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*looks up from hydraulic diagrams of the Allison 540 trans*

*reads SQL lines*

My head hurts...

*goes back to reading hydraulic diagrams*

Not the 2 I would have picked but sure go for it

Yah, that's pretty much the route I've been thinking. I stopped by the camera shop after work today and was looking at printers. I was pretty much planning on getting the Epson 2200, but I started looking at the R800. They look pretty much the same as far as features and quality. Just from a brief overview it looks like the big difference is image print size.

Now, I would like to have the potential for bigger prints, but realistically, I would probably rarely use that capability, 8X10 is more than likely be the largest image I'll print.

I'm going to look into it further, but other than size, do you know of any other big differences between the two?

the blood was from a mixture of my boss and the guy he caught. yum.

That is beautiful.

Stupid storm.

The pic is wonderful!!!

you're pics are so great!!!!!!!!!!

yeah it was fun! I dont have that many friends here. so it's cool to get to know you better! really?!?! thats so odd. I'm gonna make dave try it. so..maybe someday you can take pics of me.. that one of mandy and robin is hot! I wish I had pics of me like that.....

Hmm...air mattresses with life-size SGs imprinted on 'em?

The mattresses would have to come in different sizes though. Shera for folks Cait's size, Mary for folks my size, and MistressMissy (I can't think of a tall SG off the top of my head, so I'll go with a member) for folks Oninotaki's size.

I do believe that would be an excellent item for the Shop.

if you want to load the photoshoped version into hopefuls for me that would be wonderful call it "break-in" or something cute like that. Drop me a line when you do.

haha. thats funny. I only lock the bolt and slider when we go to sleep! otherwise, when we're just home its unlocked.

so. when we going to hang out again?

i need to shoot a headshoot of sabine soon so i may opt for that option


That's not a bad thing to have to do
Hot lights are fine for stuff like that. I have a few but strobes are just more convenient.

I haven't ever converted an umbrella to a studio umbrella although I've jury-rigged all sorts of things. For indoor photos, especially in a room with white ceilings you can put your SB800 on a light stand and put that white diffuser dome on it pointed upward or at 45 degrees. Then put a big piece of white foamcore behind it so that the flash illuminates the subject and the foamcore becomes like a secondary fill light. It's hard to explain but it works wonders.

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I'm glad I'm not the only one who sews at the last minute.

Been there. Done that. When I was doing SCA all the time, I was often hemming a dress in the back seat while traveling to an event.

Oh, I took a bunch more photos last Wednesday with my helmet cam. I've been shooting it all manual. I started out OK, but then it got overcast towards the end of the day. I compensated the white balance but forgot to adjust my shutter speed, so they all came out pretty dark.

Damn learning curve!

Yea, I do the same thing but the lighting on the ground is different than the lighting in the air, PLUS when clouds roll in during the flight up it changes the lighting and the way I have my camera mounted I can't see the display screen when it is mounted or access most of the buttons.

I just need to work through some of these details.

Actually, that's part of the "angelic" white overlay I did.

Oh wait... I see what you mean. Damn. I forgot to fix that.

awe, i will say you make a fabulous cuddle partner

um, i am super super nervous and anxious. and i just wanted to tell somebody. hahaha.