unclebuddha

<p>Anthea, how much???</p>

<p>Laredo Texas</p><div></div>

<p>I find the m4/3 stuff so small that I use a non-descript backpack, like a bookbag, and old socks for padding. Less chance of an enterprising thief knowing what's within!</p>

Well, that didn't work, let's try this... Should say, "Waiting for the aircraft to be loaded. Captain Snake playing with the BCL 9mm. Love that little thing!"<div></div>

Alright. Thanks fellas. I still think P* could make it easier... Here's a night shot from Sioux Falls last weekend. http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/ww249/UncaBuddha/Sioux%20Falls/P8020035_zpsljiwfaku.jpg

Alright. Thanks fellas. I still think P* could make it easier... Here's a night shot from Sioux Falls last weekend.

I wish Photo.net would install the same upload capability as some other websites whereby you can upload your full file and the website will size it according to their space constraints. I usually have photos to post here from my E-PL5 but don't because I have to get into PS and resize them down to photo.net's constraints... The last picture I posted just showed up as a link because I was on a business trip and couldn't access my home computer (and PS). Back to lurking...

<p>S of L using an ART filter in the E-PL5.</p><div></div>

<p>Well, there IS a microSD slot so you don't have to clog your phone's memory. I think Sony beat us to this with their very own phone-mounted lens system (it wasn't interchangeable but let's face it, with m4/3 the camera is usually NOT the lion's share of the bulk). I might buy one used just to play with it. It might be fun to put the lens cap wide angle on it and have it in your pocket.</p>

Thanks folks. I wasn't able to get any really good photographs since I was there to attend a motocycle rally at The Hub and we spent our days riding the fabulous back roads of NW Arkansas. I got snapshots at best, certainly nothing I'd post to p* ... But I'm planning on going back since the place was really gorgeous, MUCH nicer than I thought it would be (and I'm from Kentucky).

Any recommendations for photography locations next week in Arkansas? The leaves should be very colorful. I'm going to try to get to Hawksbill Rock, anywhere else? Thanks!

<p>Big Four (bike/ped) bridge in Louisville by night.</p><div></div>

<p>THANK YOU THANK YOU! Changed the DNG converter to 4.1 and it worked like a champ! You guys rock.</p>

Here's what I've got: CS3, E-PL5 shooting jpegs + orf files, Adobe orf to dng conversion program. In the recent past, I was able to process orf files into dng files so I could post process in CS3. Last night, I used the Adobe converter to make dngs from orfs. BUT CS3 wouldn't open them. Just told me that the file type was unrecognized. I'll say I'm more of a go out and shoot type of person than a sit behind the computer chimping type. That's why I've never taken the time to upgrade CS3, it does enough. Now I throw myself at your mercy, both for the Digital Darkroom question in the Oly forum and for not being able to figure this out for myself. Jeez. Any advice? Upgrade to CS online? User the Olympus software (which will take me forever to learn)?

Instead of starting a new thread I thought I'd just piggyback on here. I have the 14-42 kit lens but don't use it much. I got the Panny 14/2.5 and 20/1.7 and use them exclusively. Especially the 14, it is so tiny it makes the camera a joy to travel with and takes great pictures. A question: Oly sells two 40-150 4-5.6 lenses, on is marked "Zuiko" one is "M Zuiko". Can someone tell me the difference? The M Zuiko is $120 refurbished, the Zuiko is $280 so there must be a difference! Thanks!

<p>Montreal</p><div></div>