joey_tjosephy
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<p>All sounds reasonable to me. I guess maybe it was wrong of me to assume that viewers would know to view larger. I can't help but agree with Hal though, and find it somewhat rude to ask. I figure if someone is nice enough to look, at even a thumbnail, they don't need instruction to view the photo further. </p>
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<p>Why must so many photos posted say "view larger". I'm really asking, but if I really wanted to see it larger wouldn't I try on my own to make "larger"...right? Is it that critical that I get the "large" view to fully appriciate a photo?</p>
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Ant is a great cat. He came from a barn and was named "piss ant" luckily he moved and had his name shortened. He is most tolerent of the stupidest posing. His cute act is used to trick us into thinking his bossy brother scratches the furniture and other undesirable cat antics. He is a great campanion.</p>
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I had a 20D and it had a small circular burn hole inside it next to the mirror. I thought it was a manufacture defect.
Maybe not? It was like a magnifying glass burn.
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Yes it would be a benefit to you. Don't sacrifice your photos for a $30 part. I would imagine that you won't make it to the Galapagos very often. It will help with flare and even offer some protection to your lens in case you drop it or slam it against a rock.
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yeah it's a bit of a run around, I had mine denied initially and I am pretty sure that I head everything in order, but anyways it took like three months to get my rebate finally-save your documentation.
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Mine fell in two on me. It is just held together with a snap ring. You ould try using a tiny screw driver to pry it open. It will just snap back together after you clean it.
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I had the same problem. But the problem was in conjunction with sickly sounding shutter every few shots. I sent it to cannon and they replaced the shutter.
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Broken Record: Sparkles are a distraction. If you like them..KEEP THEM!
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atlex.com has been cheap in the past. Plus some how they shipped an 2200 to me overnight.
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Buy the 1D, and if you need higher res take stitch multiple frames together.
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Go for it! The 20D is really hard to justify, especially if you ignore the blabber on the internet about x-more pixels making things obsolete and so on. I am sure you won't be dissapointed by the 10D, it takes great photos, and will do so for years to come.
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Be careful if you have not seen Mt. Rainier before, your pants may fall down and your jaw will hit the ground. It is really big.
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Well based on no evidence: no.
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Well your going to have sensor dust soon if not already. Don't sweat it.
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Don't be a puss. Buy a cheap tripod. Once it is set up and still the camera does not care how much $$ you spent it on.
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So what. What if all you could afford was a 1 dollar camera. Would your picture=s be bad because of the camera? creativity!
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Sharpen your pictures in photoshop. The 10D is a much better camera, but don't expect miracle your first time out. learn to use the camera. Sorry if i sound like a jerk, but I wish someone would have told me these things. 99.9% chance there is no focus issue!
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Ordered a 2200 from them $600. Somehow it got to me in Washington State the next day.
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Actually you will probably see a marked increase, but it's not worth arguing over again... Anyways I switched and the images are alot more refined than film, ie less grain=cleaner images, easier post process etc. Take three pictures and stitch them if you want big. The only obstacle is batteries for long hiking trips. Go for it! Buy a 1DS!, or 1D, even 10D,*st, D100, whatever! You'll be pleased.
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Ignore it. I know its hard but its safe.
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Oh yeah-go out when you think the weather is bad. You would be surprised what you come back with!
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