It was the last photo that I did the weekend:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/4432343404/
Thanks for your technical comments about photography.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/edgehill/4436917187/sizes/l/in/set-72157623505759735/
-original size is worth clicking
This was made from a stack of 300 frames at about 7 microns per step for
a total depth of 2mm. These little cups hold water for young plants to

http://www.albertoischia.it/ischiafoto/ischia/photos/photo_19.html
Thanks
GianniMa
http://www.albertoischia.it/link/fotoischia.htm

If any of you are going to be in the Provo/Salt Lake City, Utah (USA),
area in the next couple of months, I highly recommend the "From
Daguerreotype to Digital: A History of Photography" exhibit at the
Harold B. Lee Library on the Brigham Young University campus in Provo. I

I did these photos in the Historical Center of Lima
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/4430468521/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/4430562937/
Thanks for your technical comments about photography.

In the last weekend I took this photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/4415394067/
Thanks for your technical comments about photography.
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I am an amateur and I've been shooting with an SLR for over 40 years.   In
that time I have picked up some sense of good photographic techniques.   I
use photography to illustrate techniques and document processes as well as
the usual snapshots of family and friends.

Dear friend,
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I am amazed by the technical quality of this shot at http://www.oz-greetings.com.au/photo
It was taken on Macro setting/automatic WITHOUT tripod. The camera was
held by ancient hands on a rather windy day. The spiders’ web was
constantly blown about. You can click on photo to ...

Found some old 35m negatives but they are stuck together.
I have them soaking in water at moment but doesn't seem to be separating
them. Don't want to pull apart as it might damage them.
Any tips, ideas to separate.

Gallery “Lumières d’Opale”
New selection of 21 pictures unpublished (January 2010)
With a new device "Panasonic TZ6", optical Leica
At the top of the album, numbering Lumo 1054 in 1074:

Good day.
Now that February is coming to an end, I've updated my site, you are
welcome to watch.
http://digifoto-nord.dk/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=123

Today I shot about 290 photos on Lexar Professional 4gb.
(as advised I reformat it after each image dump)
I plugged the card into the card reader and Zoombrowser card reader came
up and all but 20 images had question marks on them.

Anyone know where i can buy one of these beasts please? its an external
battery pack for the F75 Nikon.
S/H worries me with the possibility of corroded contacts.
Cheers Rod

There are a number of articles around to show how to hack into various
cameras to allow remote triggering and if need be, flashing.
I am thinking of buying another camera and wonder if there is a class
of cameras that easily lend themselves to remote control.

From  Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg (Germany)
Feel free to take a look
Visit: http://galleri.fotolinks.dk/
Lars

I have a large number of family photographs - a large carton full of
prints, slides and negatives - that I need to go through, sort out, and
organise into some form of appropriate permanent storage.
Some just need to be safely archived, others will go into albums.

Can anyone recommend a good compact digital camera with an interval
timer? No other features matter at all, just decent image quality and
the ability to shoot something like 1 frame every 3 seconds for an hour.
Plan is to build a strut mounting for a light aircraft, get it CAA

I am amazed by the technical quality of this shot at http://www.oz-greetings.com.au/photo
It was taken on Macro setting/automatic WITHOUT tripod. The camera was
held by ancient hands on a rather windy day. The spiders’ web was
constantly blown about. You can click on photo to ...

is this normal?
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Did anyone go to this year's Focus?  Was it worthwhile?
It's the last day tomorrow (Wednesday) and I have a day free, just
wondered if it was worth going.

I'm trying to print out an image.
The lighter parts of the sky have an irritating series of darker lines
across them; the lines match the path of the print head across the
paper.

<http://www.polaroid.com/Products/Polaroid+PoGo/>
How well do these work with Macs? And, are they really anything more
than a gimmick headed for landfill in 18 months' time?
Daniele

I've had pretty good results from a Canon MP970, with glossy 10x15cm
photo paper from ALDI (sometimes branded "Rex"). Is there likely to be
an improvement over this using Canon branded paper?
Also, I will soon need to replace some ink. Are there any 3rd-party