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<p>I was given two large framed photos back in the late 80s. They were found in the attic of an old house where a relative lived in San Francisco. Could anyone here give an educated guess as to the era and location. The 36"x10" might be identifiable to someone who has spent lots of time in the mountains, possibly the Sierra Nevada in California.<br>

<a href="../photodb/folder?folder_id=819217">http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=819217</a></p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>For the good-looking challenged.<br>

<a href="http://www.flixxy.com/how-to-take-better-photographs.htm">http://www.flixxy.com/how-to-take-better-photographs.htm</a></p>

<p>Thanks Juergen,<br>

TV mode works fine. I can go to the camera's limit of 15". What bothers me is that I don't recall ever facing this problem before. Perhaps I just never put the camera in that situation?</p>

<p>I have had my G9 for over two years and love most aspects of it. Lately however I have noticed that it will not set a shutter speed longer than 1" in AV mode. I have been through the manual and all the in camera settings and can find nothing that would cause this. At first I thought it was a limitation of RAW which I just started using a month ago but it does it in all JPEG settings also. TV and Manual exposure work fine with no limitations.<br>

Has anyone experienced this? Does my camera need service or is it some obscure setting that I am missing. Thanks for your input.</p>

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<p>Does anyone know if there are any labs in the Indianapolis area that can scan 35mm slides? I don't have a large amount (under 100) and would prefer not to have to send them out of the area.<br>

Thanks</p>

<p>Anyone ever purchase from QVC? Reseller Ratings doesn't rate them very high but BizRate does. They have K20D's with the kit lens for $822. I wanted one badly when they were discontinued. Still can't really afford it but I may have to find a way...</p>

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<p>This sucks. I was in the market for a K20D and make all my big purchases through B&H. Just waiting untill I had some cash...</p>

<p>Phil,<br>

If you are making a photo book/presentation for your church try throwing in a few B&W or sepia toned shots for variety. The best subjects for this are detail shots without anything modern in the background. Most of all have fun!</p><div></div>

<p>I have found that for digital noobs like me, CS3 is WAAAAY more than I can figure out especially if you are not using it on a daily basis. CS3 will do everything in Elements and then more than you can imagine. I have used Paint Shop Pro X and CS3 and find myself using PSPX because to me it is so much easier to use. If I were a professional or had aspirations to be a pro I would go with CS3 (CS4) and start learning. But since I am just an enthusiast and only edit photos once a week or less I will stick with PSPX which is comparable to Elements.</p>

Ivory carving, Ripley's Believe it or not Museum, Branson MO.<div></div>

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Not quite an antique but still pretty old.<div></div>

Complete with bug splats on windshield.<div></div>

<p>I'm jealous. I grew up in Denver and spent countless hours in the mountains. Now I live in Indiana. Flat, flat, flat....</p>

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What have you seen in the sky lately?<div></div>

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<p>Sorry for the screwup. Try this<br>

<a href="../photo/9101053&size=lg">http://www.photo.net/photo/9101053&size=lg</a></p>

<p>Here is a grab shot I took out the window of my car. The Rod was parked on the street and has a great background. (windows are down but I think it works well with this car)</p>