Can Live View Be Used To Count Sunspots?

DSLR Honesty wrote:

> the full sunlight hitting the ...back of the bird.

That's what you call 'available light?
OK
SLR shooters usually use that term to mean less than full sunlight..
challenging conditions.
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DSLR Honesty wrote:

> Paul Furman wrote:
>
>>DSLR Honesty wrote:
>>
>>>the full sunlight hitting the ...back of the bird.
>>
>>That's what you call 'available light?
>>OK
>>SLR shooters usually use that term to mean less than full sunlight..
>>challenging conditions.
>
> Oh, you mean like this?

That's not a hummingbird at sunset.



I have no idea what that photo is, what camera, what settings or even if
it's yours the way you present it and refuse to discuss settings so why
should I have a conversation with you about it? That seems awfully
pointless doesn't it? How big can you print it and look decent?
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DSLR Honesty wrote:
> Paul Furman wrote:
>>DSLR Honesty wrote:
>>>Paul Furman wrote:
>>>>DSLR Honesty wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>the full sunlight hitting the ...back of the bird.
>>>>
>>>>That's what you call 'available light?
>>>>OK
>>>>SLR shooters usually use that term to mean less than full sunlight..
>>>>challenging conditions.
>>>
>>>Oh, you mean like this?
>>
>>That's not a hummingbird at sunset.
>>
>>
>>
>>I have no idea what that photo is, what camera, what settings or even if
>>it's yours the way you present it and refuse to discuss settings so why
>>should I have a conversation with you about it?
>
> And do you honestly think that I'd want to teach you fools anything by
> discussing equipment, settings, and techniques with you? You couldn't afford
> what it would cost for lessons from me. The only thing you need to know is that
> I use a P&S camera and that I would _NEVER_, _NEVER_, _EVER_ buy a DSLR because
> of how much it limits my ability to take exceptional photographs.

You haven't even said why.
This is not very interesting to me.
You aren't very fun to play with.


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DSLR Honesty <97971234.DeleteThis@maininator.com> wrote:

>Okay, my playtime is over, you useless DSLR kiddies.
>
>Time to take my P&S sample photos down.

Before the real photographer notices you trying to take credit for his
work.

--
Ray Fischer
rfischer.DeleteThis@sonic.net
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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 06:36:45 +0000, Fishermac wrote:

> X man why dont you just give up you are Soooo jealous of us rich DSLR
> owners who also all own P&S as well because we are rich enough to own
> every system and know there places. If you actual spent your energy
> getting a job and working you to could own a real camera instead the
> way you are going you will always be trailer trash and poor

In the UK he would have to be over 13 to even get a part time job so that
would be out.

--
Neil
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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 01:45:08 GMT, DSLR Honesty
<97971234 RemoveThis @maininator.com> wrote:

>On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 23:45:24 GMT, DSLR Honesty <97971234 RemoveThis @maininator.com> wrote:
>
>>Oh, well then, let me introduce you to Mr. Bird
>>Bill. Perhaps those bird-bill reflections will make your stupidity clearer to
>>you (and everyone else on the planet).
>
>Slight correction:
>
>MRS. Bird Bill
>
>

X man why dont you just give up you are Soooo jealous of us rich DSLR
owners who also all own P&S as well because we are rich enough to own
every system and know there places. If you actual spent your energy
getting a job and working you to could own a real camera instead the
way you are going you will always be trailer trash and poor
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Rita Ä Berkowitz wrote:
> frederick wrote:
>
>> Of course with the weird oddball sensor size IdIII,
>> ultra-wide isn't possible, so YMMV.
>
> If I can't get the shot with the world famous 17-35/2.8 Nikkor on the Mk
> III's 1.3x crippled sensor than the shot isn't worth taking.
>
>
"Crippled" isn't acceptable to describe the sensor, and my
apologies because oddball and weird sensors can be part of
the normal sensor community - that was unfair of me.
It's a geometrically challenged sensor. It's inability to
fully integrate with any established system should be
celebrated for the value such diversity brings to the
photographic community.
Yes, you're right, the shot's worthless - in the same way
that an Olympic Gold for 100m is worthless if the runner had
two legs.
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Rita Ä Berkowitz wrote:
> frederick wrote:
>
>>> If I can't get the shot with the world famous 17-35/2.8 Nikkor on
>>> the Mk III's 1.3x crippled sensor than the shot isn't worth taking.
>>>
>>>
>> "Crippled" isn't acceptable to describe the sensor, and my
>> apologies because oddball and weird sensors can be part of
>> the normal sensor community - that was unfair of me.
>> It's a geometrically challenged sensor. It's inability to
>> fully integrate with any established system should be
>> celebrated for the value such diversity brings to the
>> photographic community.
>> Yes, you're right, the shot's worthless - in the same way
>> that an Olympic Gold for 100m is worthless if the runner had
>> two legs.
>
> Did I mention that the high ISO performance and dynamic range of the Mk
> III is beyond stunning? It's almost a miracle.
>

You can easily get the same effect by applying gaussian blur
to high iso shots from a dirt cheap P&S camera. Silky
smooth, but out of focus.
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On 9/11/07 7:48 PM, in article
1189558125.053177.184440.TakeThisOut@50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com, "Annika1980"
<annika1980.TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote:

> On Sep 11, 8:45 pm, DSLR Honesty <97971....TakeThisOut@maininator.com> wrote:
>
>> Keep practicing with that overpriced doorstop of yours. I'm sure you'll
>> figure
>> out how to get decent photos out of it someday. Oh wait, how many years have
>> you been practicing now, and you still can't get it right. Well, there's
>> always
>> the lovely "honorable mention" that goes to people like you, just for trying.
>> I
>> think they give them out to everyone at the Special Olympics too so nobody's
>> feelings are hurt. Maybe you should sign up with them, because you clearly
>> can't
>> compete with fully functioning photographers.
>
> Rita, I can smell your cunt.
>
> -Multiple Miggs
>
>
<snort>
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On 9/12/07 12:26 AM, in article 3rtee35u58mppqfdq45j68fmor33raqkrv RemoveThis @4ax.com,
"DSLR Honesty" <97971234 RemoveThis @maininator.com> wrote:

> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:43:58 GMT, DSLR Honesty <97971234 RemoveThis @maininator.com>
> wrote:
>
>>
>
> Okay, my playtime is over, you useless DSLR kiddies.
>
Toodles, honey!

Don't let the screen door hit you in your fat ass on the way out...
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On 9/12/07 12:39 AM, in article 46e77b8b$0$14064$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net,
"Ray Fischer" <rfischer DeleteThis @sonic.net> wrote:

> DSLR Honesty <97971234 DeleteThis @maininator.com> wrote:
>
>> Okay, my playtime is over, you useless DSLR kiddies.
>>
>> Time to take my P&S sample photos down.
>
> Before the real photographer notices you trying to take credit for his
> work.
<BFG!>
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If you aren't running a scan-back then you're all loosers
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