Calzone
Gear Whore #1
Jack Ker-O-wack wrote the original manuscript for "On The Road" on a roll of industrial paper towels.
How did we get so far off topic?
Cal
How did we get so far off topic?
Cal
finguanzo
Well-known
I think thats pretty easy with this crowd..
Good thing it was on paper towels, wrong type of paper and the story could have been crappy....
What were we talking about again?
Range-rover
Veteran
stompyq
Well-known
I agree about everything except that my S2 is quite a bit loud. Don't know if the SP and the S3 are quieter
Range-rover
Veteran
Yes, they are.
Who cares if it's loud? I haven't seen you photographing the Opera lately Pramodh!
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
It is reported that versions that have cloth curtains are quieter, but the metal shutters are more durable.
Compared to your Pentax 67 almost any camera is quiet except perhaps a Nikon F3 with a motor drive.
Anyways by being loud and obnoxious is how I meet so many people. LOL.
Cal
icebear
Veteran
Back to one of the topics ... moving from gear heads to print heads :
I just ordered this book :
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/the_digital_print.shtml
I'll let you know, if it brings anything to the party, which I can use to improve my file preparation for having them printed at the Blick art store - but I sure hope so.
I just ordered this book :
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/the_digital_print.shtml
I'll let you know, if it brings anything to the party, which I can use to improve my file preparation for having them printed at the Blick art store - but I sure hope so.
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
Klaus,
Thanks. I'm a pretty clever guy and this and another book is all I need to move forward this fall. Pretty much obsessive behavior will encourage my development of digital printing skills. I'll be home bound and since I won't be able to shoot, I'll just shift to concentrating on just printing and editing.
Since I have the attention span of a rather small dog, doing only one thing at a time is best for me. I really can't multitask, but when I concentrate on only one thing watch-out.
Cal
Thanks. I'm a pretty clever guy and this and another book is all I need to move forward this fall. Pretty much obsessive behavior will encourage my development of digital printing skills. I'll be home bound and since I won't be able to shoot, I'll just shift to concentrating on just printing and editing.
Since I have the attention span of a rather small dog, doing only one thing at a time is best for me. I really can't multitask, but when I concentrate on only one thing watch-out.
Cal