rhythmworx
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So glad I just have a phone without all the extra nonsense you pinch and grab folks have.
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Lone soldier waiting for his PPI payout.
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KB3035583 Will stop sfc/ scannow function in command promp from working in win 7 and say there are corrupted files that cant be fixed.
I removed that and KB3068708 and now scannow works, crafty move by MS.
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PM sent innerspace.
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Kind of misread the post there.
The main places I visit are or look at on YT in no particular order
Matt Grangers Petapixel.com website and YT channel
Ken Wheeler - "The angry photographer" does videos daily he also has a website under construction (may or may not come to fruition).
Fstoppers.com has lots of videos https://fstoppers.com/category/video
Phlearn.com has some good photoshop tutorials on youtube...If you do female portraits definitely check out the video on "frequency separation" retouching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldhG9fmgC7o
and also the Blend If function to enhance lighting on your subject...it can be used to good effect to tame nasty hard flash
http://phlearn.com/how-to-stylize-a-portrait-using-layer-blending-modes-in-photoshop
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Not a YT channel but a blog.
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Just tKe a synology nas with 4 disks of 4tb each, put in raid5 and no problem anymore, if 1 disk fails, buy a new one and replace it. All data still intact
Won't safeguard against fire theft or flood though.
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Just shows what a difference a lick of paint can do.
I often think to myself when in Thailand why not many people care about the exterior look of their premises.
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Just to save me reading all the BS in this thread.
Have they been convicted yet?
Yes or no will do, no explanation is needed.
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Theres loads of videos on the zoom of this camera. Some to the moon others far into the distance.
Ultimate perverts camera, I think they will sell quite a few.
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Ken Wheeler loves it
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Please post your videos guzzi when they are ready,
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It started off well.
Move the rest to markets, food and what not, people shouldn't be offended.
I could take a photo right now after having a dump and that's what I saw, doesn't belong in this thread though.
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One thing I guess a lot of people don't bother with.
Worth watching if you want reliable archives.
Tell the kids to go and play in the garden before you watch lol.
http://kathodos.com/protectdata.pdf
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Through The Lens - Ep. 07: @jasonmpeterson
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Through The Lens - Ep. 06: @visualsbypierre
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Thanks yes that was my question.
I have switched from Ubuntu to Xubuntu after my post and enjoying it.
However I cant close DCOM port 1024 in GUFW, I am using this shields up link to test security https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
Any ideas why?
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I've been trialling Ubuntu off USB, I've never tried any other Linux builds...I've just read this from a site that details Kubuntu Xubuntu and Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is unique because it lets you install all three environments and switch between them as needed. No other operating system, including Windows or OS X, allows this kind of flexibility from the OS. You could even use more than one option depending on what you are doing at the moment. For instance, you might decide that KDE provides the customization you need to efficiently complete work projects, but the ease of Unity might be more appealing on your days off.
How do I go about doing that?
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If you want to start off experimenting/dabbling without spending too much you could try the Canon 250D Close-Up Lens on your 55-200 - that will give 0.99x magnification at 200mm. I'm not sure if you can use tubes on top of that for more magnification...
http://www.eos-magazine.com/EOS%20Collection/shop/Resources/A383%20%20Close%20focus%20(CU).pdf
You would be best off with a raynox DCR 250 its better quality than the Canon, Infact as soon as I've posted this I'm gonna order one for myself.
Here's some examples at various focal lengths,,,
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/your-shots-with-the-raynox-dcr250.232617/
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They may of had a radioactive source onsite for x-raying welds of some sort. Could be a new petrol station.
It does however look like someone has just pulled as many signs as they could off the computer and printed then out to make it look like there's a H&S plan in place.
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Anyone know the name of this beast.......I was absolutely huge,biggest spider I have ever seen.
I did think about putting something in shot to show the scale,but thought again,no way I was putting my hand anywhere near that monster!
Type of Huntsman - if so then they are pretty harmless - they can bite but only in desperation
I just gathered this off Wiki. Just thought I'd post incase someone gets too friendly with one.
Venom and aggression[edit]
Like most spiders apart from the Uloboridae and some Liphistiidae and Holarchaeidae,[6] Sparassidae use venom to immobilise prey and to assist in digestion. They have been known to inflict defensive bites, but are not widely regarded as dangerous to healthy humans.[7] Huntsman spiders are widely considered beneficial because they feed on insect pests such as cockroaches.
There have been reports of members of various genera such as Palystes,[8]Neosparassus (formerly called Olios) and several others, inflicting bites. The effects vary, including local swelling and pain, sometimes with nausea, headache, vomiting, irregular pulse rate, and heart palpitations, indicating some systemic neurological effects, especially when the bites were severe or repeated. However, the formal study of spider bites is fraught with complications, including unpredictable infections, dry bites, shock, and nocebo effects. An investigation into spider bites in Australia, in which Sparassidae figured prominently, did not note any severe or unusual symptoms resulting from confirmed bites from some of the most notorious genera, particularly Neosparassus.
It is not always clear what provokes Sparassidae to bite people, but it is known that female members of this family will aggressively defend their egg sacs and young against perceived threats. The rarity of bites on various body parts suggests that most are accidental or incidental, resulting from inadvertent handling.[2] Bites from Sparassids usually do not require hospital treatment. In particular no necrosis was reported in the works cited here.
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To steal someone else's photograph.
Disgraceful
Just contact them and buy it legally.
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^^^^^ I scroll so much my mouse wheel is molten and I now have tungsten fingers.
P.S. That may sound like I'm saying I scroll past peoples pictures, that's not the intended message (I think I'm thinking too much)
Anyway just to keep it on topic heres the top bit, was just testing a lens out close focus is 2 metres which at f4 gives 1cm DOF.
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The GoPro Camera Thread
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Not neccesarily GoPro but decided to post this here.
Jet Skiis are so yesterday (did that sound a bit gay)?