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Comment by johnriley posted on Air displays at 20/07/2009 - 22:01
However, to be fair, don't forget that there are many users out there that are not very computer-orientated and they will not have thought of changing from the IE that came installed on their machines. For those users, upgrading to IE8 from the Microsoft website will be of benefit.
I did try Opera, but didn't like it, far too flashy and not any quicker on my PC. Ask my son Michael though and he is a great Opera fan!
Comment by johnriley posted on Has this website slowed down? at 20/07/2009 - 21:55
A group meet is only an occasional thing here at PU, but I'm sure you'd find people to help you and you would feel welcome and included.
Have you considered joining a Photographic Society? Many now cater properly for newcomers to digital photography and it could be a useful way to get "up to speed" quickly.
Otherwise, buy magazines, work through the CD/DVD tutorials, find a good book.....and any queations you have fee free to post them here on the forum!
Hope that helps!
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Comment by johnriley posted on Samyang Lenses? at 20/07/2009 - 17:11
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Comment by johnriley posted on Has this website slowed down? at 20/07/2009 - 16:33


So 100mm lens x 1.5 = 150mm with a shutter speed of at least 1/150 sec.
No need to multiply again by 1.5, but to be on the safe side by all means go one step faster than the suggested minimum.
Of course SR changes that somewhat, but I always take a few shots to choose the sharpest anyway. The ability of individuals to safely hand hold varies enormously, from day to day as well as from person to person.