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My Nikkor 80 - 200 doesn't seem to be focusing correctly, but the dealer I purchased it from says I don't have a problem. What do you think?
To close this out, I did some further tests at different focal lengths, outside of the minimum focusing distance, and the lens is on the way back to the dealer to be recalibrated.
Job done!
I have never quite had a doll withhold his name from me for so long>~< Its so frustrating just calling him the new kid lol XD
This is the defective heatpipe of my MacBook 1.83GHz, responsible for my (more or less) random shutdowns as described in another picture.
It has been replaced today. I will see how long it makes my MacBook work now...
tbc
Probleme mit Fotos - Pfarrhofschleuse-Minolta Dimage 7i
Technologie / Wissenschaft · 15. September 2012 19:42 · Bearbeiten · Eintrag löschen
Betreffend meines Blog-Eintrages:" Pfarrhofschleuse-Alzkanal usw.........."
kam meine Kamera in" RICHTUNG BLITZ", an die Grenzen des machbaren.
Alle Fotos mit dem eingebauten Blitz meiner Minolta Dimage 7i waren auf einer bestimmten entfernung TOTAL unterbelichtet und nicht zu verwenden. WAS TUN??????????????????
NOT PROBLEM! Mal schnell im Internet nachgesehen was so ein externes BLITZDINGS für meine Kamera kostet!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Dachte mich trifft der BLITZ!!!!! - "650 Euro !!!!!!!!! "
NEIN DANKE ! - Also was jetzt??? DIE IDEE! Mal bei EBAY reinsehen. GESAGT - GETAN! Kam auf ein Angebot für genau diesen Artikel den ich so dringend benötigte. ICH war der höchstbietende und bekam den zuschlag für diese Auktion ! PREIS.....166 Euro! Habe den ersteigerten Artikel heute am 15.September 2012 erhalten und sofort getestet und begutachtet. DAS WAR EIN SCHNÄPPCHEN ! ALLES PASST! - Das BLITZDING ist vom Zustand her.........NEUWERTIG und übertrifft somit alle meine Erwartungen!
Ciao Rudi
She doesn't have the balance thing quite under control.
She was thinking about jumping of the couch, changed her mind n turned around and then fell down.
Sia Furler
1.9.08
New York, Union Square
in-store performance
at the Virgin Megastore
in support of her new CD
"Some People Have Real Problems"
No don't worry, she doesn't have access to her food like this! lol. I was pouring it from the 18lb bag into my tupperware containers to keep it fresh and Fudge just couldn't help reaching in for a taste. It was funny to watch her try and catch them falling into the container like snowflakes on her tongue. :O)
She was a people food pup back when my grandmother had her but had become allergic to people proteins such as chicken and beef. I remember the first time I brought the bag in the house from the vet (hypoallergenic for all her skin problems) she had that look on her face like "what, are we getting a dog?"
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First shoot with my new Zenit 11 (£15 off ebay) to find it has a shutter fault. thankfully a google search has revealed these are apparently easy to fix.
The lens is the SMC Pentax-A 70-210/4
The little ring thing is loose. It moves more or less depending on where the zoom and focus are set, and I'm pretty sure it has fallen down/scooted back far enough once to either interfere with the mirror, or at least block light -- I was able to see the curved black shape of the ring through the viewfinder and the image made was completely dark.
Would it be a terrible idea to leave this ring out? I don't want to damage my $500 camera with a $50 lens. :-/ And it's so loose, I can't believe it's serving any functional purpose.
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Yesterday, 27 May 2019 - one of the new problems on Flickr today is having comments and faves not appear. If you get a first comment or make a first comment on someone else's photo, that comment will disappear. The comment is listed under the "bell", but does not appear under the photo. The "bell" stated that I had a comment under each of the five photos I posted today. These were the first comments to be made. Two of the comments stayed, but there was no sign of the other three. The same with faves - some show up, others don't. Other people are having the same problem and have reported it to the Help Forum.
On 23 May 2019, Flickr was unusable and some of the channels on TV were also not working. Combined, these two things made me decide that enough is enough, and that I needed to go for a short drive.
My first stop was at a local pond in the city, where I enjoyed seeing this Lesser Scaup, a Coot, Mallards, and a Common Grackle or two. It was also fun to come across a small group of children with their "care-givers". I identified a Coot for them and told them that it was not a duck and that their babies were so ugly that they were very, very cute. I did see one Red-necked Grebe swimming, but I didn't venture further along the path as I zoomed in on two Police officers checking out a parked car along the pathway.
After spending a bit of time at this location, I drove westwards to my "usual" area, wondering if I would see Mountain Bluebirds and a Snipe. I was in luck with both. This is the area that my small "team" covers for the annual May Species Count, so I was curious as to what I/we might see. The 23rd annual Count took place the day before yesterday, on 26 May. The weather was good (3C - 17C) - no sign of the rain that we've been getting on far too many days recently. However we desperately need the moisture. There are already wild fires in Alberta and the number will only increase over the summer. It is supposed to be another bad summer with fires and smoke.
There were nine of us on the May Species Count, travelling in two cars. We were out for 7 hours, travelling 52 km in our Count area, and saw 66 bird species. I will add the list of species in a comment box below so that I will be able to look back in a year's time and remind myself of what we saw in 2019.
Here's a T-shirt advocating men solve their problems by throwing their girlfriend out the window (or through the wall). It was for sale at Kohl's, and created a stir. Kohl's took it off their website, but - Google be praised - could still be retrieved.
There is a serious problem with cool's appropriation of domestic violence of late. If you (boys) want to be cool, you need to beat your girlfriends. Or use them for your own gratification.
Cool has always been about transgression, so domestic violence-as-cool shouldn't surprise us.
Metra F40C 611 departs Bensenville, IL with a inbound. All seemed normal here, but just minutes later, 611 suffered a major mechanical failure and broke down in Franklin Park.
Today, I'm going to write a couple of long things that call a lot of people dumb. I do a better job with these kinds of things when I just write them right off when it hits me to do it, and I've been putting this one off a bit. But I really do want to put this out there, so I'm just going to go ahead and do it.
The thesis: Americans are really dumb about immigration. We're dumb and insular and paranoid. We've ignored our own origins -- the people I've known who hate immigration the most are all second- or third-generation Americans whose grandparents passed easily through Ellis Island without any kind of visa. We've forgotten the whole point of the American experiment. Those of us who claim moral superiority based on a spurious attachment to a contorted form of Christianity have devolved into race-based nationalists. We've needlessly handcuffed the economy because we don't understand how much capitalism depends on the constant flow of new labor that birth rates can't sustain. In a couple of words, we're stoopid. You can see it in these signs on a protest fence in Chicago's Brighton Park neighborhood. "We are uneasy and scared." And, well ... God forbid you be uneasy!
"Say, Clint," You might be saying. "You've ranted on about versions of this before. What's the deal, now?"
Well, friends, here's the problem, and it starts with the moron governor of Texas.
Greg Abbott was elected Texas governor after a long stint as the state's attorney general that focused mainly on important issues like banning sex toys and encouraging large corporations to physically harm as many people as possible. He's been a big supporter of Trump and has sung all of MAGA's greatest hits, and he absolutely hates brown people. His state has a long border with Mexico, and he hates the idea that people cross it, even refugees who have a legal right to seek asylum under the laws of the United States. He'd shoot them all if he could. He's placed barriers in the Rio Grande to drown people trying to cross. He's put Texas National Guard soldiers along the river and ordered them to force men, women, and children gasping for air back into the water. He's a huge anti-abortion guy who loves life so much that he'll kill a woman to prove it, but he loves watching brown kids die.
He's also big on stunt, and for the last year or so, his big stunt has been to grab as many of the people who've made it across the federal border into Texas territory as he can, load them up onto rickety, unregulated buses and ship them all to liberal northern cities he doesn't like. Chicago has been a big target on the MAGA radar for years, so a lot of those buses are running up I-57, where they dump a few hundred refugee immigrants on some random street in the middle of the night and leave them all to figure it out. Abbott could have the buses drop them off at some central processing location and let the city know they're coming and when, but what's the fun in that? That wouldn't be cruel enough, so he just dumps them in random spots, and everybody has to scramble to figure it out on the fly. The city's tried mandating that the buses follow an actual procedure, and the city council recently passed an ordinance allowing them to impound buses that drop the migrants outside a specific location. They nabbed one bus and found the bus driver didn't have a drivers license. Texas responded by flying 90-someodd migrants up here on a private plane and dumping them in a random hangar. The "handlers" ducked out in an uber before the cops showed up.
According to the internet, between August of 2022 and the start of this month, December of 2023, the Greg Abbott buses have dumped 21,700 refugees on the streets of Chicago. (This seems hugely counterproductive if you're looking at this from a xenophobe's standpoint, because now you've got 21,700 people you don't want in the country 1,500 miles from the Mexican border. They could go anywhere.) As of the end of October, this program has cost the taxpayers of state of Texas -- which still hasn't figured out how electricity works -- about $75 million. Switching over to planes will pump that up fast.
But here's the thing about this whole Greg Abbott deal: he accidentally kind of has point.
He has his point for stupid, racist, xenophobic reasons, and he's making his point with as much inhumane cruelty as he can manage. He mostly just wants to troll Chicago mayors Lori Lightfoot and Brandon Johnson, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, and US President Joe Biden. But he's trolling them with a point.
Immigration is a federal issue, and it is up to the federal government to handle it with federal resources. It's unfair to place the financial burden of this issue on any one state, but the states along the southern border with Mexico -- Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and California -- have borne the brunt of the cost. The federal government, meanwhile, has been running a wildly haphazard border immigration policy for decades, and has never managed to figure out a logical, reasonable system for processing people. It really needs to do this. In a best-case scenario, the feds would take this thing over and run it themselves at the border crossings. At the very least, they need to supply federal money to cover the states' cost.
But the feds won't do that, and politicians like Greg Abbott are the reason why. People like Greg Abbott don't want to solve the problem. Their only solution is simply to shut the door. Build a wall, put up a bunch of barbed wire, drown people in the river and shoot whoever makes it across, and that is no solution. People have a right codified in American law to seek asylum, and we need a rational process to allow these people in. More than that, the continued success of this nation absolutely depends on new people coming in. But Congress -- where Republicans reign in the House -- would never authorize any such system. And so we're frozen, impotent, unable as a nation to act. So Greg Abbott will just keep up his human trafficking, keep using Texas money to put people on crap buses and planes, and dumping them in the night.
Another Leyland Panther (this one a PSUR1A/1R) with Alexander body, new in 1969 and just old enough to have been new to Newcastle Corporation. It was photographed in the as yet unsurfaced car park at the new National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, on Thursday 23rd October 1980. The Commercial Motor Show was on at the time and the bus is kitted out as some sort of travelling demo vehicle for Webasto heaters.
Webasto heaters? Well, my knowledge is derived from experience with Bristol Omnibus Co. which, following complaints from drivers about poor heating (a constant of life on the buses) fitted Webasto heaters in the cabs of some of its Bristol VRTs. The heaters burned diesel from the fuel tank. I seem to remember that you had to fumble awkwardly behind the seat for the switch and wait for a "countdown" after which the heater "fired", causing huge clouds of diesel smoke to rise from an exhaust pipe under the cab. This could be quite a crowd-stopper if the heater sparked up while the bus was standing at a bus stop in a busy street. Passers-by turned and stared, wondering whether the bus was on fire. The idea was a bit of a non-starter really. The fundamental problem in such vehicles as the VRT was that the cab was open and any warmth dissipated into the interior of the bus ...or into the outside air when the doors opened. Many of the fitted units seemed to go for five minutes or so and then turn themselves off. The outlet was at floor level and when the heaters worked they flambéd one's feet but left the rest of one's person unwarmed. I feared chillblains.