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Some great images here, Matt!!... Number 3 looks like you photoshopped the canoe in, it's so well balanced on the edge!
Comment by steven9761 posted on Hello from Highlands at 12/02/2012 - 19:40
Well, Colin - so far, I'm the only perv... I mean, amateur photog that fell for that title!!
Comment by steven9761 posted on Reflected threepenny bits at 12/02/2012 - 16:45
Not quite the threepenny bits I expected to see!! The coins are "out of shape" though, because of the angle this shot was taken at, but interesting nonetheless.
Comment by steven9761 posted on Reflected threepenny bits at 12/02/2012 - 16:29
SteveT wrote:
I saw that after I'd posted, Steve.. I guess it also fits one of those Russian camcorders that Del-boy was punting in an episode of Only Fools And Horses!! )steven9761 wrote:
Did you see what's parked at the back of the lens in the Ebay photo??.. Canon have started using K-mounts, have they??
"This t Mount Manual Focus telephoto lens comes with an adapter for your Pentax DSLR Camera. We also have Mount for All major Brands"Did you see what's parked at the back of the lens in the Ebay photo??.. Canon have started using K-mounts, have they??
Comment by steven9761 posted on 500mm for £89?? at 12/02/2012 - 15:48
Did you see what's parked at the back of the lens in the Ebay photo??.. Canon have started using K-mounts, have they??
Given that it's duty/vat paid, plus customs clearance fees would also have been charged, so my best guess is that the original cost of this lens in not more than £40 to buy from South Korea (the brand name suggests it's Korean, at least!).
If you're interested, I sell a lovely range of barge-poles, so that you can touch this item with it!!
Given that it's duty/vat paid, plus customs clearance fees would also have been charged, so my best guess is that the original cost of this lens in not more than £40 to buy from South Korea (the brand name suggests it's Korean, at least!).
If you're interested, I sell a lovely range of barge-poles, so that you can touch this item with it!!
Comment by steven9761 posted on 500mm for £89?? at 12/02/2012 - 15:40
Jonathan-Mac wrote:
Nice pic, looks grainy so I'm guessing it was taken on a mobile. Shame it wasn't straightened before being published though.
I think when you are perched a couple of hundred feet up, with freezing cold winds swirling about you, and an icy-cold bath awaiting some distance below you, your mind tends to focus less on straight angles, or whether your mobile phone's good enough for the shot, and the mind would tend to focus a wee bit more on the prevailing conditions - unless you intent taking part in the annual Loony Dook!! Nice pic, looks grainy so I'm guessing it was taken on a mobile. Shame it wasn't straightened before being published though.
Comment by steven9761 posted on Forth Road Bridge in fog at 10/02/2012 - 19:39
The program itself will be set up in such a way as to automatically direct you to the activation screen, but I would imagine that there is a "back-door" via their website. Try going to their website, and look for a site map. If they have one, simply look for the activation screen from there.
Comment by steven9761 posted on HELP spyder at 10/02/2012 - 14:32
Any chance that it's partly caused by light pollution? Maybe there's a plug-in available to fix this for you.
Comment by steven9761 posted on Photoshop help, please! at 09/02/2012 - 22:15
I don't know if DSLR's have internal batteries similar to the battery that sits on your computer's mobo. The battery in your pc primarily controls the on-board clock, so that when you switch on, your pc's clock is pretty much accurate. If that's the case with a DSLR, I think you are in need of a new internal battery. Try contacting Pentax for further advice.
Comment by steven9761 posted on K100D wont save date at 09/02/2012 - 21:38
Nick - stick with the books. Film cersus digital is kinda like cassette versus compact disc - it is just a digitised form of what's already there, if you catch my drift. Digital cameras still function by the use of ISO settings, apertures, shutter speeds, etc. Let the books open your mind to the world of colour and light, and when you feel confident enough, go out and fire off some shots! Just enjoy, and learn from any mistakes you feel you have made.
Comment by steven9761 posted on Film vs Digital Books at 09/02/2012 - 21:34
