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Here is a picture I took last year at the section championship game for my old high school. I don't know if it will show up now that the picture has been resized but the receiver is about to catch the ball and get creamed by the DB. Also check out the gut on the referee.
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jamie
Wud Kutta
here is one of mine, It was taken in Sandwod Bay. North West coast of Scotland. It's rated as one of the best beaches in the UK.
for anyone who cares f22, 1/60 taken on a canon 350D, quite old now (must be 3 years old)
Jamie
for anyone who cares f22, 1/60 taken on a canon 350D, quite old now (must be 3 years old)
Jamie
treetx
Traveler extraordinaire
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Gord
Guest
I bought a cheap digital SLR a couple years ago and haven't regretted it. It's a great hobby to have.
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
Ed L
Treehouser
This guy obviously thought I made the house for him...
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Say what? 
gf beranek
Old Schooler
The digital cameras are way cool. I have to admit though I was skeptical of the 8 meg digital imaging chips at first, but after taking the plunge I found the latitude of exposure in high contrast lighting is better than Kodachrome film. And that sold me. Let alone the resolution.
The features the Sony DSC-828 fars exceeds that of my old film system. Which consisted of 4 lenes, motor drive, Remote control, Camera bodies (2), Filters for each lens (
, and many rolls of film. I needed a large camera bag to carry it all. And it weighed in around 15 pounds.
It's amazing that one little digital camera does everything my old system did, and it takes video too. All in one little tiny package. Way cool.
The features the Sony DSC-828 fars exceeds that of my old film system. Which consisted of 4 lenes, motor drive, Remote control, Camera bodies (2), Filters for each lens (
, and many rolls of film. I needed a large camera bag to carry it all. And it weighed in around 15 pounds. It's amazing that one little digital camera does everything my old system did, and it takes video too. All in one little tiny package. Way cool.
rbtree
Climbing Up
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Have to say the same for my (stolen and not yet replaced) Pro1 Canon. Eyeing another one on ebay currently. 8 mp, LD glass, Raw mode....one of the few little cams worthy of the title "pro-sumer" But a bit outdated....
That said, I'm lusting after the impressive new Canon 5D Mk 11, which just leapfrogged the new Nikon d700. It has a nearly identical FF 21mp sensor (prolly slightly better) as the $8000 1D S Mk 111, but is only a "mere" $2650!! And shoots 1020P HD video at 1900x1080!!! Barely on the market,prolly be ages before they're available..as the pre-order list is huge.
That said, I'm lusting after the impressive new Canon 5D Mk 11, which just leapfrogged the new Nikon d700. It has a nearly identical FF 21mp sensor (prolly slightly better) as the $8000 1D S Mk 111, but is only a "mere" $2650!! And shoots 1020P HD video at 1900x1080!!! Barely on the market,prolly be ages before they're available..as the pre-order list is huge.
rbtree
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Yup...the north side of the mt blew out, not just the top....
here's a live web cam view. Freshies down to maybe 4500-5500 feet there. http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/views/java-highdef.php
Due east of me, it snowed down to 3000 feet level Monday evening.
Use google for great stories/photos of the blast/aftermath....
May 18th, 1980, I was on my way to the south slope of Mt Rainier to ski up to Camp Muir at 10,000 feet. (south side of Rainier is shown in one of my above photos) We were turned around by the ash cloud. Went home and was glued to the TV for the rest of the day.
here's a live web cam view. Freshies down to maybe 4500-5500 feet there. http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/views/java-highdef.php
Due east of me, it snowed down to 3000 feet level Monday evening.
Use google for great stories/photos of the blast/aftermath....
May 18th, 1980, I was on my way to the south slope of Mt Rainier to ski up to Camp Muir at 10,000 feet. (south side of Rainier is shown in one of my above photos) We were turned around by the ash cloud. Went home and was glued to the TV for the rest of the day.
Mellow
BCMA
I bought a new-to-me Canon T6 yesterday. Trying to cypher all the buttons and what-not. Last time I did any serious photography was many years ago with an Olympus OM-10, 35mm. "Kodachrome, gimme those nice bright colors..."
I found a user manual online. 326 pages!
I found a user manual online. 326 pages!
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I can relate to "Kodachrome". Shot a lot of it in the day.
Getting batteries for old digital cams can be pain sometimes.
Getting batteries for old digital cams can be pain sometimes.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
I bought a new-to-me Canon T6 yesterday. Trying to cypher all the buttons and what-not. Last time I did any serious photography was many years ago with an Olympus OM-10, 35mm. "Kodachrome, gimme those nice bright colors..."
I found a user manual online. 326 pages!
My ex wife has a T6, I don’t think she’s sold it. If not I can get it and maybe help with any questions you may have.
Mellow
BCMA
Thanks Carl! I'll let you know if I have specific questions. I just need to get familiar with all the symbols and functions.
Bodean
Cali dreamer
Money in the bank.
Fire wood processing is one of those old, married guy, "I'll be in the yard!", busywork things that I never understood until I became an old married guy that needed to gtfo of the house and do something to keep busy. I'm not too handy, the only thing I can make out of wood is smaller pieces of wood.
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