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Comment by Mannesty posted on Can someone please explain something? at 09/11/2008 - 21:20
And thrice . . . No. Got it?
Comment by Mannesty posted on Shake reduction at 09/11/2008 - 09:56
If it can't be done in camera, it can definitely be done in post processing (PP), with much more certainty of the outcome. PP would be my preferred preference anyway.
Comment by Mannesty posted on ist DS in camera multiple exposure - is it possible? at 09/11/2008 - 09:11
Lilly wrote:
Thanks Lilly. I guess the ones I have are a bit long in the tooth now.Mannesty wrote:
Some do, like this particular one that I bought, thats why I bought it and shall take in case.ttk wrote:
If I was you I would take it with you just incase the one in the laptop stops working
SD readers can't read SDHC cards. I think that's probably why Sandisk include the Micromate.If I was you I would take it with you just incase the one in the laptop stops working
Comment by Mannesty posted on SD & SDHC Memory Cards at 09/11/2008 - 08:33
ttk wrote:
If I was you I would take it with you just incase the one in the laptop stops working
SD readers can't read SDHC cards. I think that's probably why Sandisk include the Micromate.If I was you I would take it with you just incase the one in the laptop stops working
Comment by Mannesty posted on SD & SDHC Memory Cards at 08/11/2008 - 23:38
Beautiful animals. Where did you take these? I don't remember any forests around Alicante. I live in Murcia, close to the Sierra Espuna.
Comment by Mannesty posted on In the forest 2. at 08/11/2008 - 18:05
Your £15 is wasted Lilly, you don't need it. See my earlier post. The Micromate is good for SD and SDHC cards.
Comment by Mannesty posted on SD & SDHC Memory Cards at 08/11/2008 - 18:03
Prices and availability updated - see original post.
Comment by Mannesty posted on Lenses and flashes for sale. at 07/11/2008 - 08:59
If you buy an expensive one, you'll get good results. If you buy a cheap one, you'll get good results. Breaking/scratching a cheap one is a lot less painful financially, and it does happen.
Comment by Mannesty posted on Advice on filters at 06/11/2008 - 22:47
Other sources determine that the object focal length of the eye = 16.7 mm and the image focal length of the eye = 22.3 mm.
Shorter than 50mm is considered wide angle, longer, and it's telephoto.