I know, I'm just sayin

 

Woops, I posted those when I was on my big monitor. They do look large on my laptop. I really wish Flickr just had some pre fab bulletin board link to share sets. That way you could post 10 pictures and people that didn't want to see them wouldn't have to scroll through them all.

 

there is a way to do that - I saw someone do it here - posted a gallery with arrows - not sure how/where they got that code tho

 

ok. I thought you would have known about that

 

finally got an updated scanner, working great!

 

oh figured it out! it's the middle share option, </> you just paste that code check it out:

<iframe src="http://www.flickr.com/photos/delobbo/11861320446/in/photostream/player/" width="1024" height="638" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen></iframe>

 

I did not renew my Flickr Pro account.

Is there any way to keep from getting the banner reminder EVERY time I go to flickr that I can renew it (without the obvious renewal)?

 

:annoying:

if you click the X it closes and then if you go back it comes back?

 

Neat, but are you still using slide film? That stuff I think I stopped buying it when it was like 7 dollars a roll locally.

 

hehe no. they are my dad's slides. And I have been revisiting them.

 

Which one did you get?

Every. Damn. Time.

 

I had had my eye on the Canon 9000F for a good while and kept putting it off, glad I did because I checked again recently and saw they have a "Mark II" model - so that's what I got. It works well.
oh my, that sucks. it almost seems like some kind of manipulative practice to get you to pay!!

 

I was briefly looking at film/negative scanners and that was the one I was eying...

Now, I only need to load an actual roll of film into my camera. I tend to plan the gear long before I actually need it...

 

But you took a picture of the rolls of film. Baby steps.

 

One day I will load it in the FTN. One day...

 

 

nice.

 

Curious has anyone dabbled in IR photography?

 

Yes, I have a converted Nikon D200.

 

Do you have to have a converted camera to get the effect our can I get one of those ir screw on filters?

 

Converted, it's the only way to do it. Screw on filters can be use without converted camera, but your exposure time goes goes into the minutes. And then it's a guessing game to get the right correct exposure.

 

Would it be similar to using a 10 stop nd? Where you Meter the scene then do the calculations adjust your exposure then put your filter on?

 

Anyone ever consider the Sony Rx10 vs. the Canon 6D?

Eventually I'm going to want to go FF for landscape/portraiture.

Thoughts?

Edit: Is that FF?

 

the RX10 isn't FF, it has the same sensor as the RX100. Did you mean the RX1?

I have considered the RX10 briefly, I think it would be nice to have the RX100 sensor in a bigger camera with a wider zoom range. But the price is kind of a buzzkill.

 

Ok…thanks. idk why I thought it was FF.

 

What's your guys experience with tripods and carry on?

Will they let you bring it in by itself or in a bag?

Or they make you check it in?

 

MY personal experience between Vancouver and LA is that I've always been able to bring it on board without any issues (without using a tripod bag). My advice is, don't bother bringing it up when you're checking in... it's when you ask if it's allowed, the ticket counter employee or TSA agent will be obligated to say what they're suppose to say... which is something like... "if it exceeds ______ dimension than it has to be checked it" at which point now the subject has been brought to attention and you'll most likely have to

and I think it may even a matter of the decision by that particular TSA working, if he/she is in a shitty mood... yeah, will probably be a dick/bitch to everyone.

I would think they hate dealing with lost luggages/items... especially when they are pricy... so by turning their cheeks on certain items and allowing them on board reduces lost items = less headaches just my

 

Just carry it on your camera bag. It does have a tripod "place" for it?

 

It does but it's on the outside (flip side 300)

 

Similar, yes, but all camera are different when it comes to how strong the filter is on your camera, not the screw on filter, but the filter built into your camera. Some people say they can use a screw on filter and needs just 20 or 30 seconds, but I've never found that possible, nor anyone that I've shot with.

 

I put my 190CXPRO4 inside my carry-on bag - no issues on 2 trips. If it's hanging outside it may call more attention.

 

I had a Minolta back a long time ago where there was a housing you could mount to the front of the lens and you could put up to three filters in at the same time. The filters where glass and took some great pics with them. Took a sec. to put them in. Some had certain effects. For ex. starburst, soft tones and colored with a few of them having half color and half clear for shots that had half sky in them. Also had card slots for portrait and landscape shots that are now on the dial of newer cameras.

 

I've carried on with my Timbuk2 Snoop bag with a tripod, messenger bag with tripod straps on the bottom (outside) and never had an issue.

 

holy sh*t.. some photographer shot a model topless atop the Empire State Building last August. The management filed suit against him today... for $1 MILLION...

 

I should specify, he was not doing it as a photoshoot, just taking photos of her with a cell phone.

 

Building management? Or the agency she shot for?

 

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/...0KN22L20140113

 

Amazing photography here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75571860@N06/

 

Yes there is , I've seen some of these on 500px they have gotten to the front page of popular

 

Does anyone have photoshop cc ? Or is cs6 good enough