Perhaps it is pay back time now.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/news.groups/msg/7dca391f25d427cc?dmode=source*ding*

I want a bright white background like at:
http://www.picturepeople.com/portrait_showcase/children.aspx?sm=5_2
(I believe they use some pulldown thick paper backdrops)
So I'm shooting my D70 for the first time, with kids in front of a white

or is it photoshopped? My knees soften just looking at it.
http://tinypic.com/dxirlj.jpg

Does anyone make 1.5V lithium batteries (like those 'photo batteries'
sold by many brands) that can be recharged?
Thanks,
-Mike

Those fooled me until I saw the about section. I looked at the gallery
and I thought they were photographs. I even admired the composition in
these
http://www.ralphlgoings.com/images/all_paintings/200tally-ho-diner90.jpg

I have a few peices of Point of Sale that I need to make digital, so that I
can use them in a sales presentation (most likely through Powerpoint).
I'm wondering what the best way to do this is with reasonable file sizes.  
I did a couple of scans; one @ 200 one @ 2400; the 2400 one ...

More Friday night High School action:
http://www.pbase.com/bret/mccallie

    Does anyone have any information about the introduction date of  the
Fuji E900 in the UK?
It seems like a good camera.
I am after a high end digital that can take Raw as well as JPEGS.

Is there any way to transfer to my computer the information displayed
on the LCD Monitor (camera settings, f stop, etc.)  or is the only way
to write down the information given in the display
for each image?

I just tried the CaptureOne RAW conversion and was quite
impressed....except for one thing. It seems to be missing the
functionality of lens correction (i.e. chromatic abberation and
vignetting as  provided in ACR). Is it really not there or did I miss

I have a relatively new DSLR and an old (~ 1980, black tube) Celestron
C90.  The other light I tried taking a picture of the full moon with
the camera at prime focus (tripod, ASA 1600, 1/800, remote release
after ~10 sec of MLU), and the results were reasonably  well-exposed

HP : Moving forward
The world's economic, social and environmental problems are so
extensive that challenges will undoubtedly remain for the foreseeable
future. HP's objective is to continually increase our positive impact

This test only has one question but it's a very important one.
By giving an honest answer you will discover where you stand morally.
The test features an unlikely, completely fictional situation in which you
will have to make a decision.

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