It's Already 2AM: 12th? 14th? Edition... Time to consult your Financial Advisers!!!

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12799425
Kewl...I loved visiting Toledo.

I will drink to that

Did you see my sig?

*sigh* wrote in post #12799122
Let me know if you do!

I think getting new tires is a good time to get some new wheels as well

Will do man. Wheels ill hold off until next year. Tires i need now!

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12799147
get Omar's tires from him they probably still have the nibs on them

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12799158
Dictionary w/ Pop-up Pictures.

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12799159
we need a video like Omar did so Helen will have another link to provide

He has the gopro cam for it

Harm wrote in post #12798096
Correct!

Goldfinger - Had a Golden Gun
Mr Scaramanga - The Man with the Golden Gun

I told Omar, that Bond uses the Walther PPK. But he never listens to me

Forgot about Goldfinger. I had Christopher Lee in mind.

Fricks wrote in post #12798129
i still don under stand the difference between to and too???

<Insert Facepalm Here!>

tonyniev wrote in post #12798244
Walther PPK, is a small caliber pistol .380cal and not a good main gun...it is a fiction writers' way of misusing information. Jame's used even the smaller variant .320, like the .380's dont pack much power. Even 9 mm used by British special forces are not powerful enough that these SAS men shoot double tap all the time. Ppk is a good backup gun.
The other myth that mafia goons use 22 cal to assasinate only works if they shot close range at the nape of the victim.
.40 or .45 cal ftw.

Bond started with a Berretta (IIRC) in the book/movie. I think Fleming chose Walther since they are (or to showcase) British manufacturer.

jdizzle wrote in post #12798457
I would narow it down to the last two.

I like the first two.

vipergts831 wrote in post #12798520
Its also expectations. I had a different vision of it. Then reality smacked when i got there. The reason why i think about it is because i would carry it on the side of my lowerpro slingshot 202aw. That tripods plate would make it protrude like crazy out unlike a tripod which reverse folds. Unless the gitzo reverse folds and i dont know about it.

Slingshot 202AW user too and I don't like my tripod on it. Ugh.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12798773
Someone appreciates my work

A Canadian teaching an American English. Sounds like a great book title. Heh.

tonyniev wrote in post #12798789
It is 86F now bult later will reach high of 105F at 8% humidity.

Viva Las Vegas!

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12798894
i have a manfrotto, small base, heavy and center coloumn, i'm such a rebel

Manfrotto-"Rebel" too (also)!

Fricks wrote in post #12799065
not even kidding its my old one that i spilt my milk shake on so it has some sticky keys and dosnt work great

Sticky keyboard... from "milkshake". Ummkay.

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More meetings... blah blah blah.

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12799439
Anybody have any success with Adorama for prints?

You need to see the video of my photo book. Its excellent quality!

Link to the video of my book. Hard cover and printed on nice thick fuji paper:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=w2_4MXHo6x8

pixiepearls wrote in post #12799475

need a crossbar to work with this...

(finger there for scale, hah)

is there a brand name? That way you could contact them for a part number or something.

Failing that, I am sure a little DIY to a Lowes/Home Depot would work just fine.

pixiepearls wrote in post #12799391
HELP ME PHOTOG NERDS! My dad gave me his possibly 30 year old backdrop stand. In the old days the stands have rods at the top, and your backdrops would apparently be nailed onto wood and that wood would have a hole at each end to slide on top of the rods. I have a canvas backdrop that hasno such wood attached and I had thought I would just be clamping it to a pole. SO do they sell poles on B&H etc that would be made to attach to these old backdrop stands so that I could just pop it on top and clamp my canvas backdrop to it?

I COULD go to the store and get a skinny 1x1 of wood and drill holes into it, but IF there was a pole already made to work with my stands I would rather get that! Or maybe this is STILL how they are made but my dad is missing the top BAR.

You can buy curtain wood rods or stainless steel, or aluminum used for showers and drill the hole.

B&H sells this Impact background holders, the two stands holds an aluminum bar with holes that goes in to the stand rods
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …round_Support_S​ystem.html

below is my set up using this:

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vipergts831 wrote in post #12799499
He has the gopro cam for it

ill just use the 7D

Hey,

did you see my sig?

Hey Guys.... Guys... Hey Guys, Guys?
What?
Did you see my sig?
I don't care about your stupid sig....
Hey Guys, Guys
WHAT?
Noink....

vipergts831 wrote in post #12799513
You need to see the video of my photo book. Its excellent quality!

Link to the video of my book. Hard cover and printed on nice thick fuji paper:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=w2_4MXHo6x8

Oh kewl...I bought some B&W 11x14s from them ~4 years ago, but hadn't done anything in color there yet.

Big Apple Photography wrote in post #12799533
Hey,

did you see my sig?

Hey Guys.... Guys... Hey Guys, Guys?
What?
Did you see my sig?
I don't care about your stupid sig....
Hey Guys, Guys
WHAT?
Noink....

Goof...where's your avatar?

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12799546
Goof...where's your avatar?

I'll be making one soon...

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12799535
Oh kewl...I bought some B&W 11x14s from them ~4 years ago, but hadn't done anything in color there yet.

Worth it Tom. Everyone who has seen that book loves image quality.

tonyniev wrote in post #12799526

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Tony, your garage...

take away the photography gear, and it would look as sterile as Omar's office.