a search on that lens. Have a look at what can be achieved with it in the real world of taking pictures. Do the same for any other lenses that interest you. I know pbase use such a system, and while it is not perfect, it's a place to start.
Go onto one of the photo-sharing sites that use databases to sort their images by camera and by lens, and do a search on that lens. Have a look at what can be achieved with it in the real world of taking pictures. Do the same for any other lenses that interest you. I know pbase use such a system, and while it is not perfect, it's a place to start.
Comment by i-Berg posted on which lens would YOU choose? at 12/02/2010 - 10:06
mikew wrote:
It might be something as stupid as having a floppy disc drive which it tests to see if there is a disc in. Mike
MikeIt might be something as stupid as having a floppy disc drive which it tests to see if there is a disc in. Mike
Should be able to turn off the feature in BIOS that tells the PC there is a floppy drive in the system or not. That way, it will never waste time searching for it, at boot-up or any other point.
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Comment by i-Berg posted on Very useful RAW codec Pack for Windows at 08/02/2010 - 07:10
Mike,
As I recall, Colt had a Peacemaker model?
Martin - The pacifier would be a child's dummy.
Although, pacifier and peace have such lop-sided connotations - witness Pax Romana (cue Womble, stage right ) et al...
As I recall, Colt had a Peacemaker model?
Martin - The pacifier would be a child's dummy.
Although, pacifier and peace have such lop-sided connotations - witness Pax Romana (cue Womble, stage right ) et al...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Little flash tut at 07/02/2010 - 08:35
They have a good range of other bags too.
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