akocurek
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I'm anxious to hear how that works out. I often think about getting a larger printer than my 13"x19".
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If you need luggage and baggage, may as well get laggage!
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elevated train platform, "The El"
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Beautiful shot! Worth a thousand words!
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DCW Article: "30 Canon cameras at risk of ransomware"
akocurek replied to William Michael's topic in Canon EOS Mount
I just installed a firmware update on mine. I thought it said it was security related, so maybe that's what it's for. -
Amateur photos of Mercury-Atlas 8 recovery
akocurek replied to dutchsteammachine's topic in Casual Photo Conversations
This is what photography is for! Thanks. -
What does it say to do with Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper, for instance? That is 13 mil thick. On the Epson R3000, I load that paper normally as well as other paper of the same mil or less. According to the printer dialogue window, the settings for Epson paper are properly set when you select that paper. If I understood it correctly.
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Thanks!
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I bought (I think!) a toy camera in grammar school that actually spit out prints, but my memory of that is foggy! I can't imagine how it would have worked. That was in the 50's. Then I got a Kodak box camera of some kind in high school that probably took 620 film. The image size is 1- 5/8" square. It had settings for daylight and indoors. Finally after college I bought a Canon TLb. Always lagging behind my buddy who bought an FTb. I finally bettered him when I bought medium format.
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LOL stick figure family!:)
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Canon S120
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Nothing new this week, so here's one recently shot. EFs-35mm macro. Jdebever, that 100mm macro is a great lens. I bought the IS version because my brother had the non-IS. Had to go better than him!
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This took a few minutes to rig up for a walk in a snow storm. My snow-cam.
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What is the longest shutter speed you can set in manual mode?
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Segovia has the Roman aquaducts. Bring a wide angle lens. Lots of interesting things to see especially old buildings!
