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My husband the techie liked this setup. I personally liked the green/yellow color scheme on the trailer.
Ok, I'm a techie. I have a pocket PC cell phone....if you can even call it a phone. I just installed the Yahoo! Go application. It's a pretty nice application.
This is the latest mask I'm working on.
Skin: Voodoo Butterfly Bare
Shape: Voodoo Butterfly Tall and Skinny
Eyes: Obsidian Eyes
Hair: Curious Kitties
This is another take on this shot with my friend's camera (t2i) and lens (50mm f1.4). Definitely more bokeh!
It doesn't get more "techie" that robotics. So this page had to be entered in the "Tech This Out" challenge at Paper Issues (paperissues.blogspot.com/).
This layout is also entered in the "Anything Goes" July challenge at Clique Kits (cliquekits.wordpress.com/).
Products:
papers - Elle's Studio, Doodlebug
tags - Elle' Studio
letters - Thickers, Elle's Studio
wood - Studio Calico
We nearly all use them as they have become the de facto standard for digital cameras.
After a slight accident with this one I can now show the insides of an SD card.
They seem to be very reliable. Even in this state I was able to fit the bits together, push it into the SD slot and download all the pictures.
How did I manage to break one? I'm not entirely sure but I think part of the thin plastic framework, around the metal contacts, had broken off and made pushing the SD card into its slot more difficult. Instead of checking why it seemed stiff I just pushed - Ooops! I've also now read of accidents caused by the fact they stick out of your computer.
Now I’m going to get technical! What do those numbers mean?
The 10 inside a C (after “8GB”) means it is the fastest class of card in a standard high speed reader. As it also says this means 30MB a second. Great for still pictures, even large RAW images, and most video. The 1 inside a U means it is also a “Ultra High Speed” card, when used in a device with a UHS connection, such as a good video camera, coping with data streams of up to 312 MB per second.
There is a U3 card, but this is a fair bit more expensive and only relevant if you are shooting 4K video with your camera.