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I have a couple of copies of TI 2010, but it still has some bugs and was hoping they were fixed. However, one of the annoyaces of TI is that the format of the tib files is not backwards compatible with older versions. :porc:

Perhaps the 2xAA type is becoming more popular. The new Fenix E21 is rated at 150 lumens and not bad at $35. It is certainly less bulky. I may buy some as Christmas gifts. :santa:

I've not seen those for sale, but at the price they would be good to leave in vehicles or have as backups.

2010 was one of the weakest Photokinas in years. There was hardly anything to speak of in 35mm DSLRs and most of the new lenses were simply updates. Where is the 1Ds MK IV or D800? :silent:

IME even if the image is of an unfrgmented drive it may restore with some fragmentation unless the sector-by-sector method is used.

Thanks, but is the forum fixed?

What is the verdict on True Image 2011? :beye:

That would be me. But I would use the secure erase utility to wipe the drive rather than the damaging defrag.

The site is slow and stalled when I tried to post a reply. Then the post appeared in triplicate. Something is amiss. :(

I assume the crashing is due to memory limitations, at least that is the usual error. There is no excuse for it in any case.

I'm assuming you mean the best ~normal lenses. You must have used some fine macro lenses somewhere along the way.

Everyone doesn't want the social interaction of the cities. It's awful most of the time. If I had substantial wealth, I'd buy a place in the desert about 120-180 miles from a mid-sized city and only go to town a couple times per month. I'd be fine with 1 Mbps or thereabouts.

I have a multitude of LED flashlights, but the TK11 is still my favorite. Mine have held up well to rain and numerous drops and scrapes. I think the lights were a little over $100 each with two batteries and a charger.

I wish the 2TB 7200 RPM drives were cheaper. (I'm not counting the slow Hitachi oldie.) My 2TB WD2001FASS is almost twice as much, but worth it. I wonder when we will have 3x667GB 7200 ROM drives, or will there be 4x750GB 3TB drives first?

The 2TB F4 is only $95 now, 4KB sectors and all. :spiderman:

I have little use for such fiber speeds. I don't play video games online or download illegal movies. Will SF load any faster? :lol:

So you were back in a few minutes with the super-speed connection then? :D

How many TB is that download? :bsmurf:

Arrrrggh. I forgot about it again.

superbiiz???

I don't see how that is relevant to DPP.

I don't see such an option. Are you using DPP 3.8?

Why didn't they design it to be serviceable?

Wow, 10? I'm waiting for 3-4TB drives before buying too many 2TB drives ahead of the need. I only have ~60TB in total drives now.

I need to use the notebook and associated 2.5" drives in December. How long do I need to keep 8-9 overall sets? :cat:

Microcenter

OMG, there must be a better way. It took several days to convert 26K files to 1536x1024 jpegs. I selected all the files in a folder of ~2500 and started conversions, then did the same with two other folders. Processing more than three folders simultaneously thrashed the drive excessively...

I picked up two of the the old models at $110 each for safekeeping.

I'm OK with that method if the upgraded functionality is permanently set in the CPU itself. A concern would be if the CPU reverts to a more basic mode in another system.

One assumes that climbing is not allowed in high winds. :hurl:

There should be some insurance, but maybe it would not pay?

Where is it mentioned that color is 10 bits per channel? I thought Displayport was needed for that.

This year I think. Perhaps they make the monitors cheap and junky with terrible warranties to lower the overall price.

3 flights of stairs are as much as I would voluntarily climb. Towers are for the healthy pros.

DPP seems to have a limit of about 3000 RAW files per folder, which is quite annoying. I think it is a 32-bit app.

I thought it was some kind of Chevy. :razz:

Hmm. It appears that there is a small pop-off flash on the 7D. I don't think it would work very well with a 500 or 600/4. :dwarf:

It is pink and purple, so it must be good.

I don't know if the flash has firmware, but the 7D is not involved.

13,000 remaining...

I'd like to buy a new monitor too, but there is no price drop on these yet.

The software does not matter as they all produce similar messages. It is complicated since I have 3-4 copies of the data. It is very odd that the 15 images are with a specific camera and the only ones taken with a flash, yet one copy seems to be fine. Now I have to convert all the files...

Prices are higher than they were a few months ago though.

2TB F3 is out of stock. Is it already too late? :alb:

Aaaaagh! 15 files are corrupted. Now I don't trust them all. :mad:

The crystal dickmark results are inconsistent with three other apps, the manufacturer's specs, and widely reported results.

Weather was difficult and there was never enough light to shoot properly. Too often it was either the 7D or a 1Ds III with a 1.4x. In good light the latter is the usual choice, but not at the low light limits for the subjects.

According to the crystal dickmark the write speeds are all over the place, sometimes half of what they are otherwise. :viking: Maybe I should throw out the X25-E.

I ended up using the 7D much more that I expected or wanted to. :cyclopsani:

Mine lost the shine rather quikcly. It scrapes on the ground, etc. and scraches rather easily after a few days of use.