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04/21/2005 06:19:24 PM · #26
Originally posted by LEONJR:

Originally posted by fotoshootme:

ROFL!! OMG I have had the best laugh over this thread!! I have probably done all of the things listed..except the far thing because we all know women don't pass gas ; )
RED


they dont ?


"It's a known fact: women do not burp or fart; therefore they must bitch or else they will explode."

I read that somewhere. There had been a little more to it, but that's all I can remember.
04/21/2005 06:21:07 PM · #27
Originally posted by Marjo:

Originally posted by fotoshootme:

ROFL!! OMG I have had the best laugh over this thread!! I have probably done all of the things listed..except the far thing because we all know women don't pass gas ; )
RED

Men fart, women "fluff".

lol
04/21/2005 06:21:36 PM · #28
Originally posted by NovaTiger:

Originally posted by LEONJR:

Originally posted by fotoshootme:

ROFL!! OMG I have had the best laugh over this thread!! I have probably done all of the things listed..except the far thing because we all know women don't pass gas ; )
RED


they dont ?


"It's a known fact: women do not burp or fart; therefore they must bitch or else they will explode."

I read that somewhere. There had been a little more to it, but that's all I can remember.


i'll have to look around for it
04/21/2005 06:22:04 PM · #29
One thing i did notice is no one said anything about LIEING?
04/21/2005 06:22:16 PM · #30
Dont touch the elaborate sugar sculptures...they shatter like thin glass and make a terrible obvious noise while crashing!

04/21/2005 06:24:04 PM · #31
Originally posted by SDW65:

Go out one Saturday and take about 200 pictures. Some that I though would be great. Got home and I didn't have the CF-Card in the camera. 200 clicks, NO PICTURES!.....

EDIT: BTW I have since set the camera not to take pictures w/o the CF-Card.


There's a setting for taking pictures without a Card??
04/21/2005 06:36:08 PM · #32
Originally posted by grigrigirl:

Dont touch the elaborate sugar sculptures...they shatter like thin glass and make a terrible obvious noise while crashing!


Man I bet there is a great story in there somewhere... ;o)
04/21/2005 06:39:46 PM · #33
Originally posted by 3DsArcher:

Originally posted by SDW65:

Go out one Saturday and take about 200 pictures. Some that I though would be great. Got home and I didn't have the CF-Card in the camera. 200 clicks, NO PICTURES!.....

EDIT: BTW I have since set the camera not to take pictures w/o the CF-Card.


There's a setting for taking pictures without a Card??


Could be on that peticular camera, i know on the S1 theres a preview mode where you can select whether or not the picture is recorded or not
04/21/2005 06:40:48 PM · #34
I once took a whole bunch of Urban Landscape photos, and when I got home, I found out my Cam was in Macro mode!
04/21/2005 06:46:26 PM · #35
Originally posted by RulerZigzag:

I once took a whole bunch of Urban Landscape photos, and when I got home, I found out my Cam was in Macro mode!


LOL. Been there, done that
04/21/2005 07:01:38 PM · #36
Originally posted by 3DsArcher:

There's a setting for taking pictures without a Card??

Depends on the camera - on the 20D (and I'm fairly sure the D70 too) there's a setting to stop the shutter firing if you have no CF card in. I imagine the 350D is the same.
04/21/2005 07:05:36 PM · #37
I had to take photos in really low light, I hadn't had my new Minolta long, and it took me about 10 minutes to find the option in the menus to enable flash assist again while my subjects got REALLY impatient.
04/21/2005 07:09:19 PM · #38
Well it's not so much the stupidest thing ever - but I seem to have this issue - that whenever I've been out taking night shots - I leave the camera set on shutter priority, with a thirty second exposure setting - really great the next day when you go to take a snapshot of the family the day after and don't realise til 6 or 7 seconds later that the shutter is still open.
04/21/2005 07:24:12 PM · #39
Originally posted by samtrundle:

Well it's not so much the stupidest thing ever - but I seem to have this issue - that whenever I've been out taking night shots - I leave the camera set on shutter priority, with a thirty second exposure setting - really great the next day when you go to take a snapshot of the family the day after and don't realise til 6 or 7 seconds later that the shutter is still open.


I have had that problem before just waiting 30 seconds is a hassle for me lol iam inpatient
04/21/2005 07:24:48 PM · #40
There are a couple of setting that I have on occasion neglected to check before starting to shoot happily away, ISO and the image size. I have been known to put the ISO very high when shooting in low light and then forgetting to set it back when there is plenty of light, not a good thing when using the F828. I have also forgotten to put the photo size back to 8 MP after shooting a bunch of shots at lower resolution.

Before starting to shoot you should check, the ISO setting, the resolution, the white balance setting and anything else that could mess up a photo if not set right.
04/21/2005 07:36:49 PM · #41
I never really mess around with the iso settings almost everything i shoot is iso 320
04/21/2005 07:43:43 PM · #42
How about setting custom white balance for your dining room lighting, and then going out to shoot abandoned buildings at 7:00am the next morning and forgetting to reset the white balance. You get a nice shade of blue tinge to everything you shoot.
04/21/2005 07:54:51 PM · #43
Originally posted by LEONJR:

I never really mess around with the iso settings almost everything i shoot is iso 320


WOW!. That is a really high ISO setting. I shoot everything at ISO 100, which is the lowest setting my camera has, and I still get a lot of noise in images. How are you for electronic noise?
04/21/2005 08:33:40 PM · #44
On a paid portrait shoot, forgot that I had the camera on self-timer from a previous shot. On the first shot the camera starts beeping and the little light starts flashing and I looked like an idiot trying to figure out how to turn the damn thing off.
04/21/2005 08:54:37 PM · #45
Originally posted by stdavidson:

Originally posted by LEONJR:

I never really mess around with the iso settings almost everything i shoot is iso 320


WOW!. That is a really high ISO setting. I shoot everything at ISO 100, which is the lowest setting my camera has, and I still get a lot of noise in images. How are you for electronic noise?


Well its kinda hard to say right now because i jus started using the camera the pictures come out ok but i wish i had iso 60 theres alot of people on this board who us high iso's anything above 400 i jus cant justify it unless iam using film this pictures jus dont come out right. . .thats my outtake atleast
04/21/2005 09:30:57 PM · #46
Originally posted by LEONJR:

what are somethings every photographer should know to prevent embarrasment? I made myself look stupid today i dont want it to happen again :(


A little embarrasment doesn't hurt anyone and looking stupid is the perfect cover for intelligence.
04/21/2005 09:39:02 PM · #47
Originally posted by zeuszen:


looking stupid is the perfect cover for intelligence.


could you explain that i understand but then i dont but iam really intrested though sounds like you have a good point!

Message edited by author 2005-04-21 21:39:50.
04/21/2005 09:41:26 PM · #48
Originally posted by ganders:

Cursing my camera for overexposing everything before figuring out I left it on M :-)


Ive had that problem even when the camera was and wasnt on m

Message edited by author 2005-04-21 21:42:46.
04/21/2005 09:46:02 PM · #49
This past weekend was a good one...I always have my camera in Manual (except for a quick jaunt to Av or Tv for specific purpose). I also always keep my camera on centre-point AF.

This weekend I was going crazy for at least an hour or so because the 300d was using all of it's focus points. So wtf is going on? I was going nuts! I couldn't change the focus point to be centre-point only! I reset the camera, took the battery off, changed lenses...aaaaaahhh!!!

So my friend looked at it and within 30 seconds said "Dude, it's on Auto Depth of Field mode"...!!!! What a stupid mode.

Talk about embarassing. But I learned.

04/21/2005 10:17:45 PM · #50
Originally posted by LEONJR:

Originally posted by zeuszen:


looking stupid is the perfect cover for intelligence.


could you explain that i understand but then i dont but iam really intrested though sounds like you have a good point!


As a photographer, I'm often drawn toward something unexpected, and the unexpected tends to paint us a little stupid sometimes, at least for a spell. If I want to take pictures, I would try to fit in or, at least, look like I do.

But you could also say that I was a little cynical about human intelligence altogether. ;-/
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