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In the close view of the NN5 it looks like the generic plate is not attached with a clamp, much less an A-S clamp. Rather, it looks like the plate is screwed on. Perhaps a proper clamp could be installed, but probably not directly to the screw from the positioning knob. Even if it could be...

I can't figure out how that contraption attaches to the L plate or lens plate. Is it not A-S compatible?

See what you have done. :lol:

SF has been doing fine all evening. Maybe Uda has flaky cable or - dare I say it - a Mac problem. :D

4-5 more states in the next month. :( Airports are probably chock full of diseased people.

Exposures are inconsistent. Check the manual for histogram functions.

I don't have any issues on startup, only when resuming from standby.

That never worked for my systems for some reason. It is annoying because the video reverts when resuming from standby.

What is typical for consumers - once every three years?

Dial up? :D

I have a similar problem, but the notebook is almost 4 years old. Soon we will get new ones with Vista and Office 2007. :sad: I'd so much prefer a desktop, but all dept. managers must have notebooks.

I use D50 lighting for viewing prints, and a 5000K monitor works best for my eyes. However, some other people prefer 5500K with my setup.

I have no way to directly compare that to anything, but Adobe should get its act togther on multi-threading.

That is not econonomically feasible in my workroom. I think it was meant to be a bedroom. The two accessible receptacles on adjacent walls are sharing a circuit. For example, fluorescent lights briefly flicker a bit when a high load is applied.

That is for TV or the computer?

Moving water and clouds are not good for pans. :( 10-20% overlap is probably not enough to maintain even IQ across a pan. (It may be OK with an FX lens on a DX sensor.) I usually overlap 50% and more in some cases. Stopping the lens down to optimum apertures usually reduces light falloff to...

Apple server is running this site?

:mrgrn:

I had that problem with the old host, not being patient enough to wait for anything to happen sometimes for 10-30 sec. after pressing the button.

Yes, sometimes several times and nothing happens. I hope that issue is moot with the new host.

Wow, pages load fast! :D No problems for me using the old domain name.

I hope that the new server has a flood control feature. :)

I hope that the new server has a flood control feature. :)

Yes, but I must the last person not to have a player BD yet. Of course I have no HD TV sets so it would be pointless to collect BDs that cannot be watched.

Yes, but I must the last person not to have a player BD yet. Of course I have no HD TV sets so it would be pointless to collect BDs that cannot be watched.

Oh. I have a Japanese laptop computer, not a Chinese one. They probably have different ideas on battery software/hardware, or perhaps it is the age (mine is 1 year old).

:lol: Probably a post of something off topic.

You may need to overlap more, ideally 50% on most lenses matched to the format. It is assumed that mid-small apertures are used. How much do you usually overlap?

Sometimes it is better to outsource a job like that.

My notebook starts charging only below 90%. There are no options to modify it.

I have an older, discontinued Panasonic that works very well. I must have burned hundreds of DVDs of all sorts and they play in everything. I copied over all the old home videos from 25-30 years ago.

Someone is still replying? I think we know the answer by now. :mrgrn:

What results are being reported by HDTach?

What settings are you using? My 7200.4 is very slow, with access 17-18 ms. Is this just another Seagate POS?

Typical files are in the 24-50 MP range with 5-6 image layers (16-bit mode). Save times can be much longer than desirable. :( During much of the process, the CPU is at 25% (one core maxed out). RAM and HD are not the limiting factors then. Larger files are progressively more difficult to work...

Exposures are all over the place. How are you metering? Do you check the histograms in RGB mode? You also might want to clean the sensor. ;)

I can use even the 90 TSE handheld. It is not that difficult to use fairly quickly when preset in advance. TSE lenses are much easier to use with digital bodies than they were with film. I find that the 24 is more useful for shifting since the DOF is less frequently a problem. Any of these...

That is usually the case, but I sometimes do not put enough effort into the rewritten response. I use Ctrl-C quite frequently on longer replies. ;)

I don't think that model has changed in years. The one I have is a Gretag Macbeth from before the X-Rite merger or whatever. There is no new model on their website. I would not be concerned in any case.

:lol: Well it was white, the typical cartoon stereotype of a ghost.

Not really. Errors in the shadows are typical.

I have been using a Q9650 @4.05 for a while now, and wonder if the i7 is better in PS for the slow, single-threaded operations such as saving large files. Everything else is fast enough or not significantly CPU limited.

I have been using a Q9650 @4.05 for a while now, and wonder if the i7 is better in PS for the slow, single-threaded operations such as saving large files. Everything else is fast enough or not significantly CPU limited.

So you ordered the last one they had in stock. :)

I thought we had moved on to the 500GB 7200.4. The WD is SO 2008. :D

That is the old WD? I don't understand.

There is a GHOST. :alb:

Let's try this one more time.

Let's try this again... If the display is halfway decent (not a 6-bit POS) the I1D2 calibration will be good enough for practical purposes. ;)

WHERE is my POST???