POTN Aussie Club #5: Our focus rings rotate the other way too.

Haha - sorry about that. My name's Joe - and I just updated my profile (live in Canberra).

justAL wrote in post #7342638
Sorry Adam. I've gotta say pretty bland.
The 2nd photo could go into a spotters guide.

Cheers.

GoneMissed wrote in post #7342644
Hey guys,

New to the forum - and new to photography too. My gear is in my sig - apart from that I'm in my last two years of school and slowly saving to upgrade my 18-55.

Welcome mate.

Jim G wrote in post #7342653
Might be a different story if you were into boats! Shame you just cut the tip of the dredge off... I'm sure there's boat photogs out there just like there are train photogs. That's one I never really understood...

Actually I didn't cut it off in the original, only when straightening the horizon.

GoneMissed wrote in post #7342675
Haha - sorry about that. My name's Joe - and I just updated my profile (live in Canberra).

Hey Joe, good to see you mate. Was wondering when you were gonna sign up. How was the ANU scholarship?

miccullen wrote in post #7342603
Not unless they've improved it out of sight, AND it'll talk natively to the Exchange server.

There is a third-party Exchange plug-in (from memory), but it costs. Not surprising given it connects with Microshaft. And overall I find it very functional. Much faster than current versions of Outlook I've experienced, with a few useful plugins that are perfectly stable too. The markup it produces is also a lot cleaner than Outlook's pathetic HTML/CSS mess.

But if you're tied to Exchange, you might as well stick with Microshaft all the way eh.

brenno wrote in post #7342609
Can't import settings/mail/anything from Entourage...

If you have access to an IMAP server, you can migrate easily enough tho?

I just installed Thunderbird on the Mac Mini, and it's working great. I don't mind the Mac Mail app, but for consistency it's easier to stick with Thunderbird.

Collin85 wrote in post #7342695
Hey Joe, good to see you mate. Was wondering when you were gonna sign up. How was the ANU scholarship?

Hmm, must have me mixed up with someone else - I'm 17 and a few years off uni yet!

GoneMissed wrote in post #7342740
Hmm, must have me mixed up with someone else - I'm 17 and a few years off uni yet!

:o.

1D mark III FTW!!!!

At the basketball tournament im at, there is the official photographer, so i got chatting to him (he knows nothing about canon though:rolleyes so anyway we got chatting and i started asking him about his gear (mkIII and 7-20 2.8 IS) so instead of answering, he reaches down brings it out of his bag and hands it to me.

It is the most comfortable camera i have ever held. it actually sounded like a real camera, and while the button layout was confusing at first, after litteraly two minutes of use, it was so easy.

Now i'm completely jealous of everyone who has it, and now i really want one! (never going to happen i know!)

thats my story for now, very nice guy and very helpfull!

Collin85 wrote in post #7342776
:o.

n00b.

NicD wrote in post #7342792
1D mark III FTW!!!!

At the basketball tournament im at, there is the official photographer, so i got chatting to him (he knows nothing about canon though:rolleyes so anyway we got chatting and i started asking him about his gear (mkIII and 7-20 2.8 IS) so instead of answering, he reaches down brings it out of his bag and hands it to me.

It is the most comfortable camera i have ever held. it actually sounded like a real camera, and while the button layout was confusing at first, after litteraly two minutes of use, it was so easy.

Now i'm completely jealous of everyone who has it, and now i really want one! (never going to happen i know!)

thats my story for now, very nice guy and very helpfull!

Mmmm. It's beautiful. *me pets my Mk III.... ohhh yeah*

Michael wrote in post #7342800
Mmmm. It's beautiful. *me pets my Mk III.... ohhh yeah*

Hey baby....you come here often?

NicD wrote in post #7342792
(mkIII and 7-20 2.8 IS)

Fairly sure you mean 70-200mm

NicD wrote in post #7342792
1D mark III FTW!!!!

At the basketball tournament im at, there is the official photographer, so i got chatting to him (he knows nothing about canon though:rolleyes so anyway we got chatting and i started asking him about his gear (mkIII and 7-20 2.8 IS) so instead of answering, he reaches down brings it out of his bag and hands it to me.

It is the most comfortable camera i have ever held. it actually sounded like a real camera, and while the button layout was confusing at first, after litteraly two minutes of use, it was so easy.

Now i'm completely jealous of everyone who has it, and now i really want one! (never going to happen i know!)

thats my story for now, very nice guy and very helpfull!

Come join the APS-H club... You know you want to... Sell your soul if necessary, the 1D III is even better once you set up the sixty bajillion cfns to suit your every need

justAL wrote in post #7342822
Hey baby....you come here often?

<southern accent> Who? Oh little old me, I'm new around these parts!</southern accent>

tangcla wrote in post #7342824
Fairly sure you mean 70-200mm

Meh, he dropped a zero off of both.

Bloody Accountants.

Jim G wrote in post #7342828
Come join the APS-H club... You know you want to...

Yeah Nic, join us!

APS-H losers.