Re: OT iPad

[Charles Robinson]

On Mar 8, 2012, at 8:41, David J Brooks wrote:

> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
> 

Not really.

> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
> 
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
> 

Yes.

I find that the iPad is great for displaying photos you've already created 
elsewhere.  It sucks for taking them, and I can't even imagine trying to do 
"proper" edits of photos from either of my cameras on there.  The time to 
transfer the files, the lack of precision for the editing... oh, just no.

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Re: OT iPad

[Paul Stenquist]

Battery for the iBook. The iPad is a nice viewing and reading machine. Not a 
nice working machine. Kids can learn to manipulate it; oldsters have trouble. 
Paul
On Mar 8, 2012, at 9:41 AM, David J Brooks wrote:

> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
> 
> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
> 
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
> 
> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
> 
> Dave
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Re: OT iPad

[Mark Roberts]

David J Brooks wrote:

>Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>
>I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
>need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>
>Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>
>Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??

I'd recommend you find someone who has one, if you can. Give it a try.
Some people love them and can't live without one and others find they
just don't use them.

I have an Android tablet with a full-size USB port, an HDMI port and
an SD card slot all built in. It can be useful for evaluating photos
in the field with a bigger screen than what's on the back of the
camera. I may give it a try as a video monitor for shooting video with
the K5 (using the HDMI port). I wouldn't think a tablet computer is a
good way for editing photos.

It's main use for photographers is as a portfolio for showing your
work.

 
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Re: OT iPad

[Christine Nielsen]

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 10:12 AM, Mark Roberts
 wrote:

> I have an Android tablet with a full-size USB port, an HDMI port and
> an SD card slot all built in. It can be useful for evaluating photos
> in the field with a bigger screen than what's on the back of the
> camera. I may give it a try as a video monitor for shooting video with
> the K5 (using the HDMI port). I wouldn't think a tablet computer is a
> good way for editing photos.

So... your tablet has HDMI in, yes?  HDMI out, too?  I remember you
showing it around when we were in the 'hood together, but I can't
remember which one you have... The growing secondhand ipad market has
got me thinking...

:)
-c

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Re: OT iPad

[Bruce Walker]

Dave, for $35 you get the Camera Connection Kit: USB and SD connectors
(one each).

I can't imagine doing the kind of image editing that I do on one.
Simple global stuff like contrast and brightness maybe.


On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:41 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>
> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>
> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
>
> Dave
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Re: OT iPad

[p. j. alling]

No one answered your last question, but yes there is.  Unfortunately
much like the Hotel California, you can check out any time you like,
but you can never leave.  Welcome.

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:41 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>
> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>
> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
>
> Dave
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Re: OT iPad

[kwaller]

My son has an iphone that he also uses as his main camera - he has taken 
some stunning images that he then uses a variety of apps on to enhance. 
These apps are also available for the ipad.
He's mainly uses these images for online usage and doesn't make prints from 
them.


I'm envious of the effects, simplicity and ease of use of these apps.

Kenneth Waller
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2012 9:41 AM
Subject: OT iPad



Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??

I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?

Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??

Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??

Dave

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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 3/8/12 7:41 AM David J Brooks wrote

Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??


useful, yes; end-all, no; there are dozens of tools for the basics: cropping, 
rotation, exposure adjustment, filtering, even simple retouching; Adobe has 
released Photoshop for iPad; the free version (Photoshop Express) may be worth 
a try but i would look at several other tools before buying the $10 version; of 
apps dedicated to photo editing i've tried with on my iPhone, i liked 
Photogene2 best, but that's not a solid recommendation; for organizing photos 
options are more limited — iPhoto for iPad was just released and we'll try it 
on my partner's iPad soon; i expect it will meet all her basic needs and then some


of note, i've heard Avid Studio is a blast for editing video on the iPad



I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?


either; the Camera Connection Kit adds a USB port and SD slot; over wifi you 
can use certain tools to manage things manually (e.g. via Dropbox); if you have 
an EyeFi card, there's an app to suck your images directly onto an iPad; or you 
can automatically sync photos with iCloud — some people really like that feature




Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??


depends what you need to do; an iBook is more flexible at the basic level, but 
iBooks are old enough that there's a good chance the new iPad is more powerful; 
it certainly has a much better display (haven't see one yet, but credible 
people are saying it's the best display they've ever seen, period); an iPad is 
also much more portable


add a Bluetooth keyboard and an iPad can replace computers for some people; 
aside from photos it does very well as a writing tool (email, notes, even some 
kinds of long documents); it excels at media consumption (music & video, as 
well as _viewing_ photos); and it meets most people's needs for web browsing 
(though as a voracious web researcher, it holds me back)




Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??


there will be by the time you get there


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Re: OT iPad

[Toine]

Yes it is. Apps like snapseed of more recently iPhoto. If you get the
optional camera connection kit it's possible to transfer jpg and raw
to the ipad and edit the files.
The ipad3 could be a very nice editing device. For me a mobile editing
device. Lightroom is what I normally prefer.

Toine

On 8 March 2012 15:41, David J Brooks  wrote:
> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>
> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>
> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
>
> Dave
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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-08-03 11:53 steve harley wrote

on 3/8/12 7:41 AM David J Brooks wrote

I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?


either; the Camera Connection Kit adds a USB port and SD slot; over wifi you
can use certain tools to manage things manually (e.g. via Dropbox); if you have
an EyeFi card, there's an app to suck your images directly onto an iPad; or you
can automatically sync photos with iCloud — some people really like that feature


i realize i misread your question; to get photos from iPad to computer, you'd 
typically plug the iPad it into your computer via the regular sync cable (it 
has a USB plug at the far end), then import images to iPhoto or Aperture; i 
have not used them, but i understand some iPad apps such as Photosmith ($18) 
can sync with Lightroom over USB or wifi; to work more directly, when connected 
via sync cable you can use the Mac's built-in Image Capture app to just copy 
image files to your hard drive




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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

I've been using an iPad 2, 64G WiFi+3G, for about a year. It has
become a nearly indispensable part of my day to day work and
photography endeavors, as well as a source of leisure time enjoyment
from reading books and watching videos.

- The Camera Connection Kit allows importing image files, both JPEG
and raw, from any camera with either SD/SDHC/SDXC cards or that
supports a USB connection.

- Dropbox works very nicely to transfer files on and off the iPad. You
can also move files on and off the iPad when you connect it to a
Windows or Mac OS X computer using a variety of means (on Mac OS X:
Image Capture, iPhoto, Aperture, and iTunes will all allow image
transfers in both directions.) There are other apps available for the
iPad that can utilize the wired transfer as well as WiFi transfers,
like Good Reader. The iPad's 30 pin connector and cable has a standard
USB 2.0 connection plug.

- The number of excellent image processing and management apps
available grows daily. Currently, I use Snapseed and Photogene, and
just downloaded iPhoto. There's also PhotoRAW and piRAWhna that can
process raw files.

On my trip to the UK last October, I used the iPad exclusively to do
everything I needed in computing for the trip, including reviewing and
editing photos. It's a great machine for a whole lot of stuff, better
than even I expected it to be.



On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 12:46 PM, Don Guthrie  wrote:
> I have I pad 1 16 gig. I have loaded pictures on an & off with camera
> connection. Dropbox also works. I have had limited success with eye-fi card.
> There are many good viewing/portfolio programs and decent model release app
> available.
>
> Up til now editing with the apps has been doable on jpgs but not Raw. I
> would reccomend 32 gig min
>
> I've spent last 24 hrs thinking about upgrading to latest model. Iphoto for
> Ipad is being released and looks good and new screen is getting rave review.
> The new one has a much improved camera. I have my old one sold so its just a
> matter of how much I want to spend. Pads 2&3 are wonderful for viewing pics
> on your TV thru Apple TV $99.
>
> So I find IPAD very useful for photos and many other thing. Like a small
> very portable TV where I watch podcasts MLB Netflix  Kindle etc.
>
>
> You might check the Apple refurb store as I expect some good buys on Pads
> 2&3.
>
> More than you wanted to know but if you have specific questions just shout
> out.
>
>> Message: 2
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>> To: Pentax Discuss 
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>> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>>
>> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
>> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>>
>> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>>
>> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> -- Documenting Life in Rural Ontario. www.caughtinmotion.com
>> http://brooksinthecountry.blogspot.com/ York Region, Ontario, Canada
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Re: OT iPad

[Stan Halpin]

On Mar 8, 2012, at 9:41 AM, David J Brooks wrote:

> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
> 
> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
> 
> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
> 
> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
> 
> Dave
> 

The new iPad still falls short of my wish-listed portable photo-procesing 
gadget, but I have preordered one of the new iPads anyway.
Limitations: 
-limited memory (max 64gb)
-no provision for adding external drive (though I understand that there 
are workarounds out there)
-minimal integration of any photo apps other than for Apple's iPhoto.
But, on the plus side:
-killer display for showing off your portfolio or displaying results to 
photo subjects. (The kids in the Costa Rican village I visit occasionally love 
seeing their image on the LCD screen on the back of the camera; they are going 
to be ecstatic when they see themselves on the "large" high resolution iPad 
screen.)
- Photosmith app (http://www.photosmithapp.com/) which appears to 
provide capability to do some LR work in the field (e.g., keywording, rating, 
maybe some actual color adjustments etc.) and then synch that to your real 
computer once back home.
-it is a lot easier to use than a laptop for reading an eBook in bed, 
for doing a quick web search, for reading email while stretched out on the 
couch watching the curling matches . . .

My wife has made heavy use of her's, in lieu of her iBook or iPhone, for 
reading books, playing solitare, checking eMail, as a GPS when we are 
traveling, etc. On our way to Kansas City earlier this year, as we crossed the 
desolate stretch between Springfield IL and Hannibal MO she got an eMail with 
an attachment - scanned sheet music for the piece the choir was doing in church 
that Sunday. So she found and downloaded a Piano app and used the iPad to 
accompany her as she practiced the tune. Can't do that with your phone or your 
laptop! [I know I can be proven wrong on both counts, but let me be a bit 
hyperbolic for now . . .]

My biggest issue is the memory. For most of what I have described above, the 
minimal 16gb would be just fine. The price you pay to move to 32g or 64g is 
quite steep, and that memory seems of value only if there is a worthwhile photo 
processing utility. I avoided the iPad and the iPad2, and I would also have 
passed on the new iPad if it hadn't been for the Photosmith app.

stan
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Re: OT iPad

[Tom C]

>
> Yes it is. Apps like snapseed of more recently iPhoto. If you get the
> optional camera connection kit it's possible to transfer jpg and raw
> to the ipad and edit the files.
> The ipad3 could be a very nice editing device. For me a mobile editing
> device. Lightroom is what I normally prefer.
>
> Toine
>

I was under the impression that there weren't (at least a few months
ago) ipad apps for RAW editing, which is the biggest reason I probably
wouldn't edit on one.

Tom C.

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Re: OT iPad

[Charles Robinson]

On Mar 8, 2012, at 14:46, Don Guthrie wrote:
> 
> You might check the Apple refurb store as I expect some good buys on Pads 2&3.
> 

$350 for a 16gig WiFi model.  Not bad, my brother just jumped on one.

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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-08-03 13:57 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote

(on Mac OS X:
Image Capture, iPhoto, Aperture, and iTunes will all allow image
transfers in both directions.)


unfortunately, it's a little more complicated than that; here's my experience, 
correct me if i'm wrong:


Image Capture can only transfer from iPad to computer, not from computer to 
iPad; iPhoto or Aperture on their own can only transfer from iPad to computer 
(via Import); iTunes can transfer sets from iPhoto or Aperture *to* the iPad, 
or, if you tell iTunes to "sync" with a folder on your computer, it will 
transfer those photos to the iPad, but only when they meet certain conditions; 
transferring from a folder to the iPad will also delete any photos previously 
transferred from iPhoto or Aperture; as far as i can tell iTunes can't transfer 
images from iPad to computer



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Re: OT iPad

[John Sessoms]

From: Kenneth Waller

My son has an iphone that he also uses as his main camera - he has taken
some stunning images that he then uses a variety of apps on to enhance.
These apps are also available for the ipad.
He's mainly uses these images for online usage and doesn't make prints from
them.

I'm envious of the effects, simplicity and ease of use of these apps.



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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:38 PM, steve harley  wrote:
> on 2012-08-03 13:57 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote
>
>> (on Mac OS X:
>> Image Capture, iPhoto, Aperture, and iTunes will all allow image
>> transfers in both directions.)
>
>
> unfortunately, it's a little more complicated than that; here's my
> experience, correct me if i'm wrong:
>
> Image Capture can only transfer from iPad to computer, not from computer to
> iPad; iPhoto or Aperture on their own can only transfer from iPad to
> computer (via Import); iTunes can transfer sets from iPhoto or Aperture *to*
> the iPad, or, if you tell iTunes to "sync" with a folder on your computer,
> it will transfer those photos to the iPad, but only when they meet certain
> conditions; transferring from a folder to the iPad will also delete any
> photos previously transferred from iPhoto or Aperture; as far as i can tell
> iTunes can't transfer images from iPad to computer

Yes, it is a little more complex ... I wrote too quickly. But you've
made it sound too complex and confusing.

- First, the iPad (and other iOS devices) all have the same Photos
app. The Photos app allows as many different albums of photos as you'd
like, but only the Camera Roll, Imported, and Last Import albums
contain photos created by the camera in the device itself or
transferred via the Camera Connection Kit.

- Image Capture moves image files from the Camera Roll and Imported
albums to a Mac OS X computer, storing them into a folder of your
choice. There is a similar tool provided for Windows computers. iPhoto
and Aperture both use the same routines as Image Capture to move files
from the devices to their own image repositories, however you prefer
to use them. All three apps allow you to delete files after moving
them to the computer from the iPad; Image Capture can also just delete
what you want to get rid of as you wish easily.

- iPhoto and Aperture allow you to organize photos into albums. Or you
can organize photos into folders for uploading instead.

- iTunes will move images to the iPad either directly from iPhoto's or
Aperture's albums, or it will move images to the iPad from a directory
tree of folders in the file system. Choose of the three sources and
work with it. (I have a folder tree that I add folders of images to,
each representing an album once on the iPad; I don't use either iPhoto
or Aperture. If I did use one of the two applications to organize or
edit my photos, I'd export them to a folder first, just like I now do
with Lightroom. When I sync the iPad with iTunes, it moves all the new
images to the Photos app as an album.)

- iTunes will also allow you to drop photos (and other documents)
directly into individual app's file systems on the iPad. (iOS apps
each maintain their own, sandboxed and secure, file system for
documents they can work with.) Drop your documents as desired into the
apps that you have on the iPad and sync ... they're there for you to
work with. You can also retrieve documents created by those apps from
the iPad directly to your computer using iTunes.

So the workflow is:

- upload from card or camera with the Camera Connection Kit
- create new images with the iPad too (the new one has a much nicer
camera than the iPad 2)
- edit on iPad (results go into Camera Roll or direct to online
services per your options)

- download original and finished work with Image Capture, iPhoto or
Aperture, to computer as you please.

- Edit if needed. Organize finished work as albums either in iPhoto or
Aperture, or in the file system as JPEG files in a directory tree.
- Upload to the iPad by using iTunes.

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Re: OT iPad

[Christine Aguila]

Hi Everyone:  I'm an iPadder as well!  This is a totally amazing device.  I'm 
hooked into the iCloud, and all the work that I do on the iWork series (Pages, 
Keynote, Numbers) for the iPad is automatically backed up to the Cloud when in 
WiFi Range.  iWork for iPad is fantastic--soo easy to use, but very robust for 
all the record keeping, presentations, and course materials I do for work.  
I've become very proficient  typing on the touch screen keyboard, so no 
problems there.  I have books, cookbooks, music, photos, a menu planner, a 
bunch of readers, Dropbox, a dictionary, posted notes, and travel related apps. 
 i also have the Penultimate notebook app, and I've become very proficient 
doing handwritten notes using a stylus.  Once I got good at this, there was no 
stopping me; I've about 11 notebooks going right now. I even have an app that 
lets me annotate PDF files, which is really great because I have to read lots 
of PDF stuff for committee work.  It works pretty darn good.  And, of course, I 
have all the standard apps that come with the iPad--iCal, Safari, Address book, 
photos et al.  With the Cloud everything from documents, to calendar, to 
address book is synced on all devices; I have the iPhone 4 and the iMac.

I have lots of photo apps as well:  PhotoToaster, Noir, Photogene, Snapseed, 
8mm, and Postal.   I haven't purchased the Camera Connection Kit, but plan to 
as soon as I get some time to head to the Apple store.  For now, I put photos 
in my photo stream on the iMac then open a photo in one of my photo apps on the 
iPad.  The desk top will still be my primary workspace for photos (if I ever 
start shooting again), but for on the go selected processing, I think the iPad 
will work just fine.  Darrel and I will be doing some traveling this summer, so 
I'll be able to test it out.  I signed up for iTunes Match, so my music 
library--or most of it, anyway--is backed up in the cloud.

I highly recommend the iPad 2--or, "The New iPad"  My only regret is I didn't 
buy the 64 gig; I have the 16 gig WiFi only.  
 There's lots to like about the reading capabilities on tablet devices.  I 
think the iBook app is the best of the readers I have:  Kindle, IB REader, 
GoodReader, iAnnotate PDF, but take it from a book person, the traditional book 
is heavier, but after that it's completely fuss free and still a more pleasant 
reading experience.  But again, if you're on the go, and don't want to lug the 
weight of reading materials, a good solid mobile reader is the way to go, and I 
think the iPad competes well here.



Cheers, Christine/Chicago







On Mar 8, 2012, at 2:57 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:

> I've been using an iPad 2, 64G WiFi+3G, for about a year. It has
> become a nearly indispensable part of my day to day work and
> photography endeavors, as well as a source of leisure time enjoyment
> from reading books and watching videos.
> 
> - The Camera Connection Kit allows importing image files, both JPEG
> and raw, from any camera with either SD/SDHC/SDXC cards or that
> supports a USB connection.
> 
> - Dropbox works very nicely to transfer files on and off the iPad. You
> can also move files on and off the iPad when you connect it to a
> Windows or Mac OS X computer using a variety of means (on Mac OS X:
> Image Capture, iPhoto, Aperture, and iTunes will all allow image
> transfers in both directions.) There are other apps available for the
> iPad that can utilize the wired transfer as well as WiFi transfers,
> like Good Reader. The iPad's 30 pin connector and cable has a standard
> USB 2.0 connection plug.
> 
> - The number of excellent image processing and management apps
> available grows daily. Currently, I use Snapseed and Photogene, and
> just downloaded iPhoto. There's also PhotoRAW and piRAWhna that can
> process raw files.
> 
> On my trip to the UK last October, I used the iPad exclusively to do
> everything I needed in computing for the trip, including reviewing and
> editing photos. It's a great machine for a whole lot of stuff, better
> than even I expected it to be.
> 
> 


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[David J Brooks]

Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
things, but was curious. I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
3rd party battery for the iBook.

I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
a another web site will be more friendly.

Dave

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 6:58 PM, Barbara Brooks  wrote:
> You use iCloud. iCloud stores all pics, songs, docs in 1 place and
> immediately transfers, or makes available, on all your Apple devices. So put
> pix on your iMac, store in iCloud and it's available on iPad. Can't download
> directly from card to iPad though.
>
> Here's a link to iCloud demo
> http://www.apple.com/ca/ipad/icloud/
>
> And yes, just go to the end and turn right. Can't miss it.
>
>
> On 8 March 2012 09:41, David J Brooks  wrote:
>>
>> Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??
>>
>> I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
>> need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?
>>
>> Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??
>>
>> Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??
>>
>> Dave
>>
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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:10 PM, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>
> ... i also have the Penultimate notebook app, and I've become very proficient 
> doing handwritten notes using a stylus.  Once I got good at this, there was 
> no stopping me; I've about 11 notebooks going right now. I even have an app 
> that lets me annotate PDF files, which is really great because I have to read 
> lots of PDF stuff for committee work. ...

Penultimate and PDF Expert are fantastic ... I use them constantly.
Lately, I've found Notability ... it blends a text editor with a full
drawing app and has a different way of organizing that I find to be
really great for note taking. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet.

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Re: OT iPad

[Paul Sorenson]

Dave -

Try www.batteriesplus.com.  I think that's a US company and not in 
Canada.  They I've had good luck with them for laptop batteries, but 
don't know what the additional costs would be for shipping to you.  If 
you find something that's a good price, I could buy it and send it to you.


-p

On 3/9/2012 8:26 AM, David J Brooks wrote:

Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
things, but was curious. I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
3rd party battery for the iBook.

I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
a another web site will be more friendly.

Dave

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 6:58 PM, Barbara Brooks  wrote:

You use iCloud. iCloud stores all pics, songs, docs in 1 place and
immediately transfers, or makes available, on all your Apple devices. So put
pix on your iMac, store in iCloud and it's available on iPad. Can't download
directly from card to iPad though.

Here's a link to iCloud demo
http://www.apple.com/ca/ipad/icloud/

And yes, just go to the end and turn right. Can't miss it.


On 8 March 2012 09:41, David J Brooks  wrote:


Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??

I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?

Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??

Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??

Dave

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Re: OT iPad

[John Sessoms]

I've had mixed results from them.

From: Paul Sorenson


Dave -

Try www.batteriesplus.com. I think that's a US company and not in
Canada. They I've had good luck with them for laptop batteries, but
don't know what the additional costs would be for shipping to you. If
you find something that's a good price, I could buy it and send it to you.

-p

On 3/9/2012 8:26 AM, David J Brooks wrote:

Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
things, but was curious. I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
3rd party battery for the iBook.

I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
a another web site will be more friendly.

Dave

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 6:58 PM, Barbara Brooks  wrote:

You use iCloud. iCloud stores all pics, songs, docs in 1 place and
immediately transfers, or makes available, on all your Apple devices. So put
pix on your iMac, store in iCloud and it's available on iPad. Can't download
directly from card to iPad though.

Here's a link to iCloud demo
http://www.apple.com/ca/ipad/icloud/

And yes, just go to the end and turn right. Can't miss it.


On 8 March 2012 09:41, David J Brooks  wrote:

Is the iPad a useful tool  for photo editing.??

I don't see any USB ports, if you have photos etc stored i assume you
need to use your airport to transfer to a home computer.?

Is it better just to find a new battery for my iBook.??

Is there really a restaurant at the end of the universe.??

Dave



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Re: OT iPad

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On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 6:26 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
> things, but was curious.

I'm not a "fan" of anything. I enjoy telling people when a product, a
device does what I want, what I need. I wasn't sure when I spent the
money as to whether the iPad would be useful to me as an end-user: I
bought it mostly on the basis of learning how to write software for it
with the notion of creating a business developing apps for
photography. That didn't go the way I'd anticipated ... but it turns
out the iPad itself has been a tremendously useful computer, so much
so that I'm considering now abandoning my plan to buy a newer laptop,
replace my (now aging) MacBook Pro 13" with a Mac mini, and use just
the iPad for all my mobility needs. For most of what I need when I'm
mobile, the iPad is far superior ... including for photographic work.

The use paradigm is almost completely different from the use paradigm
of a keyboard and mouse computer, so it is difficult to project what
you think you know about using one from the experience of using a
laptop. It is much better for most mobile needs/usages, and with the
addition of a wireless keyboard for writing and a stylus for drawing,
moves way past that for many other things.

> ... I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
> 3rd party battery for the iBook.
>
> I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
> laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
> several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
> a another web site will be more friendly.

My experience with third party laptop batteries has not been great.
Most do not hold as much capacity as the originals and do not last as
long. So, despite the excruciating prices, I buy OEM batteries. There
are exceptions but I've found them to be few and far between.

Personally, I don't put $50-100 into aging laptop technology. I'd
rather put that money towards offsetting the cost of a newer device,
whether it be a new laptop or an iPad. The gains associated weigh
heavily in that direction with regard to power, flexibility, and
future upgrades. I would then sell the older device for whatever can
be gotten for it and offset even further the cost of the new device.

(Same goes for camera batteries. NONE of the BLM-1 third party
batteries I've tried for the Olympus bodies are anywhere near as good
as the originals from Olympus. The new BLM-5 battery from Olympus is a
better performer than any of the supposedly higher-performance third
party batteries. That said, the battery replacements I bought for the
K10D and Panasonic L1 from http://www.BestBatt.com proved to be as
good as the OEMs.)
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Re: OT iPad

[Mark Roberts]

David J Brooks wrote:

>Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
>things, but was curious. I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
>3rd party battery for the iBook.

That's definitely the way to go. A tablet device is  sometimes a
useful adjunct to a laptop but it's never a replacement for one so
you'd have to get the new battery for your laptop anyway.
 
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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-09-03 7:26 David J Brooks wrote

Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
things, but was curious.


so your original question was purely theoretical? even the restaurant part?



I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
3rd party battery for the iBook.

I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
a another web site will be more friendly.


i see several vendors of iBook batteries on amazon.ca, fwiw


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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-08-03 16:49 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:38 PM, steve harley  wrote:

on 2012-08-03 13:57 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote


Yes, it is a little more complex ... I wrote too quickly. But you've
made it sound too complex and confusing.


that's it, i think it _is_ too complex and confusing, particularly if one wants 
to move images bidirectionally between computer & iPad




- iPhoto and Aperture allow you to organize photos into albums. Or you
can organize photos into folders for uploading instead.


a key point is that these channels are mutually exclusive — if you switch 
channels you delete all the photos from the other without warning




(I have a folder tree that I add folders of images to,
each representing an album once on the iPad;


how does this work with the non-hierarchical folders on iOS? can the tree have 
only one subfolder level?




I don't use either iPhoto
or Aperture. If I did use one of the two applications to organize or
edit my photos, I'd export them to a folder first, just like I now do
with Lightroom. When I sync the iPad with iTunes, it moves all the new
images to the Photos app as an album.)


is there a way to update an exported folder automatically from Lightroom 
whenever a set changes? i currently use Aperture for both static image sets 
such as my father's and stepfather's photo catalogs, and smart sets such as 
"★★+ in the four months" and "★+ in the last two weeks" (those are stars for 
those of you without Unicode email); the smart sets are extremely convenient 
for a rolling review of my recent work on iDevices; i had to merge my static 
sets from iPhoto to Aperture to make this work though


in my contemplated switch to Lightroom i face awkward workarounds to keep 
things flowing smoothly; if i use the folder sync at all, i lose *all* the 
auto-syncing with Aperture, and i'll have to do repeated manual updates




- iTunes will also allow you to drop photos (and other documents)
directly into individual app's file systems on the iPad.


i realized i had omitted that route, but it's not very useful for me because 
few of my many photo-related apps support it, and it doesn't work at all with 
the Photos app or the main photo library; also, you can't drag a folder this 
way, and you can't look inside subfolders on the iPad, only delete them and 
copy them




So the workflow is:

- upload from card or camera with the Camera Connection Kit
- create new images with the iPad too (the new one has a much nicer
camera than the iPad 2)
- edit on iPad (results go into Camera Roll or direct to online
services per your options)

- download original and finished work with Image Capture, iPhoto or
Aperture, to computer as you please.

- Edit if needed. Organize finished work as albums either in iPhoto or
Aperture, or in the file system as JPEG files in a directory tree.
- Upload to the iPad by using iTunes.


this is a good workflow, and a nice summary of it; it will work well for me 
insofar as it flows from camera to iPad to computer, but where i think it is 
most complicated is going back to iPad; with Aperture it's not too bad, but 
it's giving me regrets about my plan to use Lightroom; there is also the fact 
that you can't selectively delete from the iPad unless you use Image Capture, 
which splits the workflow unless you are using Image Capture anyway (e.g. 
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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-09-03 10:37 Mark Roberts wrote

A tablet device is  sometimes a
useful adjunct to a laptop but it's never a replacement for one so
you'd have to get the new battery for your laptop anyway.


for most people who know their way around a computer, a tablet is still too 
limiting, but there are many for whom it's entirely sufficient; for example i 
have an older family member who uses an early-style iMac for email and web, and 
the tube is starting to fail; i'm confident when it dies that an iPad will 
completely replace that computer



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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-09-03 7:27 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote

On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 9:10 PM, Christine Aguila  wrote:


... i also have the Penultimate notebook app, and I've become very proficient 
doing handwritten notes using a stylus.  Once I got good at this, there was no 
stopping me; I've about 11 notebooks going right now. I even have an app that 
lets me annotate PDF files, which is really great because I have to read lots 
of PDF stuff for committee work. ...


Penultimate and PDF Expert are fantastic ... I use them constantly.
Lately, I've found Notability ... it blends a text editor with a full
drawing app and has a different way of organizing that I find to be
really great for note taking. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet.



on the subject of note-taking, i've been using Evernote for over three years 
and do a lot of my writing with it (mostly on the desktop) plus use it for 
snapshot notes on my phone and do things like paste in maps & driving 
directions for use when traveling out of the US (when i turn off 3G data to 
avoid the cost); my partner uses a combination of Evernote & Drobpox for a 
large collection of recipes, and we have shared notebooks for things like plant 
wishlists and travel notes


i haven't tried it yet, but Evernote should integrate well with Skitch, for 
drawing-based notes on the iPad


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Re: OT iPad

[David J Brooks]

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 1:11 PM, steve harley  wrote:
> on 2012-09-03 7:26 David J Brooks wrote
>
>> Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
>> things, but was curious.
>
>
> so your original question was purely theoretical?

Yes

even the restaurant part?

No

Dave
>
>
>
>> I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
>> 3rd party battery for the iBook.
>>
>> I use interbattery dot ca to get most  of my 3rd party camera and
>> laptop batteries, but they do not have stock in the one i need and
>> several emails to them asking about stock have gone unanswered. Maybe
>> a another web site will be more friendly.
>
>
> i see several vendors of iBook batteries on amazon.ca, fwiw
>
>
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Re: OT iPad

[David J Brooks]

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Mark Roberts
 wrote:
> David J Brooks wrote:
>
>>Thanks every one for the comments. I'm not a real fan of these tablet
>>things, but was curious. I think for $50 odd dollars, i;ll try another
>>3rd party battery for the iBook.
>
> That's definitely the way to go. A tablet device is  sometimes a
> useful adjunct to a laptop but it's never a replacement for one so
> you'd have to get the new battery for your laptop anyway.

Thanks Mark and Godfrey for input. If i was still doing major photo
equine work, i could see the tablet as a portfolio devise. I think
that saving the iBook, old as it may be, for road trips, storage on
same, and slide shows might be better than a tablet at this time. If
my side work picks up any, well maybe that needs to be addresses, but
i was just curious.

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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 10:58 AM, steve harley  wrote:
> that's it, i think it _is_ too complex and confusing, particularly if one
> wants to move images bidirectionally between computer & iPad

That's a matter of opinion. I don't find it confusing or complex, nor
do several million other people from the reports and feedback on the
iOS devices. Several million others probably want something different
too, of course. ;-)

> a key point is that these channels are mutually exclusive — if you switch
> channels you delete all the photos from the other without warning

Yes. You pick ONE methodology and stick with it. There's little point
to requiring that all things must allow every possible methodology to
be used simultaneously.

> how does this work with the non-hierarchical folders on iOS? can the tree
> have only one subfolder level?

The 'tree' is one subfolder deep: nested folders of images on Mac OS X
become one Photos album on iOS. That is:

given

~../GiPod_Photos/Polaroids_1/xyz.jpg
~../GiPod_Photos/Polaroids_1/Additions/ZZZ.jpg

that will become the album

 "Polaroids_1" containing xyx.jpg and ZZZ.jpg

in the Photos app when transferred to iOS.

You can use this to your advantage if you think about it.

> is there a way to update an exported folder automatically from Lightroom
> whenever a set changes? i currently use Aperture for both static image sets
> such as my father's and stepfather's photo catalogs, and smart sets such as
> "★★+ in the four months" and "★+ in the last two weeks" (those are stars for
> those of you without Unicode email); the smart sets are extremely convenient
> for a rolling review of my recent work on iDevices; i had to merge my static
> sets from iPhoto to Aperture to make this work though
>
> in my contemplated switch to Lightroom i face awkward workarounds to keep
> things flowing smoothly; if i use the folder sync at all, i lose *all* the
> auto-syncing with Aperture, and i'll have to do repeated manual updates

Lightroom allows creating published folders on your hard drive. As you
add or subtract things from the published folders and publish them,
they are updated on disk ... it's an automated export process. So you
can create published folders mapping to the folders you sync to the
iPad as albums easily.

Or, what I do, is create Export presets that allow you to output
images formatted a particular way to whatever location you want. They
can contain the location information as well.

One things for certain: each tool will do things differently, with
different capabilities and features.

> this is a good workflow, and a nice summary of it; it will work well for me
> insofar as it flows from camera to iPad to computer, but where i think it is
> most complicated is going back to iPad; with Aperture it's not too bad, but
> it's giving me regrets about my plan to use Lightroom;

Just output from Lightroom to your master folder tree, one level deep,
as albums. Anything hyou change in those folders will be reflected in
what ends up on the iOS device exactly. It's simple.

> ... there is also the
> fact that you can't selectively delete from the iPad unless you use Image
> Capture, which splits the workflow unless you are using Image Capture anyway
> (e.g. because you use Lightroom)

You do the album editing by manipulating the files on your Mac OS or
Windows computer. Or by creating and moving files in Photos' albums on
the iPad, except for deleting.

If you need more capability than that, there are dozens of other image
portfolio apps available that will allow you to do significantly more
rearrangement and tweaking of your image files on the iPad.

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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

I don't use Evernote or any other app that saves my notes to a network
based server because I often am making notes about things which are
under non-disclosure. I want complete and explicit control of my
files, local to the iPad and not copied to any service.
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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-09-03 20:15 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote

I don't use Evernote or any other app that saves my notes to a network
based server because I often am making notes about things which are
under non-disclosure. I want complete and explicit control of my
files, local to the iPad and not copied to any service.


few of the things i keep notes on are that sensitive, but it's worth pointing 
out that Evernote has built-in selective pre-encryption for part or all of any 
note, with which your info is secured even from those who might get hold of 
your hardware; reliable syncing and ease of use are Evernote's killer features, 
but security is there if you need it


i also use 1Password, which can store any file or text, not just passwords, and 
within which _everything_ is similarly pre-encrypted prior to syncing via 
Dropbox; all my passwords are in the cloud, but they are very secure


by contrast Dropbox itself and iCloud are less secure; though your data is 
encrypted en route and in the cloud, there are employees with back door keys, 
and those with access to your hardware can still get your info unless you have 
taken additional steps


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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-09-03 20:14 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 10:58 AM, steve harley  wrote:

that's it, i think it _is_ too complex and confusing, particularly if one
wants to move images bidirectionally between computer&  iPad


That's a matter of opinion.


on that i agree



I don't find it confusing or complex, nor
do several million other people from the reports and feedback on the
iOS devices.


i doubt there really several million doing photo workflows like we're talking 
about, but there are an awful lot of people who have been daunted transferring 
photos to iPad (iCloud has helped), and i've seen lots of forum threads where 
people hadn't figured out how to selectively delete via Image Capture




a key point is that these channels are mutually exclusive — if you switch
channels you delete all the photos from the other without warning


Yes. You pick ONE methodology and stick with it. There's little point
to requiring that all things must allow every possible methodology to
be used simultaneously.


by that argument, i shouldn't consider moving from Aperture to Lightroom, which 
is exactly what is causing this restriction to be quite a pickle for me, as the 
transition will not be absolute nor immediate; what galls me is the restriction 
seems to have no logical basis; it seems designed to force me to use Aperture 
for everything (i may wind up with a Lightroom -> Aperture -> [iTunes] -> 
iDevice workflow)




is there a way to update an exported folder automatically from Lightroom
whenever a set changes? [...]


Lightroom allows creating published folders on your hard drive. As you
add or subtract things from the published folders and publish them,
they are updated on disk ...


if you are saying Lightroom can automatically update exported folders on disk 
as smart set (or LR equivalent term) contents change, then that will help




If you need more capability than that, there are dozens of other image
portfolio apps available that will allow you to do significantly more
rearrangement and tweaking of your image files on the iPad.


in the part of my workflow from camera to iPad to computer, on the iPad i'll 
mainly want to tag, plus a little cropping and checking exposure potential; i'm 
not sure yet which apps, if any, can write EXIF or otherwise carry tags over to 
the computer (into Lightroom or Aperture); Photosmith and iPhoto maybe, but do 
you know of others?


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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 1:38 AM, steve harley  wrote:
> i doubt there really several million doing photo workflows like we're
> talking about, but there are an awful lot of people who have been daunted
> transferring photos to iPad (iCloud has helped), and i've seen lots of forum
> threads where people hadn't figured out how to selectively delete via Image
> Capture

I see tons of threads where people are confused about how to rename a
file on their desktop computer either ...  ;-)

What I meant was that there are many many people using the facilities,
at whatever level, who are happy with it. And there are also many
people who can't figure it out. Opinion runs the gamut. I'm quite
happy with how it works, although I can also see room for some
improvements.

It's not the same as my Mac OS X workflow, of course, but I don't
require that my iOS workflow be the same in all respects. Different
devices, different operating system models, for different purposes and
use paradigms. I adapt to what they do and bend it to my own uses.

> by that argument, i shouldn't consider moving from Aperture to Lightroom,
> which is exactly what is causing this restriction to be quite a pickle for
> me, as the transition will not be absolute nor immediate; what galls me is
> the restriction seems to have no logical basis; it seems designed to force
> me to use Aperture for everything (i may wind up with a Lightroom ->
> Aperture -> [iTunes] -> iDevice workflow)

Perhaps you shouldn't if you like these features in Aperture so much.
Why are you considering moving to Lightroom?

To me, it makes no difference which one you pick, as long as it does
what you like and you become skilled in using it.

> if you are saying Lightroom can automatically update exported folders on
> disk as smart set (or LR equivalent term) contents change, then that will
> help

Automatically is a judgement call, as you have to trigger when
Lightroom will publish a set. But, it's as automatic as I need. I'm
not all that sensitive to total automation solutions.

> in the part of my workflow from camera to iPad to computer, on the iPad i'll
> mainly want to tag, plus a little cropping and checking exposure potential;
> i'm not sure yet which apps, if any, can write EXIF or otherwise carry tags
> over to the computer (into Lightroom or Aperture); Photosmith and iPhoto
> maybe, but do you know of others?

Photosmith works with Lightroom (not iPhoto or Aperture):
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photosmith/id427757668?mt=8

I own a copy but I don't use it ... I find it easier to tag, sort and
grade in Lightroom. I do tag using Photogene when exporting direct to
flickr.com, however. Snapseed and Photogene both honor all the
metadata, Photogene's capabilities on metadata editing are more
complete.

Pixelsync works with Aperture and iPhoto for sort/grade/tagging operations:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pixelsync/id409409239?mt=8

The new iPhoto for iOS also supports sort/grade/tagging operations. As
well as grouping, albums, and photobooks. I've got a copy now and will
be giving it a try to see if it's useful for my mobile uses.

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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-10-03 9:10 Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote


It's not the same as my Mac OS X workflow, of course, but I don't
require that my iOS workflow be the same in all respects.


i am on the fence about this; as someone who is at heart a tinker, and who is 
professionally a workflow developer, iOS, like the narrowing of the OS X 
environment, is in some ways a pretty big roadblock; it is my biggest 
frustration with Apple


(that said, Android seems like swampland in comparison, and Linux is like a 
post-apocalyptic landscape of mostly once-great machines and rats with bionic 
eyes, but i digress)




by that argument, i shouldn't consider moving from Aperture to Lightroom,
[...]


Perhaps you shouldn't if you like these features in Aperture so much.


clearly i have to weigh the trade-offs … but actually i was disagreeing with 
you that "You pick ONE methodology and stick with it" — i think there are good 
reasons to bring together photos from multiple sources




Why are you considering moving to Lightroom?


primarily the impression that it has better "exposure"-related controls, and a 
decision to give Lightroom a trial before i'm even more deeply committed to 
Aperture; i'm also very sensitive to UI, speed, and workflow, but only 
practical experience will answer for me on those; i expect it to be a mix of 
better and worse than Aperture


LR also seems to have a bigger ecosystem overall; Aperture is a little buggy 
and i perceive that Apple isn't really trying to keep up with Lightroom, so i 
have my doubts about its long-term evolution (not that Adobe has a lot of my 
trust either)


having seen how Apple treated advanced users with Final Cut Pro X has added to 
my qualms, and i have seen other tools fail to keep up with me in the long 
term, e.g. iView Media Pro, where i cataloged all my first digital stuff


but both are closed tools, and i don't expect Lightroom to be flawless; 
Aperture has a pretty-good feature set overall, and is very quick now that i 
have a better GPU and more RAM; plus it integrates very well with other Apple 
stuff; i wouldn't be too surprised to see Aperture for iPad




if you are saying Lightroom can automatically update exported folders on
disk as smart set (or LR equivalent term) contents change, then that will
help


Automatically is a judgement call, as you have to trigger when
Lightroom will publish a set. But, it's as automatic as I need. I'm
not all that sensitive to total automation solutions.


okay, it's clearly a notch below Aperture in terms of getting stuff synced to 
an iDevice, but it may be workable; the worst part is the either/or choice that 
Apple forces, because i don't plan to move old stuff to Lightroom




in the part of my workflow from camera to iPad to computer, on the iPad i'll
mainly want to tag, plus a little cropping and checking exposure potential;
i'm not sure yet which apps, if any, can write EXIF or otherwise carry tags
over to the computer (into Lightroom or Aperture); Photosmith and iPhoto
maybe, but do you know of others?


Photosmith works with Lightroom (not iPhoto or Aperture):


yes, i've known that for a while; and will definitely consider it if/when i 
settle on Lightroom



Pixelsync works with Aperture and iPhoto for sort/grade/tagging operations:


thanks, that's one i didn't know about, and will have to investigate, along 
with "iPhoto mobile"; ideally i could use one tool to both do a productive 
first edit while traveling (instead of using a laptop), and to also keep an 
easily updated, presentation-quality portfolio of selected photos from multiple 
sources






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Re: OT iPad

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 10:49 AM, steve harley  wrote:
>> It's not the same as my Mac OS X workflow, of course, but I don't
>> require that my iOS workflow be the same in all respects.
>
> i am on the fence about this; as someone who is at heart a tinker, and who
> is professionally a workflow developer, iOS, like the narrowing of the OS X
> environment, is in some ways a pretty big roadblock; it is my biggest
> frustration with Apple
>
> (that said, Android seems like swampland in comparison, and Linux is like a
> post-apocalyptic landscape of mostly once-great machines and rats with
> bionic eyes, but i digress)

LOL! To me, working on any of those systems is hopelessly complicated
by distractions completely outside of what I'm trying to achieve.

> clearly i have to weigh the trade-offs … but actually i was disagreeing with
> you that "You pick ONE methodology and stick with it" — i think there are
> good reasons to bring together photos from multiple sources

Of course you can bring together photos from multiple sources. That's
why I choose to go with the 'nested folder of folders' sync approach.
I can (and do) process photos in Lightroom, Photoshop, iPhoto,
Aperture, Snapseed, Flare, Keynote, Pages, and other apps, and any
combination of those apps. The end products of any operations are a
set of curated, rendered JPEG files output to a folder in my master
"iPod-Photos" folder, which represents an album in Photos. iTunes just
syncs the latest state of those photos when I sync the devices.

I just don't expect to connect iPhoto, AND Aperture, AND Lightroom,
AND the file system to the iPad simultaneously. I use each app for
what it does well to enhance my photography, and I use the file system
and iTunes to move what I want to the iPad for display and viewing.

For things that I create ON the iPad, I move them into my original
file repository and then also to the "iPod-Photos" output repository
to put them into an album as appropriate. But there are other
repositories for organizing these things resident on the iPad so it is
often the case that I do not cycle them back through and duplicate
them on the iPad itself.

>> Why are you considering moving to Lightroom?
>
> primarily the impression that it has better "exposure"-related controls, and
> a decision to give Lightroom a trial before i'm even more deeply committed
> to Aperture
> ...
> LR also seems to have a bigger ecosystem overall; Aperture is a little buggy
> and i perceive that Apple isn't really trying to keep up with Lightroom, so
> i have my doubts about its long-term evolution (not that Adobe has a lot of
> my trust either)

Adobe and Apple have very different goals in mind for their product
lines. I know both the Aperture and Lightroom teams well, personally
(although the relationship has become rather distant now that I
haven't been in that liaison position for 7-8 years). They don't track
very closely exactly what the other is doing other than at the
marketing level ... they concentrate on different things in their
feature prioritization and implementation schemes.

Lightroom is by default the larger ecosystem as it ships on two OS
platforms, not just one. It also integrates with Photoshop and the
rest of the Adobe Creative Suite at a more fundamental level.

It's also at one and the same time somewhat more sophisticated than
Aperture with regards the basics of image management and rendering
while being at the same time a bit simpler than Aperture with respect
to end user features. This latest rev of Lightroom has moved well
beyond Aperture with respect to the fundamentals of the raw conversion
process and basic image adjustments, yet Aperture has more "neat" end
user features. To me, the analog is akin to a Nikon D3s vs a Leica M9
... the D3s has way more automation and end user features where the M9
concentrates much more on basics and fundamentals. Both are very good
at what they do, so the distinctions in the end products can be quite
subtle. But they are there, and the two different cameras provide
choices in working methodology and capabilities that are quite
different, addressing totally different usage profiles.

> ... i'm also very sensitive to UI, speed, and workflow, but only
> practical experience will answer for me on those; i expect it to be a mix of
> better and worse than Aperture ...

I am too, and this is where Aperture has always fallen down for me. I
find its UI much too glitzy and disorganized, busy and distracting.
Lightroom's UI is much plainer, simpler and more subtle: it directs me
as to its intended workflow much more strongly as well. I nearly
always find myself wondering "now how the heck do I do this in
Aperture?" and diving into the documentation where I almost never find
myself needing to look at the doc in Lightroom. There are subtleties
to both that need explanation, but the basic Aperture layout doesn't
fit with my mindset at all.

>> Pixelsync works with Aperture and iPhoto for sort/grade/tagging
>> ope

Re: OT iPad

[Eric Weir]

On Mar 9, 2012, at 10:15 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:

> I don't use Evernote or any other app that saves my notes to a network
> based server because I often am making notes about things which are
> under non-disclosure. I want complete and explicit control of my
> files, local to the iPad and not copied to any service.

Unrelated to photographic uses of the iPad, but I'm contemplating one primarily 
for reading pdfs and note taking and composing and editing of simple text 
documents, and I'm really puzzled about how this would be managed without 
reliance on the cloud without a file system, which, as I understand it does not 
have. [Though, cursory exploration of Goodreader suggests it does allow 
creation of structured files, though perhaps that is only via the cloud.]

Sounds like you've solved this problem. Or maybe it's not a problem. In any 
case, your thoughts would be appreciated.

Sincerely,
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Re: OT iPad

[Eric Weir]

On Mar 10, 2012, at 1:49 PM, steve harley wrote:

> (that said, Android seems like swampland in comparison, and Linux is like a 
> post-apocalyptic landscape of mostly once-great machines and rats with bionic 
> eyes, but i digress)

Is this one of those cases here where it's appropriate to say, "Mark!"?

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Re: OT iPad

[David Parsons]

You can download the Kindle or Nook apps and email documents to your
account.  You can then read them in the app.

You can also use iTunes to add files to the Books section and when you
sync your pad, it'll add it to the iBooks app on your pad.

On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 10:35 AM, Eric Weir  wrote:
>
> On Mar 9, 2012, at 10:15 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
>
>> I don't use Evernote or any other app that saves my notes to a network
>> based server because I often am making notes about things which are
>> under non-disclosure. I want complete and explicit control of my
>> files, local to the iPad and not copied to any service.
>
> Unrelated to photographic uses of the iPad, but I'm contemplating one 
> primarily for reading pdfs and note taking and composing and editing of 
> simple text documents, and I'm really puzzled about how this would be managed 
> without reliance on the cloud without a file system, which, as I understand 
> it does not have. [Though, cursory exploration of Goodreader suggests it does 
> allow creation of structured files, though perhaps that is only via the 
> cloud.]
>
> Sounds like you've solved this problem. Or maybe it's not a problem. In any 
> case, your thoughts would be appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> --
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> Decatur, GA
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>
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>
> - Ray Bradbury
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Re: OT iPad

[steve harley]

on 2012-04-08 8:35 Eric Weir wrote

Unrelated to photographic uses of the iPad, but I'm contemplating one primarily 
for reading pdfs and note taking and composing and editing of simple text 
documents, and I'm really puzzled about how this would be managed without 
reliance on the cloud without a file system, which, as I understand it does not 
have. [Though, cursory exploration of Goodreader suggests it does allow 
creation of structured files, though perhaps that is only via the cloud.]

Sounds like you've solved this problem. Or maybe it's not a problem. In any 
case, your thoughts would be appreciated.


iOS has a file system; it's basically a single level of folders (like the 
original Macintosh 128K); most apps organize their own storage so you don't 
have to think of files, but several give you a fairly raw view of the file 
system (and you can see it from iTunes when/if you sync to your computer); some 
apps like GoodReader can interoperate with the files of other apps, and 
GoodReader can transfer files over wifi, bypassing the cloud


for notetaking, you can explicitly turn off syncing for the default Notes app, 
or use something like Nebulous Notes, one of several plain-text tools for which 
syncing (to Dropbox in this case) is selective; or you could use Evernote 
without creating an Evernote account which means nothing will sync anywhere, 
but you can still take notes and organize them; Evernote's UI is pretty nice, 
though i wish it had a plain-text option (like Nebulous)


there are many more options i haven't mentioned; in short, you can choose to 
stay off the cloud (or to be very secure and selective in your cloud use); if 
your uses are strictly limited to those describe, however, a simpler tablet (or 
"e-reader" may be an option)



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Re: OT ipad storage

[Nicole Jacque]

It got a good review here: 
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/leef-ibridge-mobile-memory

How thick is your case?

> On Mar 27, 2016, at 9:31 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> 
> Im thinking of getting one of these:
> http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/leef-leef-ibridge-32gb-mobile-memory-ios-usb-flash-drive-black-lib000kk032ca/10386489.aspx
> 
> There are a number of pictures and videos of its usage on iPhone and
> one photo of an iPhone with case, that looks like it will fit snuggly.
> I have an iPad mini with a Belkin case, does the collective think this
> will fit properly.??
> 
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[David J Brooks]

I heard back from Leef, they claim it will fit my ipad with Belkin
case, we'll see

Dave

On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 3:12 PM, Nicole Jacque  wrote:
> It got a good review here: 
> http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/leef-ibridge-mobile-memory
>
> How thick is your case?
>
>> On Mar 27, 2016, at 9:31 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
>>
>> Im thinking of getting one of these:
>> http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/leef-leef-ibridge-32gb-mobile-memory-ios-usb-flash-drive-black-lib000kk032ca/10386489.aspx
>>
>> There are a number of pictures and videos of its usage on iPhone and
>> one photo of an iPhone with case, that looks like it will fit snuggly.
>> I have an iPad mini with a Belkin case, does the collective think this
>> will fit properly.??
>>
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Re: OT ipad storage

[David J Brooks]

bought it, now i just need to figure out how to transfer over music to
it from the imac

Dave

On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 9:24 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> I heard back from Leef, they claim it will fit my ipad with Belkin
> case, we'll see
>
> Dave
>
> On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 3:12 PM, Nicole Jacque  wrote:
>> It got a good review here: 
>> http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/leef-ibridge-mobile-memory
>>
>> How thick is your case?
>>
>>> On Mar 27, 2016, at 9:31 AM, David J Brooks  wrote:
>>>
>>> Im thinking of getting one of these:
>>> http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/leef-leef-ibridge-32gb-mobile-memory-ios-usb-flash-drive-black-lib000kk032ca/10386489.aspx
>>>
>>> There are a number of pictures and videos of its usage on iPhone and
>>> one photo of an iPhone with case, that looks like it will fit snuggly.
>>> I have an iPad mini with a Belkin case, does the collective think this
>>> will fit properly.??
>>>
>>> Dave
>>>
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Tim Bray]

The red/black/yellow one made me smle.

On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:20 AM, Christine Aguila  wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
> The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
> just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
> web.
>
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
> that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took 
> a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  
> Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 
> 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
> glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it 
> is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of 
> you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it 
> was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of 
> variety.
>
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Jack Davis]

Very regressive texture. I assume that's a compliment, Christine.(?)

Jack ;-)


- Original Message -
From: "Christine Aguila" 
To: "PDML" 
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2014 8:20:19 AM
Subject: OT: iPad Play

Hi Everyone:

These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
web.

I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a 
walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  Speaking 
of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 
foot 11 inches!

Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it is 
a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of you 
and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was 
fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.

http://www.caguila.com/park/

Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Chris Mitchell]

Daylight glare? Holding at arm's length? That's been resolved before.
You need one of these (including the tripod)
http://www.viewcamerastore.com/4x5-btzs-focus-hood-dark-cloth/

Chris
PS Nice pictures by the way and congrats on becoming free

On 15 May 2014 16:20, Christine Aguila  wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
> The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
> just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
> web.
>
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
> that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took 
> a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  
> Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 
> 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
> glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it 
> is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of 
> you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it 
> was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of 
> variety.
>
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>
> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Chris!  I actually thought of that first thing when I started shooting 
with the iPad.  I just may set up a rig like that and try it out.  I need an 
iPad head for my tripod!  :-)  There probably is such a thing, I suppose.  Will 
have to do a search.  Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 11:07 AM, Chris Mitchell  wrote:

> Daylight glare? Holding at arm's length? That's been resolved before.
> You need one of these (including the tripod)
> http://www.viewcamerastore.com/4x5-btzs-focus-hood-dark-cloth/
> 
> Chris
> PS Nice pictures by the way and congrats on becoming free
> 
> On 15 May 2014 16:20, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Tim!  Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 10:27 AM, Tim Bray  wrote:

> The red/black/yellow one made me smle.
> 
> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:20 AM, Christine Aguila  
> wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Jack!  yes, regressive texture to be sure.  I’m going to do some small 
prints of these today just to see what happens.  For kicks, maybe I can use the 
iPad Air as my large format camera :-).  Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 11:03 AM, Jack Davis  wrote:

> Very regressive texture. I assume that's a compliment, Christine.(?)
> 
> Jack ;-)
> 
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: "Christine Aguila" 
> To: "PDML" 
> Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2014 8:20:19 AM
> Subject: OT: iPad Play
> 
> Hi Everyone:
> 
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
> The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
> just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
> web.
> 
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
> that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took 
> a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  
> Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 
> 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
> 
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
> glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it 
> is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of 
> you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it 
> was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of 
> variety.
> 
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
> 
> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Check this out!  There are tons to choose from!

https://www.google.com/search?q=tripod+head+for+iPad+air&client=safari&rls=en&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=pe10U8r7HpKTqgaduIKoBw&ved=0CG4QsAQ&biw=1792&bih=916

Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 11:36 AM, Christine Aguila  wrote:

> Thanks, Chris!  I actually thought of that first thing when I started 
> shooting with the iPad.  I just may set up a rig like that and try it out.  I 
> need an iPad head for my tripod!  :-)  There probably is such a thing, I 
> suppose.  Will have to do a search.  Cheers, Christine
> 
> 
> On May 15, 2014, at 11:07 AM, Chris Mitchell  wrote:
> 
>> Daylight glare? Holding at arm's length? That's been resolved before.
>> You need one of these (including the tripod)
>> http://www.viewcamerastore.com/4x5-btzs-focus-hood-dark-cloth/
>> 
>> Chris
>> PS Nice pictures by the way and congrats on becoming free
>> 
>> On 15 May 2014 16:20, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>> 
>>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
>>> HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
>>> upload to the web.
>>> 
>>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>>> 
>>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
>>> out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>>> with it for a bit of variety.
>>> 
>>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>>> 
>>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

Something like this:
http://www.amazon.com/iPad-The-Tripod-Mount-Adapter/dp/B005I5DJU0/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1400171898&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+mount+ipad

Godfrey


> On May 15, 2014, at 9:36 AM, Christine Aguila  wrote:
> 
> Thanks, Chris!  I actually thought of that first thing when I started 
> shooting with the iPad.  I just may set up a rig like that and try it out.  I 
> need an iPad head for my tripod!  :-)  There probably is such a thing, I 
> suppose.  Will have to do a search.  Cheers, Christine
> 
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 11:07 AM, Chris Mitchell  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Daylight glare? Holding at arm's length? That's been resolved before.
>> You need one of these (including the tripod)
>> http://www.viewcamerastore.com/4x5-btzs-focus-hood-dark-cloth/
>> 
>> Chris
>> PS Nice pictures by the way and congrats on becoming free
>> 
>>> On 15 May 2014 16:20, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>> 
>>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
>>> HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
>>> upload to the web.
>>> 
>>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>>> 
>>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
>>> out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>>> with it for a bit of variety.
>>> 
>>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>>> 
>>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Yep, that’s just what I found :-).  Thanks, Godfrey!  Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 11:39 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi  wrote:

> Something like this:
> http://www.amazon.com/iPad-The-Tripod-Mount-Adapter/dp/B005I5DJU0/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1400171898&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+mount+ipad
> 
> Godfrey
> 
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 9:36 AM, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks, Chris!  I actually thought of that first thing when I started 
>> shooting with the iPad.  I just may set up a rig like that and try it out.  
>> I need an iPad head for my tripod!  :-)  There probably is such a thing, I 
>> suppose.  Will have to do a search.  Cheers, Christine
>> 
>> 
>>> On May 15, 2014, at 11:07 AM, Chris Mitchell  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Daylight glare? Holding at arm's length? That's been resolved before.
>>> You need one of these (including the tripod)
>>> http://www.viewcamerastore.com/4x5-btzs-focus-hood-dark-cloth/
>>> 
>>> Chris
>>> PS Nice pictures by the way and congrats on becoming free
>>> 
 On 15 May 2014 16:20, Christine Aguila  wrote:
 Hi Everyone:
 
 These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
 Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
 HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
 upload to the web.
 
 I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
 responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes! 
  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it 
 felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
 annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
 
 Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
 daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
 it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
 out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
 clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
 with it for a bit of variety.
 
 http://www.caguila.com/park/
 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Bob Sullivan]

Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
Regards,  Bob S.

On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
 wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
> The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
> just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
> web.
>
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
> that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took 
> a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  
> Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 
> 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
> glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it 
> is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of 
> you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it 
> was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of 
> variety.
>
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>
> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Bruce Walker]

I think it would be really great if manufacturers added cameras to
other large and unwieldy objects. It would be so much fun to observe
folks taking pictures with, say, a big colorful beachball, or a
wheelbarrow, or a 4x8 sheet of 1/2" plywood.

#4 is interesting. Looks a lot like a photogram.


On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 11:20 AM, Christine Aguila
 wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
> The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
> just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
> web.
>
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
> that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took 
> a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  
> Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 
> 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
> glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it 
> is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of 
> you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it 
> was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of 
> variety.
>
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>
> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to keep a 
tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
> 
> Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
> Regards,  Bob S.
> 
> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Bruce!  Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 2:44 PM, Bruce Walker  wrote:
> 
> I think it would be really great if manufacturers added cameras to
> other large and unwieldy objects. It would be so much fun to observe
> folks taking pictures with, say, a big colorful beachball, or a
> wheelbarrow, or a 4x8 sheet of 1/2" plywood.
> 
> #4 is interesting. Looks a lot like a photogram.
> 
> 
> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 11:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Bob W-PDML]

Apple should sell an accessory for the iPad which helps you keep it steady, 
like this
http://heritagephotoarchive.co.uk/img/s4/v63/p1131846004-3.jpg

and something to keep the sun off the screen, like this:
http://www.victorianpicturelibrary.com/images/preview/TP10-photographer-customers-scotsman.jpg

It would be an ideal example of inexorable progress, so I expect Amazon will 
wish to patent it.

B

> On 15 May 2014, at 20:45, "Bruce Walker"  wrote:
> 
> I think it would be really great if manufacturers added cameras to
> other large and unwieldy objects. It would be so much fun to observe
> folks taking pictures with, say, a big colorful beachball, or a
> wheelbarrow, or a 4x8 sheet of 1/2" plywood.
> 
> #4 is interesting. Looks a lot like a photogram.
> 
> 
> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 11:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Bob W-PDML]

You should plant plane trees. We have them here and I haven't seen a giraffe in 
South London since the Ice age.

B

> On 15 May 2014, at 20:56, "Christine Aguila"  wrote:
> 
> Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to keep a 
> tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
>> 
>> Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
>> Regards,  Bob S.
>> 
>> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>>  wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>> 
>>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
>>> HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
>>> upload to the web.
>>> 
>>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>>> 
>>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
>>> out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>>> with it for a bit of variety.
>>> 
>>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>>> 
>>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

I shall mention this to our city planner at the next council meeting.  
Excellent idea!  Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 3:20 PM, Bob W-PDML  wrote:
> 
> You should plant plane trees. We have them here and I haven't seen a giraffe 
> in South London since the Ice age.
> 
> B
> 
>> On 15 May 2014, at 20:56, "Christine Aguila"  wrote:
>> 
>> Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to keep a 
>> tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>>> On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
>>> Regards,  Bob S.
>>> 
>>> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>>>  wrote:
 Hi Everyone:
 
 These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
 Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
 HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
 upload to the web.
 
 I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
 responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes! 
  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it 
 felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
 annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
 
 Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
 daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
 it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
 out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
 clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
 with it for a bit of variety.
 
 http://www.caguila.com/park/
 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Don Guthrie]

Obviously the PP negates any interest in the camera used in this case. 
But I admire your picture taking as i have never taken anything to like 
with any I-device. I think the 2nd one is very impressive. Freedom!


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Message: 15
Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 10:20:19 -0500
From: Christine Aguila
To: PDML List
Subject: OT: iPad Play
Message-ID:<7f64c22e-97de-4d08-b591-9b0ad5502...@caguila.com>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252

Hi Everyone:

These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
web.

I?m a more freeish bird now.  I?ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
that I?ve had for the last two years?all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a 
walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  Speaking 
of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)?at the age of 13, he?s 5 
foot 11 inches!

Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it is 
a bit awkward to handle?no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of you 
and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was 
fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.

http://www.caguila.com/park/

Cheers, Christine



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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Steve Cottrell]

On 15/5/14, Christine Aguila, discombobulated, unleashed:

>http://www.caguila.com/park/

Nice to hear from you! Good job, I like those XX

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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Stanley Halpin]

The first four don’t do anything for me but I quite like the abstraction of the 
fifth.

stan

On 15 May 2014, at 16:38, Christine Aguila  wrote:

> I shall mention this to our city planner at the next council meeting.  
> Excellent idea!  Cheers, Christine 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 3:20 PM, Bob W-PDML  wrote:
>> 
>> You should plant plane trees. We have them here and I haven't seen a giraffe 
>> in South London since the Ice age.
>> 
>> B
>> 
>>> On 15 May 2014, at 20:56, "Christine Aguila"  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to keep 
>>> a tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPad
>>> 
 On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
 
 Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
 Regards,  Bob S.
 
 On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
  wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
> 
> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, 
> Vintage HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported 
> them for upload to the web.
> 
> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   
> Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and 
> it felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in 
> PDML annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
> 
> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady 
> out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
> with it for a bit of variety.
> 
> http://www.caguila.com/park/
> 
> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks!  XXX, Sir Cotty!  Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 4:25 PM, "Steve Cottrell"  wrote:
> 
> On 15/5/14, Christine Aguila, discombobulated, unleashed:
> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
> 
> Nice to hear from you! Good job, I like those XX
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Well, they just may be an acquired taste. :-). Thanks, Stan. Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 4:27 PM, Stanley Halpin  
> wrote:
> 
> The first four don’t do anything for me but I quite like the abstraction of 
> the fifth.
> 
> stan
> 
>> On 15 May 2014, at 16:38, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>> 
>> I shall mention this to our city planner at the next council meeting.  
>> Excellent idea!  Cheers, Christine 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>>> On May 15, 2014, at 3:20 PM, Bob W-PDML  wrote:
>>> 
>>> You should plant plane trees. We have them here and I haven't seen a 
>>> giraffe in South London since the Ice age.
>>> 
>>> B
>>> 
 On 15 May 2014, at 20:56, "Christine Aguila"  wrote:
 
 Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to keep 
 a tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 
 
 Sent from my iPad
 
> On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
> 
> Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
> Regards,  Bob S.
> 
> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>  wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, 
>> Vintage HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported 
>> them for upload to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   
>> Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, 
>> and it felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think 
>> portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used 
>> to it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it 
>> steady out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not 
>> shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to 
>> do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Don. Much appreciated. Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Don Guthrie  wrote:
> 
> Obviously the PP negates any interest in the camera used in this case. But I 
> admire your picture taking as i have never taken anything to like with any 
> I-device. I think the 2nd one is very impressive. Freedom!
> 
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>> Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 10:20:19 -0500
>> From: Christine Aguila
>> To: PDML List
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>> Message-ID:<7f64c22e-97de-4d08-b591-9b0ad5502...@caguila.com>
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252
>> 
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I?m a more freeish bird now.  I?ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I?ve had for the last two years?all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)?at the age of 13, he?s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle?no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
>> Cheers, Christine
> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Ann Sanfedele]

I like the tree-hugger and the color one.. still would rather see your 
straight work, though.  Some cheek after my pink dogwood fabric design , eh?


It is fun to play, though.

ann


On 5/15/2014 11:20, Christine Aguila wrote:

Hi Everyone:

These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air.  
The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, then 
just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload to the 
web.

I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work responsibilities 
that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a 
walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt such a luxury.  Speaking 
of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 
foot 11 inches!

Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it is 
a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of you 
and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was 
fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.

http://www.caguila.com/park/

Cheers, Christine



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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Stanley Halpin]

On 15 May 2014, at 17:44, Christine Aguila  wrote:

> Well, they just may be an acquired taste. :-). Thanks, Stan. Cheers, 
> Christine 

Well, keep on doing them, I’ll keep looking, and maybe I will acquire the 
taste. But then again, I am an old codger…

stan

> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 4:27 PM, Stanley Halpin  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> The first four don’t do anything for me but I quite like the abstraction of 
>> the fifth.
>> 
>> stan
>> 
>>> On 15 May 2014, at 16:38, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I shall mention this to our city planner at the next council meeting.  
>>> Excellent idea!  Cheers, Christine 
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPad
>>> 
 On May 15, 2014, at 3:20 PM, Bob W-PDML  wrote:
 
 You should plant plane trees. We have them here and I haven't seen a 
 giraffe in South London since the Ice age.
 
 B
 
> On 15 May 2014, at 20:56, "Christine Aguila"  
> wrote:
> 
> Yep, our neighborhood has always had a problem with giraffes. Hard to 
> keep a tree around here.  :-). Cheers, Christine 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
>> On May 15, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Bob Sullivan  wrote:
>> 
>> Looks like the giraffes are eating the tree bark again.
>> Regards,  Bob S.
>> 
>> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Christine Aguila
>>  wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>> 
>>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, 
>>> Vintage HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported 
>>> them for upload to the web.
>>> 
>>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   
>>> Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, 
>>> and it felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think 
>>> portrait in PDML annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>>> 
>>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used 
>>> to it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it 
>>> steady out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not 
>>> shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to 
>>> do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.
>>> 
>>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>>> 
>>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[steve harley]

on 2014-05-15 9:20 Christine Aguila wrote

Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The daylight 
glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to it, and it is 
a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out in front of you 
and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be clumsy.  Still, it was 
fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting with it for a bit of variety.

http://www.caguila.com/park/


hmm, i like the last two, especially the color abstract, but the color/texture 
of your nephew's outfit jarred with the retro look for me


iPad is a pretty decent camera in itself, though i think it could be even 
better as an interface for a separate camera (which would resolve some of the 
ergonomic issues)



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Re: OT: iPad Play

[steve harley]

on 2014-05-15 13:44 Bruce Walker wrote

I think it would be really great if manufacturers added cameras to
other large and unwieldy objects. It would be so much fun to observe
folks taking pictures with, say, a big colorful beachball  [...]


heh!




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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Ann!  I like the tree hugger one too. Makes me giggle. Cheers, 
Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 5:34 PM, Ann Sanfedele  wrote:
> 
> I like the tree-hugger and the color one.. still would rather see your 
> straight work, though.  Some cheek after my pink dogwood fabric design , eh?
> 
> It is fun to play, though.
> 
> ann
> 
> 
>> On 5/15/2014 11:20, Christine Aguila wrote:
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I’m a more freeish bird now.  I’ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I’ve had for the last two years—all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)—at the age of 13, he’s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
>> Cheers, Christine
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Steve!  I once saw a gallery of work by a woman who shot with the iPad. 
The stuff was beautiful--high contrast black and white still life stuff. Just 
lovely. I was thinking of her work when I was shooting yesterday, though what I 
did and what she does is, in fact, quite different. 

Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 15, 2014, at 7:14 PM, steve harley  wrote:
> 
> on 2014-05-15 9:20 Christine Aguila wrote
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle—no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
> 
> hmm, i like the last two, especially the color abstract, but the 
> color/texture of your nephew's outfit jarred with the retro look for me
> 
> iPad is a pretty decent camera in itself, though i think it could be even 
> better as an interface for a separate camera (which would resolve some of the 
> ergonomic issues)
> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[mike wilson]

On 15/05/2014, Christine Aguila  wrote:

>
> http://www.caguila.com/park/

Just had a chance to look at these.  What's with the ringed trees?
Park people usually like things nice and tidy, so unwanted trees are
cut down.  Ringed trees (I'm assuming the other trees in the
background are similarly mutilated) are dead and will fall down at
some point.  Litigators 'r' us will have a field day if one piledrives
a granny into the dirt, as happens so often to poor W. E. Coyote.

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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Don!  Much Appreciated!  Cheers, Christine


On May 15, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Don Guthrie  wrote:

> Obviously the PP negates any interest in the camera used in this case. But I 
> admire your picture taking as i have never taken anything to like with any 
> I-device. I think the 2nd one is very impressive. Freedom!
> 
> pdml-requ...@pdml.net wrote:
>> Message: 15
>> Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 10:20:19 -0500
>> From: Christine Aguila
>> To: PDML List
>> Subject: OT: iPad Play
>> Message-ID:<7f64c22e-97de-4d08-b591-9b0ad5502...@caguila.com>
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252
>> 
>> Hi Everyone:
>> 
>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad Air. 
>>  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage HD, 
>> then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for upload 
>> to the web.
>> 
>> I?m a more freeish bird now.  I?ve completed some heavy work 
>> responsibilities that I?ve had for the last two years?all gone now.   Yes!  
>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>> annual)?at the age of 13, he?s 5 foot 11 inches!
>> 
>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle?no camera strap, holding it steady out 
>> in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>> with it for a bit of variety.
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>> 
>> Cheers, Christine
> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Paul Stenquist]

Excellent! Love the look.

Paul
On May 16, 2014, at 12:39 PM, Christine Aguila  wrote:

> Thanks, Don!  Much Appreciated!  Cheers, Christine
> 
> 
> On May 15, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Don Guthrie  wrote:
> 
>> Obviously the PP negates any interest in the camera used in this case. But I 
>> admire your picture taking as i have never taken anything to like with any 
>> I-device. I think the 2nd one is very impressive. Freedom!
>> 
>> pdml-requ...@pdml.net wrote:
>>> Message: 15
>>> Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 10:20:19 -0500
>>> From: Christine Aguila
>>> To: PDML List
>>> Subject: OT: iPad Play
>>> Message-ID:<7f64c22e-97de-4d08-b591-9b0ad5502...@caguila.com>
>>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252
>>> 
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>> 
>>> These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
>>> Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
>>> HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
>>> upload to the web.
>>> 
>>> I?m a more freeish bird now.  I?ve completed some heavy work 
>>> responsibilities that I?ve had for the last two years?all gone now.   Yes!  
>>> Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it felt 
>>> such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
>>> annual)?at the age of 13, he?s 5 foot 11 inches!
>>> 
>>> Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
>>> daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
>>> it, and it is a bit awkward to handle?no camera strap, holding it steady 
>>> out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
>>> clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
>>> with it for a bit of variety.
>>> 
>>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
>>> 
>>> Cheers, Christine
>> 
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

I'm not sure what the plans are for those trees. This area of the park has been 
relandscaped to minimize flooding in the area. It looks quite pretty, though 
admittedly the trees look odd. Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 16, 2014, at 3:56 AM, mike wilson  wrote:
> 
>> On 15/05/2014, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> http://www.caguila.com/park/
> 
> Just had a chance to look at these.  What's with the ringed trees?
> Park people usually like things nice and tidy, so unwanted trees are
> cut down.  Ringed trees (I'm assuming the other trees in the
> background are similarly mutilated) are dead and will fall down at
> some point.  Litigators 'r' us will have a field day if one piledrives
> a granny into the dirt, as happens so often to poor W. E. Coyote.
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Re: OT: iPad Play

[Christine Aguila]

Thanks, Paul. Cheers, Christine 

Sent from my iPad

> On May 16, 2014, at 4:26 PM, Paul Stenquist  wrote:
> 
> Excellent! Love the look.
> 
> Paul
>> On May 16, 2014, at 12:39 PM, Christine Aguila  wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks, Don!  Much Appreciated!  Cheers, Christine
>> 
>> 
>>> On May 15, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Don Guthrie  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Obviously the PP negates any interest in the camera used in this case. But 
>>> I admire your picture taking as i have never taken anything to like with 
>>> any I-device. I think the 2nd one is very impressive. Freedom!
>>> 
>>> pdml-requ...@pdml.net wrote:
 Message: 15
 Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 10:20:19 -0500
 From: Christine Aguila
 To: PDML List
 Subject: OT: iPad Play
 Message-ID:<7f64c22e-97de-4d08-b591-9b0ad5502...@caguila.com>
 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252
 
 Hi Everyone:
 
 These 5 pictures were shot with the iPad Air and rendered with the iPad 
 Air.  The combination of photo apps used were Photogene, Snapseed, Vintage 
 HD, then just a bit of lightening in Lightroom when I imported them for 
 upload to the web.
 
 I?m a more freeish bird now.  I?ve completed some heavy work 
 responsibilities that I?ve had for the last two years?all gone now.   Yes! 
  Yes!  Yes!  I took a walk in the park yesterday with my nephew, and it 
 felt such a luxury.  Speaking of my nephew, Akira, (think portrait in PDML 
 annual)?at the age of 13, he?s 5 foot 11 inches!
 
 Shooting with the iPad was fun, but I did have some challenges.  The 
 daylight glare on the screen was somewhat annoying, but I did get used to 
 it, and it is a bit awkward to handle?no camera strap, holding it steady 
 out in front of you and figuring out how to hold when not shooting can be 
 clumsy.  Still, it was fun and a bit freeing.  I aim to do more shooting 
 with it for a bit of variety.
 
 http://www.caguila.com/park/
 
 Cheers, Christine
>>> 
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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Toine]

Amazing it also bends and the screen is working!
Toine

On 9 April 2010 22:30, Cotty  wrote:
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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Bruce Walker]

Cotty wrote:

Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...




Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he 
dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to 
get that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!


And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an 
implosion causing a black hole?


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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[AlunFoto]

2010/4/9 Bruce Walker :
>
> Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he
> dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to get
> that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!

Ah, but it's iSmoke.
Probably with a faint, fruity scent.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Bruce Walker]

AlunFoto wrote:

2010/4/9 Bruce Walker :

Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he
dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to get
that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!


Ah, but it's iSmoke.
Probably with a faint, fruity scent.

Jostein


It only smells fruity if your DNA includes the fanboy gene.  Otherwise, 
it just smells like shit.


:-)

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[eckinator]

2010/4/9 Bruce Walker :
>
> And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an
> implosion causing a black hole?

well I'd say put one in the Large Hadron Collider but they actually
use those blenders to make them pesky Hadrons...

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[David Parsons]

I'd be really impressed if that blender can turn the solid aluminum
back cover to dust like that. :)

On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 4:50 PM, Bruce Walker  wrote:
> Cotty wrote:
>>
>> Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
>>
>> 
>
> Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he
> dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to get
> that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!
>
> And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an
> implosion causing a black hole?
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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[John Sessoms]

From: Bruce Walker

Cotty wrote:

> Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
> 
> 


Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he 
dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to 
get that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!


And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an 
implosion causing a black hole?


You ought to send them a suggestion/question about that. Maybe they'll 
try it and post the video to YouTube.


BTW, that guy is *COMPLETELY* around the bend.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Rob Studdert]

On 10/04/2010, Cotty  wrote:
> Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
>
> 

Now there's a total waste of electrons and neurons.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[eckinator]

SECONDED!

2010/4/10 John Sessoms :
> From: Bruce Walker
>>
>> Cotty wrote:
>>>
>>> > Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
>>> > >
>>> > > 
>>
>> Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he
>> dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to get
>> that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!
>>
>> And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an
>> implosion causing a black hole?
>
> You ought to send them a suggestion/question about that. Maybe they'll try
> it and post the video to YouTube.
>
> BTW, that guy is *COMPLETELY* around the bend.
>
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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Brian Walters]

On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 19:10 -0400, "John Sessoms" 
wrote:
> From: Bruce Walker
> > Cotty wrote:
> >> > Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
> >> > 
> >> > 
> > 
> > Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he 
> > dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to 
> > get that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!
> > 
> > And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there an 
> > implosion causing a black hole?
> 
> You ought to send them a suggestion/question about that. Maybe they'll 
> try it and post the video to YouTube.
> 
> BTW, that guy is *COMPLETELY* around the bend.


I think he's actually 'around the blend'


Cheers

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[CheekyGeek]

Follow-up is funny!
"We noticed the polarity of how people FEEL about the iPad..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_BshfWGQos

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[John Celio]

>> > 
>
> Fun aside, I'm surprised the presenter doesn't wear a face mask when he
> dumps the freshly pulverized iPad onto the table.  I wouldn't want to
> get that crap in /my/ lungs.  Yech!
>
> And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  Or is there 
> an

> implosion causing a black hole?

You ought to send them a suggestion/question about that. Maybe they'll
try it and post the video to YouTube.

BTW, that guy is *COMPLETELY* around the bend.



I think he's actually 'around the blend'


Brian, that's purée comedy gold.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Bertil Holmberg]

This is an act of vandalism, probably the lowest possible form of human 
activity.

It also shows gross contempt for the underpaid Chinese girls that works long 
hours to produce all the nice things that we in the western world can buy for a 
very small part of our large salaries.

Shame on you too for enjoying this charade.

Bertil

PS No, I certainly don't laugh at myself, I love my iPad.

10 apr 2010 kl. 00:43 skrev pdml-requ...@pdml.net:

> Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
> 
> 


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RE: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Bob W]

> > And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?  
> Or is there 
> > an implosion causing a black hole?
> 
> well I'd say put one in the Large Hadron Collider but they 
> actually use those blenders to make them pesky Hadrons...
> 

They can turn large hadrons into small hadrons so they avoid all those
collisions.



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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[AlunFoto]

2010/4/10 Bertil Holmberg :
> This is an act of vandalism, probably the lowest possible form of human 
> activity.
>
> It also shows gross contempt for the underpaid Chinese girls that works long 
> hours to produce all the nice things that we in the western world can buy for 
> a very small part of our large salaries.
>
> Shame on you too for enjoying this charade.

Rather enjoy this charade than underpaid chinese girls.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[AlunFoto]

2010/4/10 Bob W :
>> > And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?
>> Or is there
>> > an implosion causing a black hole?
>>
>> well I'd say put one in the Large Hadron Collider but they
>> actually use those blenders to make them pesky Hadrons...
>>
>
> They can turn large hadrons into small hadrons so they avoid all those
> collisions.
>

They can't proficient in traffic management down there. Just one large
roundabout, and everything start crashing together.

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[eckinator]

2010/4/10 AlunFoto :
> 2010/4/10 Bob W :
>>> > And on a recursive note: can one Blendtec blend another?
>>> > Or is there an implosion causing a black hole?
>>>
>>> well I'd say put one in the Large Hadron Collider but they
>>> actually use those blenders to make them pesky Hadrons...
>>
>> They can turn large hadrons into small hadrons so they avoid all those
>> collisions.
>
> They can't proficient in traffic management down there. Just one large
> roundabout, and everything start crashing together.

Well yes and no, they can predict when and where collisions occur -
they should forget about the Large Hadron Blender, perfect their
prediction system and sell it to car insurance companies for handsome
sum to be paid to the Large Fortune Collector

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[William Robb]

- Original Message - 
From: "AlunFoto"

Subject: Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?




Shame on you too for enjoying this charade.


Rather enjoy this charade than underpaid chinese girls.


Underpaid Chinese girls can be enjoyable.

WW

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Cotty]

On 10/4/10, Bertil Holmberg, discombobulated, unleashed:

>It also shows gross contempt for the underpaid Chinese girls that works
>long hours to produce all the nice things that we in the western world
>can buy for a very small part of our large salaries.

Not at all mate - I love my Chinese girls ;-)

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Anthony Farr]

It's not all gratuitous destructiveness on BlendTec:

http://www.blendtec.com/willitblend/videos.aspx?type=unsafe&video=olympus2

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On 10 April 2010 17:52, Bertil Holmberg  wrote:
> This is an act of vandalism, probably the lowest possible form of human 
> activity.
>
> It also shows gross contempt for the underpaid Chinese girls that works long 
> hours to produce all the nice things that we in the western world can buy for 
> a very small part of our large salaries.
>
> Shame on you too for enjoying this charade.
>
> Bertil
>
> PS No, I certainly don't laugh at myself, I love my iPad.
>
> 10 apr 2010 kl. 00:43 skrev pdml-requ...@pdml.net:
>
>> Fanboys should be able to laugh at themselves...
>>
>> 
>
>

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Re: OT - iPad: Will It Blend?

[Cotty]

On 11/4/10, Anthony Farr, discombobulated, unleashed:

>It's not all gratuitous destructiveness on BlendTec:
>
>http://www.blendtec.com/willitblend/videos.aspx?type=unsafe&video=olympus2

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Re: OT: iPad - how much memory is enough?

[steve harley]

On 2011-03-18 17:20 , eckinator wrote:

I need to buy one as a demonstration system for my business and can't
decide whether to be sensible and buy el cheapo 16 gb or one of the
bigger ones - does anyone have experience with one?


i have a little experience, and have been planning a purchase of a 16GB 
iPad 2 for my partner


the memory is not RAM, it's just the storage, so it really depends what 
you'll store on there; video is the big factor, but still you can have a 
few hours of good quality video (depending on compression used); photos, 
music, most apps, are very modest in size so it takes a great many of 
these to make a difference; i'd say unless you plan many presentations 
with long video clips 16GB will probably be fine; in terms of running 
apps or web apps the amount of storage won't make a difference in the 
performance


also, at least in the US the resale values have so far been pretty good 
(even for I when II came out), so if you are surprised to find you need 
more storage, you could trade up without much of a loss



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Re: OT: iPad - how much memory is enough?

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 4:44 PM, steve harley  wrote:
> On 2011-03-18 17:20 , eckinator wrote:
>>
>> I need to buy one as a demonstration system for my business and can't
>> decide whether to be sensible and buy el cheapo 16 gb or one of the
>> bigger ones - does anyone have experience with one?
>
> i have a little experience, and have been planning a purchase of a 16GB iPad
> 2 for my partner ...

My partner is a "whole enchilada" kinda guy so I'm buying him the iPad
2 64G ATT network model.

My own needs are more modest. An iPad 2 32G WiFi-only will do me fine.
(I use a Verizon 3G MiFi on pay-as-you-go for a mobile hotspot, does
the same thing as having one or the other 3G cellular connect in the
iPad and services my iPod Touch and MBP as well when I'm out of range
of an established WiFi hot-spot too.)
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