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Here you go Zorro the translation

Hello John, I agrees with the answer of Zorro. To answer you brauchts by the way at each particular specially in own post office, since in the forum each all can read anyway here. If you liked to address post office into a part of your answer to a certain participant, then write simply: "@Zorro: ... "etc.. Thus the letter in reply becomes more economically and the forum remains clearer. Much fun!

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Ah, that's cleared that up then

Zorro

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Hello zorro,

Got your message.

Everything's fine. ok?

Best wishes,

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Kind regards,
John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

Hi zorro,

it's me again (John_0812).

You remember that last Saturday, July 7, you told me that in order to get
rid of the dust spots on some of your pictures you use ACDSee Pro.

How much do you pay for that, say, in a month or so?

Would appreciate to hear from you soon.

Take care!!

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John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

I don't know how much it costs

There are some genuinely free options though, I'll see what I can find. I'm pretty sure Picasa has this facility. I think the Gimp has it too.

Zorro.

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Thanks, zorro!!

You're a very kind and helpful guy.

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Kind regards,
John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

We need a sticky for image editing software.

For now, here's a link to a site which lists all free image editing software -

http://www.photo-freeware.net/

Zorro.

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Hi Zorro,

As I already stated earlier, you're indeed a very kind and helpful guy.
Thanks again for your reply.

By the way, the photos you posted under "Flickr" are partly breathtaking.
Congratulation!!!!

Take care.

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John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

"Partly...". That raised my first smile today man.

Are you saying I need a bigger "part"?

I do, but that's another issue.

Zorro.

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Zorro,

I'm happy that I was able to make at least one man in the world smile.

Cheers!

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Kind regards,
John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

Folks,
I am so lost.

So, is dust a big problem or minor inconvenience?
I, too, am trying to decide on a camera, but the dust issue has me concerned. My preference is for the D80, but if dust is a BIG issue, then I'm going for the Canon XTi or the Pentax.
I think.
Maybe.

Thanks,

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You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him.

I have a D80 and I also faced the same dilemma you do. This is my first dSLR and it worried me too. Suffice to say, I don't regret my purchase one bit.

Dust does appear now & again but it's easy to deal with. As far as I've read dust can also be an issue even when the camera in question has anti-dust features built-in. It goes with the territory.

Zorro.

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Hi zorro,

It's me, John_0812, again.

You remember that a couple of days back we were discussing the dust issue
which obviously many (if not all) DSLR's do face.

What about cameras with fixed lenses like the Sony R1? Do they also have
that problem?

That's all for now. Would be great if you'd find some time to send me a short note.

Good luck to you and take care!!

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Kind regards,
John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"

Hi. Theoretically a p&s camera should not have issues with dust but I think I saw Thomas write somewhere else about a p&s he had with dust issues. I have never had the problem with the two compacts I've owned but it wouldn't suprprise me if it is an issue with some.

Zorro.

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Hi zorro,

Thanks for your information.

You're indeed a splendid guy.

Regards

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Kind regards,
John_0812

By the way, the goal of life is not to arrive at the
grave safely and well maintained but rather to
skid in at full throttle coming to a screeching halt
shouting "Holy sh*t, what a ride!!!"