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Comment by Oggy posted on Shoreham airshow at 15/08/2009 - 12:35
Aircraft that is. (Anorak got.)
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Any thoughts appreciated
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Any thoughts appreciated
Comment by Oggy posted on Another of my hobbies - models at 14/08/2009 - 22:25
Hi MM. The car parks are vast and have never filled up in the 15 years I have been going. I'm aiming to be about two thirds of the way down the runway to catch things as they lift off.
Fingers crossed for '558
Fingers crossed for '558
Comment by Oggy posted on Shoreham airshow at 14/08/2009 - 22:20
OK Ladies and Gents - think of it this way. Rumours are that the the mean number of operations between failure of the camera is 100000. Now if every time you took a picture you took another, is the camera going to last as long.
Maybe since operating it will eventually cause it to fail, they should not have put a shutter release button on it.
Maybe since operating it will eventually cause it to fail, they should not have put a shutter release button on it.
Comment by Oggy posted on K20 sensor clean on start up at 13/08/2009 - 22:04
mikew wrote:
You would hope the designers would have got this right.
Mike
If you had to go to three adjacent shops, would you drive to the first, park up and stop the engine, then restart it and drive to the second and so on?Oggy wrote:
Personally I do not use this function. Shaking the sensor inevitably puts some stress on the mounts and other parts of the camera so doing this unnecessarily may result in a premature failure.
Same reason I never start the engine in my car Personally I do not use this function. Shaking the sensor inevitably puts some stress on the mounts and other parts of the camera so doing this unnecessarily may result in a premature failure.
You would hope the designers would have got this right.
Mike
One way or the other, there will be more wear and tear on the camera if it is used all the time.
If you haven't changed the lens, what is the point?
Comment by Oggy posted on K20 sensor clean on start up at 13/08/2009 - 20:23
Personally I do not use this function. Shaking the sensor inevitably puts some stress on the mounts and other parts of the camera so doing this unnecessarily may result in a premature failure.
Comment by Oggy posted on K20 sensor clean on start up at 13/08/2009 - 13:03
Hi Emma
If you are into birds, I can recommend the wildlife wetlands trust just outside Arundel.
If you want old engineering, try Amberly
If you want old houses, try Weald and Downsland Museum
If you had anything specific in mind let us know.
If you are into birds, I can recommend the wildlife wetlands trust just outside Arundel.
If you want old engineering, try Amberly
If you want old houses, try Weald and Downsland Museum
If you had anything specific in mind let us know.
Comment by Oggy posted on bognor/brighton area at 10/08/2009 - 23:23
Mike-P wrote:
I do like how people make assumptions on the basis of one photograph though ...
Oggy wrote:
You asked
Still no need to be sorry. You have your opinion and I have no problem with that.You asked
I do like how people make assumptions on the basis of one photograph though ...
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It's a manner of speach for "What in the name of what ever deity you hold possessed you to put a child in that much danger".
You asked
No. Oggy suggested you had been grossely irresponsible.It's a manner of speach for "What in the name of what ever deity you hold possessed you to put a child in that much danger".
You asked
Please do not misquote me
Comment by Oggy posted on Puppy Love? at 09/08/2009 - 00:39
Mike-P wrote:
It's a manner of speach for "What in the name of what ever deity you hold possessed you to put a child in that much danger".Oggy wrote:
Sorry but that photo looks like "Seconds before the accident" to me.
Why are you sorry?Sorry but that photo looks like "Seconds before the accident" to me.
You asked
Comment by Oggy posted on Puppy Love? at 08/08/2009 - 23:17
Video's
Argh
Argh
Comment by Oggy posted on Two Video's from my Photo Shoots at 08/08/2009 - 23:08
Last year she had a lot of teething problems and only made 50% of her commitment. This year she has managed 5 out of 6.
Chris - unfortunately you are right, but that may mean they can use the saved fatigue life to sharpen the display up. Apparently it is better this year.