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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / Digital Photo / December 2006

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How do I use EXIF/IPTC as a database.31 Dec 2006 03:08 GMT5
I can add details to a photo using these, but
I need to know the best way to do it so that
these details can be used as a database.
What database software can access the entered
Digital with wired remote?30 Dec 2006 22:17 GMT1
Are there any P&S digitals that have a wired (switch contact) remote
option?  An IR remote would be a second choice, but a distant second.
I appreciate this is a common feature on DSLRs, but they are too big,
heavy and costly for the application. Other desirable features
I'm returning my Nikon 70-300VR30 Dec 2006 22:11 GMT14
At first I thought this lens was the best thing since automobile GPS but
I am extremely disappointed.
On a tripod with the VR turned off, nothing was sharp at full crop. I
took the same picture with a different lens, same focal length and the
Photo contests30 Dec 2006 22:03 GMT4
OK, seriously. Why is it that 50% of all photo contest winners involve a
B/W photo of a newborn baby and his mother's exposed breast? And the
other 50% involve a really old African man sitting on a stool?
MORE LUNA-CY FROM THE 20D !30 Dec 2006 20:54 GMT5
Took this one yesterday at midday.
http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/72282940
It isn't a faked photo.  It was shot with the 400 f/5.6L from the
bottom of the mountain.
GXT Digital Pro 2GB 133X SD Ultra High Speed Memory Card30 Dec 2006 19:04 GMT1
I am having a little problem here.
I do not know the difference between regular and SD Ultra High Speed Memory
Card.
I just a  GXT Digital Pro 2GB 133X SD Ultra High Speed Memory Card on sale.
Why tall girls are so attractive?30 Dec 2006 18:08 GMT2
1, go to the site. http://notshorts.bravehost.com/
2, follow the steps.
3, your answers?
Bash/"Doctor" my Yosemite Photo30 Dec 2006 17:55 GMT14
OK. This is your chance to change my image from the scene as I saw it to
whatever you think looks better. Post a link and let us all see, you
have my permission to display my image, doctored, adjusted, manipulated,
any way you want, until January 31, 2007.
How does it work ?30 Dec 2006 16:41 GMT12
I've got a really basic question: Where does the image you get in the LCD
and EVF come from ?
Does it come from the sensor ?
If so, how does the shutter speed works, do they close the shutter, discharge
Digitizing films?30 Dec 2006 16:12 GMT4
Not sure if this is the right group for this or not.....
But after the death of our parents my sister has collected
a box of Super 8 cine films of our childhood (plus suitable
projector!).
How often to Nixon update their models - Nikon Coolpix 880030 Dec 2006 15:09 GMT1
I am in the market for a SLR-like camera and I am particularly impressed
with the Nikon Coolpix 8800.  According to dpreview.com this camera was
announced on 16-Sep-04 which suggests to me that it may be due an update.
Does anyone know how often Nikon update their cameras?
Guess which leaf this is30 Dec 2006 10:47 GMT9
Yet another nice day on the Island today, so I did a few shots of
remaining foliage. No one has correctly identified this shot yet:
http://trupin.smugmug.com/gallery/2097375/1/119326739
Fuji S560030 Dec 2006 10:44 GMT4
Just a quick few questions if anyone has one of these camera's.
Is there a flsh sync socket or do you have to slave off the built in flash
when wanting to use external studio style flash units.
How is it with black and whire shots, can I lock it to ISO 125 and black
Just to say Thank You!30 Dec 2006 09:36 GMT1
My (Pentax DSLR) Photo Blog is just one-month old today, since it was
launched on Nov. 26. I'm quite surprised in the (huge) number of people
visited and how hot the participation have been for all those comments
and emails I have received.
Automatically take pictures at a given interval30 Dec 2006 09:32 GMT8
Are there any digital cameras out there that can be programmed to take
a picture at a regular interval (say, every 15 minutes?) - WITHOUT
being tethered to a PC?
That is, I could just place the camera somewhere and plug it into the
 
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