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Comment by titchgamer posted on External Desktop Hard Drive advice at 28/07/2009 - 22:04
Comment by titchgamer posted on Paint Shop Pro magazine at 28/07/2009 - 21:54
Comment by titchgamer posted on Iguana at 28/07/2009 - 21:41
NTFS came in with windows XP. Its not really a big thing to format the drive, Like martin said just do a quick format through windows and it wont take long.
Comment by titchgamer posted on External Desktop Hard Drive advice at 28/07/2009 - 21:38
secondly most known makes are good weston digital, samsung etc.
If you can afford one get one with a high read/write speed (not sure if velociraptor do externals??)
Also as a slightly cheaper option (depending on what you want from it?)
Have you considered just buying a normal HDD and putting it in an external enclosure?
They are normally a little bigger and heavier but offer far bigger possibilities as well, I.E. disk space and speed.
They just plug into a USB like a normal external HDD you can also get sata ones if ure PC permits that.
Just a thought....
Comment by titchgamer posted on External Desktop Hard Drive advice at 28/07/2009 - 21:35
Comment by titchgamer posted on Iguana at 28/07/2009 - 19:22
Take it he is not ures then?
Comment by titchgamer posted on Iguana at 28/07/2009 - 17:29
Slightly harsh lighting ime guessing? Sun?
He looks quite a photogenic lizzard (unlike the ones I tryed to shoot in spain!)
Have anouther shot!
Comment by titchgamer posted on Iguana at 28/07/2009 - 17:20
Do you mean weary of that they send the police after you or that they attend to do harm with those photos?
Comment by titchgamer posted on Photgraphing under 18s at 27/07/2009 - 21:59
Also I have found the whole buying of lenses and other equipment is a addictive habbit!!
Coming back to your question though because you are wanting to try a bit of everything why not get a sigma/tamron 70-300mm which gives you your wide/telephoto options but also a macro?
Also maby buy yourself a cheap manual focus macro lens if you want some more versatility in that department?
If you want to see the sort of macros the tamron 70-300 can do in a amateurs hands have a look at my gallery.
Or elsewhere around the site theres plenty of examples!
Welcome to the Pentax world
Comment by titchgamer posted on Macro lens? at 27/07/2009 - 21:06


Make sure its set to NTFS press start and jobs a good'un!
Or If you have a copy of partition magic you can use that.
Hope that helps.
Defo consider a normal HDD and enclosure tho