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By Bill Blackwell Images · Posted
It's been discussed before here and on RFF, but the movie was King Kong: Skull Island and the referenced camera is a silver chrome Leica M3 with a goggled 35mm Summaron and an MC meter. The odd thing about it is the brown leather covering and the Luigi strap. It can be clearly seen here. -
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This was not an issue when I first uploaded my files years ago - Now I would have to delete them one by one and re-upload a lesser version -
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> CAUTION, the rated capacity of some brands is terribly overrated. I have well over 24 TENERGY High Capacity NiMH batteries (AA and sub-C), and NOT ONE has tested at more than 75% of the rated capacity. The sub c cells I have seen for sale are often 2,000mAh up to 4000mAh (Lumedyne ones are 3400). I assume you are saying you purchased some sold as 3400+/- and they were only 2200+/-. I shall have to research how to check the mAh with my multi meter. Thinking I need to test while charging or while the batteries are powering something and test in-line connecting the leads of the meter in the common part of the circuit. -
I found that when I properly calibrate my monitor it is too bright. The problem is, in a photograph, white is only a small percentage of the image. The other colors reduce the brightness of the image. But when looking at a WORD, EXCEL or similar program, 95+% of the image is white. Since I only have ONE monitor, when I calibrate my monitor, I turn the white level down to a level that I can tolerate. So my monitor is not "properly" calibrated for photos, but as close as I can get it. Ideally I would have TWO monitors, one with the brightness turned down for non-photo work, and the second a properly calibrated monitor for photo.
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