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Originally Posted by ANP !!!
but hey, i'm not paying $100 for a piece of plastic, if it doesn't do wonders! :D
who says Rain-X doesnt work...
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One can always buy those Hitech P size filters, they are perfect balance of money and quality for a first timer. Then move to Lee/Singh Rays once you mastered the use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janno
I have a set of 3 Hitech GNDs 0.9 & 0.6 Soft and 0.9 Hard. I love how they drastically change the view of some ordinary scenery and yet look perfectly natural.
Can't wait for the 60D
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EOS 7D | ISO3200 | 70-200 F2.8 wide open
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Originally Posted by hale88
oh man i LOVE it.. love the brown with the yellow flower, thats definitely print worthy!
Anp - interesting choice of filters.
are you using the Cokin P style mount and 4x3 filters?
That flower is beautiful. Kinda doubt 60D will give you something that 50D doesnt (except that LCD). Photos like this are more about how skilled photographer is, than how good is his equip.
thanks guy! that picture reached 33 comments at flickr in one night :)
Nice shot Weevil, what is it?
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Pentax K20D + 50-200
That is a 110 year old water driven PTO (Power Take off) that turns all those pulleys and shafts to run all the stuff in this picture, drill press, little generator, grinders a lathe and a black smith shop in the next room
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hahaha sam you love that keyboard way too much.
of course i have never used one so don't know
Considering that I have myself mechanical too, I fully understand him. And his looks much better than my. :D
i use a mechanical on my old Unix Terminal here at work (and a regular with my work PC) so i know how nice they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mescalamba
sheesh, honestly they are so loud i could never use one at home, i would wake up my boy at night
I have like 5 Keytronics in a pile at home. The klicking sound is great in small doses ;)
Das Keyboard have "silent" models if Im correct. I fortunately (or unfortunately) dont need to worry about waking someone up, well, except my computer. :D
It's an awesome keyboard and the easiest to photograph since I can remove the USB cable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lestat
It's easy to keep the HHKB clean. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Mescalamba
Now my Filco, every night I have to clean the keys with a microfiber cloth.
Use a keyboard with Topre switches. Quite quiet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lestat
I have clean keyb. :D Every day of cleaning, but 7G isnt exactly photogenic.. just plain black keyboard with standart layout. Kinda doesnt look that expensive as it is. :D
I bought my dad a lighted Mechanical Deck Keyboard so he could play BF2 at night...
Its not that loud, I think my old semi-mechanical Logitech is louder...
I like my Dell Quietkey...
is that sea glass?
Yes it is, at a place called glass beach in Fort Bragg, ca
hand self portrait.
just revisting some canon custom styles i havent played with for a while.
this one is the TMax.
makes the image b/w.. but not fully. still allows certain colors to show up in a nonstandard way.
if you look at my wrist area there is a redish hue to it.
this looks very different under proper lighting.
this was done by the light of my monitor 1ft away.
and the obious blue and slight red from the LED's on my laptop in the background.
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canon T2i
Canon 50mm F/1.4 @ 1.4
ISO200
1/8th second
TMax custom style