danscool

sorry, the model is an OM-1,

 

will check out that sight, cheers guys

 

Dan

Hi, i have an old Olympus camera, model number 1764521 and am having trouble

finding a battery to fit it, The current battery is a VARTA, model number

V625PX. I have looked in quite a few places but cannot find anywhere selling a

simular battery. If anyone could help me i'd be verey greatfull, Cheers, Dan

awsome, that was the exact one i was looking for.

Thanks for your help

Hi everyone, I remember reading on here once that someone had created an image

which was 1080' round. This encompassed three 360' panoramic shots of the same

place at different times of the day stiched together. Could anyone please tell

me who this was or have any reference to the photograph. I have had a look

around but can't find anything.

 

cheers

Dan

A DVD is better than a hard drive for the simple reason that there is less to go wrong with a DVD. having said that, i was once told that if using removable strorage for backups that it should be transfered to the newest medium every 5 years.

Cheers

Dan

Was he right?

nothing :(

did any of you guys get anything?

Light cloud cover down here in west cornwall, it may clear in a couple of hours though.

 

Dan

Hi, Does anyone know where i can buy Medium format, Infrared film? I live in

Cornwall, UK or could buy from a website. I have looked around and cannot find

anywhere. Any help most appriciated, Cheers, Dan

I'd love to take part, count be in.

Hi Pete, thanks for the reasurance. I am goingn to apply to bournemouth art institute, falmouth school of art (exeter) and a few others but my first choice is bournemouth. I don't know if its any good there but i guess i'll find out if i go and its as good as the students make it.

 

Dan

I would have thought that once the money and goods have changed hands the transaction would be finished. if they wanted to charge you the extra 30% they should have told you before you bought it. if they insist upon this i'd send it back and get a refund.

cheers guys and thanks for the help,

in responce to Eric, i wanted to get an idea of what sort of things should and shouldn't go in and also what kind of style would be appropriate to write in.

Hi,

I am currently in the process of writing my personal statement for Ucas (Uk

univesity addmissions authority) I would like to apply to study photograph but

i haven't got a clue what to write for my personal statement. If anyone has any

ideas or suggestions i would be most appreciative. cheers, Dan

totally agree john, ps. the sunrise was really nice in Cornwall that day as well. a beautiful deep red/orange

I think one of the first things you have to decide is what sort of 35mm film you will be looking at. there are so many different varietys out there all designed for specific purposes. I think that if you can use a film in the right way the finished print is alot better than digital.

The film i am planing to use is Kodak Professional high speed infrared film (HIE) 35mm.

I am wanting to shoot with infrared and have ordered a wratten number 89B

filter. How do i meter the light for this as it is an opaque filter? I am

completly new to the world of infrred so sorry if thats a really simple

question.

 

Thanks,

 

Dan

can you record a macro of the changes you make to the first photo and then run this on the rest of them, i don't know if this will work or is possible but its worth finding out about, , , good luck, , , dan

Right, well said william, you can't just find a camera and keep it, thats why these presedures are in place. But hey its your consience. Just out of interest were there any photos on the camera?

i don't know about matching the serial number but my advice would be to take it to the police. let them sort it out!

dan

sorry, i forgot to say, the store i was talking about is asda, uk, probably a sign that i should get some sleep, lol, its nearly 0330 here

Hi,

i haven't actually bought a photobook, however the asda photo books always look good. they cost ?20, i think the paper is gloss, this seems alright, they have demo books in store that you can look at.

hope this helps

Dan

martain, that explanation seems to make sence to me, however the article in the paper discounted this by saying that if they used two cameras simultaniously one of them would show an "orb" and the other wouldn't. i'm not quite sure of the details to that experiment. but yea,

Hi everyone. i thought this was a rather interesting story, i saw an article in

the daily mail (U.K), last saturday i think. The article was talking about

orbs, strange unexplainabe circles of light appearing on some photographs. at

first i thought it may have been a hoax but after a little bit of reasearch it

appears that several scientists are of the opinion that orbs exist, there have

also apparently been thousands of photos from all around the world with them

in. I was just wondering if anyone has experienced this phenominon.