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<p>I have a G11 I bought when it first came out. I use it a great deal. Lots of bumps along the way and never had a problem.</p>
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<p>I think this is now the 100th post. Shall we now argue about the question of "What is Art?"<br>
That should be good for another 100 posts.</p>
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<p>The cream always rises to the top, but is anyone looking at the cup?</p>
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<p>Well that part about no ram limit at 64bit is interesting. I had to make seperate fills on some panos because trying to do it all at once did not have enough ram. I discovered that in preferances CS by default uses slightly less the 2gb of ram in my computer with 6gb ram. I'm not sure how much I should boost CS5's use of memory without hitting stability issues.</p>
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<p>Anders: All my plug in's work as expected in 32bit. <br>
What is it exactly that you would expect different from a plug in on 64bit?</p>
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<p>Ok, never mind. Good news, the VP at Inkpress "Zack Dats" E-mailed me the ICC profile. (on a snow bound weekend) What a great company!</p>
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<p>I have the G11. It fits very well into most coat pockets, small shoulder bags and can be worn on the side under a light jacket. Giving up on a great camera because of a minor size issue seems a shame.</p>
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<p>Inkpress paper no longer supports its old Velvet 250. I have a Epson R2400 printer. If anyone still has the ICC profile on their computer, I wondered if anyone could e-mail me the file for it. I have an unopened package of it I'd like to use.</p>
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<p>Does a master painter use only one brush?</p>
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<p>Perhaps if a photo submitted for critique creates no buzz or comment, that in itself may say something. Many live by the motto..."If you have nothing nice to say, It's best to say nothing.".</p>
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<p>Some suspect that there may be glowing product reviews planted by big business for the sake of free advertising.</p>
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<p>Often times Photo groups I belong to become hiking groups. They hardly stay still enough to look around for a photo opportunity .</p>
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<p>Is truth all that important if the photo that is a lie looks better on the wall?</p>
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<p>Oh, this is all too deep for me. I value honest opinions to filter out what works and what don't. When someone likes something so much that they give me cash for it, that may perhaps be the biggest complement. "anonymously in public"? I beleve credit is due to those who deserve it.</p>
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<p>I think for the 4th of July I shall blow up my Canon 20D and make all sorts of trinkets with it's wonderful parts.</p>
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<p>I think if photography determines everywhere you go based on anticipated photo
opportunities and places that will not allow photography are never to be visited..........then yes, photography is a part of your lifestyle. <br />
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<p>......I guess a Playstation 3 would be a better bet.</p>
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<p>What if our enemies were to discover these landmark picture postcards being sold at the very landmarks we are trying to protect? If they got their hands on them the consequences would be terrible.</p>
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<p>Has Osama ever got a phone call saying "I'm so sorry I could not carry out our mission against the Great Satan. Our brother failed to provide the pictures"?</p>
<p>I wonder.......</p>
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<p>Why toss away a perfectly good paper weight?</p>
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<p>Nature has wired our brains to compute and assign color to what we see. It's natures way of aiding us to identify things. Black and white imagery started out that way because of technological limitations in assigning color information. In doing so we discover that from an artistic stand point things seem more interesting. Seeing things in shades of grey makes us pay more attention to lines, textures and shadows. It forces us to see things differently when not distracted by our brains having to think about colors.</p>
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<p>Only you know what lens actually suits you. Nobody has a clue except the end user who forks over the money. Most everyone else will recommend the lens that most suits themselves. I suggest you strongly think about what it is you actually want to do and proceed from there.</p>
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<p>Wow, thats great! Attach an MP3 player to that thing and it's a real winner.</p>
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