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I know the camera and most of my lenses are weatherproof, but I do not like the idea of rain and the associated grot getting on the glass.
Comment by Oggy posted on Does Rain Stop Play? at 15/11/2010 - 21:58
Good effort Seb.
I would have liked to see Webber win - the bloke never seems to get a break.
All ferraris should be disqualified.
I would have liked to see Webber win - the bloke never seems to get a break.
All ferraris should be disqualified.
Comment by Oggy posted on Another pointless thread at 14/11/2010 - 17:39
bforbes wrote:
I see we are on the rifle page.
Ah - the mighty Enfield. Knocked a young Oggy clean off the butt first time I fired it. I see we are on the rifle page.
Comment by Oggy posted on Another pointless thread at 13/11/2010 - 22:03
Help!
I have been working like a dog just recently and the combination of this and the lack of daylight and a number of other excuses er reasons I find I hardly get near my camera at the moment.
I had a bit of a play when I got my flashguns from Currys and a rather half hearted attempt at some fireworks but...
Does anyone else suffer this?
I have been working like a dog just recently and the combination of this and the lack of daylight and a number of other excuses er reasons I find I hardly get near my camera at the moment.
I had a bit of a play when I got my flashguns from Currys and a rather half hearted attempt at some fireworks but...
Does anyone else suffer this?
Comment by Oggy posted on Losing the will to click. at 12/11/2010 - 23:47
MostlyHarmless wrote:
I think Oggy meant something like one of these. The electron gun used to draw vector graphic 'lines' directly rather than raster scanning. A real blast from the pastSmeggypants wrote:
Sure is - Dual NEC MultiSync FE2111SB 21" - They're great Oggy wrote:
[quote:3496ace15f="Smeggypants"]Nor me. But then I've got analogue CRTs so it probably smooths them out
Really? It's not one of the old fashioned ones with a scanning electron beam drawing lines then. [quote:3496ace15f="Smeggypants"]Nor me. But then I've got analogue CRTs so it probably smooths them out
Neal[/quote]Nope. Mask or not, raster or calligraphic that cannot suffer from aliasing.
Comment by Oggy posted on So how good is the K-5 sensor at 11/11/2010 - 12:35
We will remember them.
Comment by Oggy posted on Remembrance at 11/11/2010 - 12:22
Smeggypants wrote:
Nor me. But then I've got analogue CRTs so it probably smooths them out
Really? It's not one of the old fashioned ones with a scanning electron beam drawing lines then. Nor me. But then I've got analogue CRTs so it probably smooths them out
Comment by Oggy posted on So how good is the K-5 sensor at 10/11/2010 - 22:07
I think it is both art and science. Science is getting the exposure correct (although this crosses the boundary a little) and producing a sharp image.
Art is the composition of the photo.
I am starting to get somewhere with the science bit, but as long as I draw breath I will not get the artistic side. I look at some of the photos here and although I accept they have merit as others make approving comment on them, I have to say they leave me cold.
Art is the composition of the photo.
I am starting to get somewhere with the science bit, but as long as I draw breath I will not get the artistic side. I look at some of the photos here and although I accept they have merit as others make approving comment on them, I have to say they leave me cold.
Comment by Oggy posted on "Is Photography Art?" at 10/11/2010 - 22:01
Gwyn wrote:
...I have no idea whether DC lenses work on a K-x though.
They will according to Barrie's link....I have no idea whether DC lenses work on a K-x though.
Comment by Oggy posted on screwdrive at 10/11/2010 - 18:52
