Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with (ineffective) Tin Foil Hats (2)

belmondo wrote in post #3652976
Just shoot everything at f/2.8. The scratch shouldn't be a factor.

I need the DOF for landscapes

wu_wei0 wrote in post #3654396
This weekend I read about 600 pages. I was happy! I think I may even go to the library today. I prefer to buy books, but that has to wait til after a job is secured.

I wish I had the patience to read that much in such short time. I actually have tons of books I should be reading before the africa trip but it is going really slow.

tommykjensen wrote in post #3654605
I wish I had the patience to read that much in such short time. I actually have tons of books I should be reading before the africa trip but it is going really slow.

My favorite activity during the rainy season is to read an entire book in one day. And not a Dr. Seuss, either! A real book! No pictures! A plot and everything!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #3654612
My favorite activity during the rainy season is to read an entire book in one day. And not a Dr. Seuss, either! A real book! No pictures! A plot and everything!

books have a plot

havent read properly since i left school i just dont have the time to pick up a good tom holt on a long journeys though

i miss reading (magazines dont count)

Permagrin wrote in post #3652443
when's yours?

17th

-spam- wrote in post #3653338
Todays lesson: Chili sauce really helps clear the sinuses...

Dash of wasabi does even better!

thomascanty wrote in post #3653504
My hands are shaking, and there's a pink elephant floating around in my apartment... This can't be good.

Pink, you're OK. It's green you need to worry about. The rest of us, OTOH . . .

Woolburr wrote in post #3653531
And the living room nears completion....just waiting on the TV and stereo cabinets to arrive...

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D@mn! When'd our Smiley come to visit you?

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DDA wrote in post #3653874
Your dog seems quite puzzled. I think he's wondering where he's gonna sit

Not at all - he's wondering when Wool's going to get around to offering him a lap . . .

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #3654612
My favorite activity during the rainy season is to read an entire book in one day. And not a Dr. Seuss, either! A real book! No pictures! A plot and everything!

Ah, yes! Need a good quiet time so I can start on Deathly Hallows. Not to mention a few dozen other books in my slush pile . . .

Ive spent the last 2 hours trying to bring life back to a photo that one of my girlfriends friends wanted me to fix. Its one of her baby photos scanned and there were creases and spots EVERYWHERE!

What have i learnt from this experience? The spot healing tool is magic, the clone tool has its limits and those cloth multi coloured backgrounds are EVIL.

ah well, still have a bit more to do on it, but not much and i am quite pleased with the result thus far.

Im turning in for the night guys, got another day of moving furniture ahead of me...

goodnight plastic container people

G'night spam. Fixing that kind of shots is really painful. Show us a before and after when you're done

OK, which of you surfin' cows came up with this piece of tupperware?
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And a Nikon? Oh please!

I'll confess

wu_wei0 wrote in post #3654027
I see I am not the only one having difficulty here.

May I weep quietly on your shoulder? I'll bring my own hanky.

Weep away weary Wu!


I only ask that you please wipe the snot from my shoulder.

Lightstream wrote in post #3654563
I need the DOF for landscapes

That sucks, scrath on the front element, is there a way to polish it out without ruining the glass any further

calicokat wrote in post #3655030
That sucks, scrath on the front element, is there a way to polish it out without ruining the glass any further

A bit of fine sandpaper will grind that scratch right out...!

calicokat wrote in post #3655030
That sucks, scrath on the front element, is there a way to polish it out without ruining the glass any further

Doubt it. Any amount of polishing would damage the multicoating. Can't see it in the viewfinder, so hoping all is good..

calicokat wrote in post #3655030
That sucks, scrath on the front element, is there a way to polish it out without ruining the glass any further

large hammer should do the trick nicely

Zilly wrote in post #3655090
large hammer should do the trick nicely

Naww. That's what I use for the computers!