The 8th UK South East "Will somebody please start a new thread" gossip thread

them headphones look good, about the right price range I am looking for aswell. just reading a few reviews.

souporman wrote in post #10029036
Say Hello to my new Avatar!

wai hallo thar !

Coops wrote in post #10029108
OK Thanks again.

And so begins my little game. Here is the link to the Album. Have a look tell me which one you like best. All original file sizes are present.

http://www.flickr.com …l/sets/72157623​770666843/

I am at work on my lappy but I cannot see any diff myself


Nice Avatar Kev, I'm gonna have to mentally remember it so I don't skip past it when flicking through the thread!

Anke wrote in post #10029111
They all look the same to me, perhaps you are pixel-peeping a tad too much?

Agreed. I looked at them all at large size and apart from the different exposures/white balance, they all look the same to me.

Anke wrote in post #10029111
Hello Love it!

Thanks

Lee does some excellent work!

ies photos wrote in post #10029133
Nice Avatar Kev, I'm gonna have to mentally remember it so I don't skip past it when flicking through the thread!

Yes, because what I have to say is very important!

ies photos wrote in post #10028837
if you were to buy a set of headphones to listen to music at home on what would you get? My old ones are falling apart.

This style I'm looking for not the small portable ones.

Audio-Technica ATH-AD700

elysium wrote in post #10028922
Well, dont bother with lessons, keep at it. I can send you my magic touch that Sylvester needs to make his camera work.

It's true

souporman wrote in post #10029036
Say Hello to my new Avatar!

Hi, are there any more evil appliances?

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029150
Hi, are there any more evil appliances?

There were a few other design concepts, but this was the overall winner

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029150
Audio-Technica ATH-AD700

Have you got a set of these? Reviews look good.

Was just about to plump for the Sennheiser's but this might have changed my mind.

souporman wrote in post #10029188
There were a few other design concepts, but this was the overall winner

Blenders, just feel the most evil to me.

Coops wrote in post #10028874
No Problems on a tripod! I beginning to think I cant take pictures. I will make a post later on and Im happy to send anyone my shots. My IV is no different to the other IV I tried...........I think I must need photography lessons

I just came across this...


EOS-1D Mark IV – faster shutter speed needs

As the resolution of cameras increases, and pixel sizes decrease, you may find that there is a need to use faster shutter speeds. The smaller pixels in cameras mean that any slight subject movement during the exposure is more likely to show up as subject blur – this is because it doesn’t have to move as far to affect more pixels. To avoid this just use a faster shutter speed than you would previously have done. For example, if you previously used 1/500sec, you could now try using 1/1000sec or faster.

https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=10024342#po​st10024342

EVIL Will-It-Blend.

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029192
Blenders, just feel the most evil to me.

surrender to the blender!

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029192
Blenders, just feel the most evil to me.

SwitchBlade wrote in post #10029196
EVIL Will-It-Blend.

lol! Of the initial concept sketches the blender was my other favourite. It just seemed too cute to be evil

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029195
I just came across this...


EOS-1D Mark IV – faster shutter speed needs

As the resolution of cameras increases, and pixel sizes decrease, you may find that there is a need to use faster shutter speeds. The smaller pixels in cameras mean that any slight subject movement during the exposure is more likely to show up as subject blur – this is because it doesn’t have to move as far to affect more pixels. To avoid this just use a faster shutter speed than you would previously have done. For example, if you previously used 1/500sec, you could now try using 1/1000sec or faster.

https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=10024342#po​st10024342

Intriguing

Toasters can be evil: 1:34 onward http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=IwiH3ktcNfY

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #10029195
I just came across this...


EOS-1D Mark IV – faster shutter speed needs

As the resolution of cameras increases, and pixel sizes decrease, you may find that there is a need to use faster shutter speeds. The smaller pixels in cameras mean that any slight subject movement during the exposure is more likely to show up as subject blur – this is because it doesn’t have to move as far to affect more pixels. To avoid this just use a faster shutter speed than you would previously have done. For example, if you previously used 1/500sec, you could now try using 1/1000sec or faster.

https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=10024342#po​st10024342

Interesting, this is what I was trying to say in my previous post, just didn't do it as well.