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Very long, relevant discussion in the nex forum:
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3497686but I point to one particular mentioned item that might work for you:
"Another less expensive...
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More than a few out there default to the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet.
But it's really about only needing to know how to set the IP in one place. Every device has a different method for static...
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This is generally the better solution if the router software supports it. Then you can leave the random devices unchanged as DHCP clients, so if the router ever has to be replaced, or you move the...
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The problem is the same faced by any NAS users here. Most of his data has a more finite life, but the quantity is perfectly common.
Best to skip those Seagate greens as the manufacturer only...
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With respect, did you read the entire thread before posting this?
Yes, he gets 5-6k each weekend, and all are potential money makers. But he won't make more money shooting at full resolution.
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and thus suffer WTarcher's fate?
The real question is why would you lug an SLR and a big zoom lens on a trek to the Valley of the Kings and have the camera so inaccessible? That problem is easily...
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Bracketing for high contrast scenes (pretty much any cityscape on a sunny day) means 3 or 5 shots per attempt. And if you take multiple shots of a landmark with people constantly milling around,...
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In Asia, you often get to fight with some interesting keyboard layouts. In Africa, I stayed at what was described as one of the finest hotels in Tanzania and it had (very slow) internet, but it...
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I don't anyone is particularly angry with this troll thread. That said, it is very telling that you will say something like: 'I don't understand why people are so upset' while posting passive...
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That article merely concluded it was a murky subject. My personal take is that shots of the next door building with a regular length or wide angle lens are fair game - no different than the view...
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Dogs are somewhat more cooperative subjects, but cats do call for the DSLR - something with an AF that gives you a chance at getting the shot when you see it.
The first 6 years of the 2000s, I...
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Larry, the real world is usually too grey for one person to be right, and the others to be wrong and ignorant fools.
The fact that one at least two separate occasions, people have had to ask you...
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the difference is significant to people shooting burst modes, and frankly it's hard to get a long history of SD cards with overstated class ratings.
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flash media shows failures at the block level. The entire reason people are interested in two card slots in their cameras is from past experience where an image was lost by just a few bad bytes,...
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large groups of specialized and well paid full time professional engineers often hang out in online forums. He could be one of them. Or he could just be a blowhard.
MS's days of attracting the...
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it's pretty clear with the 10bit ramp file...which is why it's used to verify correct configuration.
Plugins like Topaz still run in 8bit, so that's probably the easiest way to do quick comparisons.
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I've never used bridge on CS4 or CS6. You don't have to use it.
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yes, the burger wars brought us pink slim.
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why we often find is competition leads to lower prices at lower quality, because for enough people, cheap is more important than good. Now just about everyone has a point of diminishing returns...
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while there are minor snark points to credit here... 1) you don't need a copy for every person. You could have a handful of PP folks at the office, let the field shooters keep shooting 2)...
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