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Don't know if it was ever posted here. I thought it was a very funny video. :lol:
http://lightenupandshoot.blogspot.com/2 ... ode-2.html

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lol its true..

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That's awesome!

Although he really lost his credibility when he said "All of the professionals at DPreview" :lol:

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"Screw DPReview, let's go shoot!"

Thanks for sharing that! Had a good laugh!

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Bjorn van Sinttruije wrote:
"Screw DPReview, let's go shoot!"

He-he-he! :P

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LOL "The third brick from the wall is not in focus!"

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popo wrote:
LOL "The third brick from the wall is not in focus!"


His brain's not in focus, there's your problem! :lol:

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LOL! Blame DPreview :P :lol:

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:lol: really funny just trying to imagine the guy try to find the dead pixel. But Seriously, how many are you acting or doing the "peeper" sitting in front of computers adjusting your shots or adjusting your camera, instead of taking photos :lol:

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I used to do that a bit, but I'm a changed man now :D

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I used to do that a bit, but I'm a changed man now :D


Same here :roll:

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I couldn't help myself, I studied molecular biology, I need to look at details. :P
I have changed my ways though.

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I still do. I hate seeing other peoples shots look amazing sharp at 600x400 but I want mine to look just as sharp at 6000x4000.

Guess I'll just need to step up to DMF to get that. :(

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DD_nVidia wrote:
I still do. I hate seeing other peoples shots look amazing sharp at 600x400 but I want mine to look just as sharp at 6000x4000.

Guess I'll just need to step up to DMF to get that. :(
shoot no less than 1/125 of sec and they will be sharp ;)

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