>Are you using any kind of software to archive your digital images from
>your D30 or D1? If so what software are you using?
>
>Robert
For scanned slides: Canto Cumulus single user (www.canto.com).
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New Lab is the gold standard for E-6. They're also pretty fast. I
don't have any recommendations for film--Gassers and
Photographers Supply are both close, and have all the films, but
nothing like B+H prices.
> Hi,
>
> I will be in San Francisco end of March until mid April on a business
> tr
Horizon Electronics has a permanent fix for the EOS 5 mode dial. They
replace the plastic pins with metal, and the lock button is disabled.
The cost of the modification is $120.00. They will also convert the A2/A2E
firmware (for $20.00) so a metering scale is displayed while you are in
metered ma
Hi All,
I know that this A2/A2e/5 Command dial issue has been
beaten to death but there seems to be some question as
to the fix. Some posters elsewhere have suggested
that Canon now has a metal(?) dial setup which "feels"
better than the original plastic based mechanicals for
the switchgear. Do
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> Hey all,
> I was on this list a few months ago, asked a-lot of
> questions. And now I'm back... :) with even m
Nick Wright wrote:
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| reservation I have about the A2 is it's focus tracking
| speed. One of the biggest reasons (and I'm sorry if I
| went over the last time) that I'm switching to Canon
| in the first place is that my camera cannot focus
| track a high school athlete running directly t
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I have used ACD See 3 and it was nothing more then an image viewer. I also
have THumbsplus 4.5, and it creates web pages very easily, contract sheets
etc. and have database capability. ACDSee was not very good with those,
seems like they added quite a few, but did you actually compare latest
versi
Hey all,
I was on this list a few months ago, asked a-lot of
questions. And now I'm back... :) with even more
questions!!! Earlier I explained that I was wanting to
switch from Pentax to Canon, well now I've finally
(almost at least) got the financing to facilitate a
complete switch into t
My vote goes to ACDSee 4.1
Its simply the fastest graphic engine available, you can directly browse
from CD albums as well.. Its far more advanced than Thumbs Plus!
www.acdsee.com
Cheers,
Ethan
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> Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 21:40:11 -0800 (PST)
> From: Robert Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: EOS d30/d1 archive software
>
> Are you using any kind of software to archive your digital images from
> your D30 or D1? If so what software are you using?
Thumbs Plus from http://www.cerious.com, t
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> So tell me - is it just me or do others find the same problems???
> Am I being too picky?
>
> While I'm on the ergonomics kick - I wonder whether any
> manufactures have toyed with the idea of selling camera bodies
> for left handers? They do it for things like guitars. Even at a
> price
http://www.photo.net/gc/view-one?classified_ad_id=470655
I am not the persons elling it, seems like a good deal.
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> Are you using any kind of software to archive your digital images from
> your D30 or D1? If so what software are you using?
There is a really good solution out there called Digital Pro. It was
designed by a photographer and meant only to help sort your digital
images no manipulation to sp
> Are you using any kind of software to archive your digital images from
> your D30 or D1? If so what software are you using?
I download the raw files through a CF card reader on my
desktop (or use the PCMCIA adapter and download onto the
laptop), and then use Bibble to convert to tiff. Another
Hi,
I will be in San Francisco end of March until mid April on a business
trip. Any good camera stores in the area and prehaps a place to get
some Velvia / E100S? I would probably be staying around Market and 3rd
street.
Also if anyone knows of a good place to get E-6 done before a trans-
pac
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm the owner of an EOS300 (Rebel 2000) + EF 28-105 3.5-4.5 USM lens. I want to
>buy a polarizer
> but I have some doubts. Why is better a circular polarizer that a lineal one? Are
>there differences
> in the resulting image?
With linear polarizer
Light becomes polarised when reflected off non-metallic surfaces, and the effect
is maximised at certain angles. The mirrors inside an EOS camera are set at
close to these angles so if incoming light is linearly polarised you will get
poor AF and possibly poor exposure metering (as in Canon FTb &
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