Those are nice.

 

the black framing on all of them bothers me. Otherwise, nice.

 

the black framing is to bring contrast when they are on my picture site....i just ported them over here from there.

 

A few quick ones












these are not edited, flowers were really this insanely bright


brought the wrong lense...trees were HUGE but couldn't capture the whole thing




Salvia

 

lovely pic's there marisa

 

Thanks!

 

You're welcome there guys and gals!

Still learning to take better pictures. I just found a tripod in my house so I'm gonna start using that more.

 

So whats the difference between a regular SD card and a high speed SD card?

 

nothing special just sharing, gonna go back sunday or something and get better pics. friend i was biking with was in a rush.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpacak/7181951975/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpacak/7181952257/

 

needsmoarlow


I really like this.

 

osprey gunner, call of duty status haha. they let people inside and stuff, i just took a quick pic though.

 

Nice! did you go inside at all?

 

nah but im gonna see if i can head down there sunday, they have a bunch of guns/rockets/grenade launchers and stuff you can hold and what not. and theres helicopters, tanks, hummers and some other stuff. its pretty cool

 

Nice!

 

its suppose to transfer HD video and High Quality pictures better and without dropping quality


this is for the Extreme HD video SanDisk card
"Up to 30MB/sec. read and write speeds allow for fast data transfer."

 

This really depends on what speed indicator your referring to. If you talking about classic SD speeds with ratings 1-10 your talking about the MB/s rating 10 obviously being the best. Above that you have even higher speed cards specially designed to accelerate write speeds using special write methods. The purpose of any of these depends on the medium being used. For video the higher speeds are necessary to avoid drops in quality or frames. Some cameras can determine the card being used and may even lock out certain video bit rates depending on the card capabilities. For photos having a high speed card is a benefit to burst shooting and camera response. The faster the card is the more photos you can take before the cameras own internal buffer gets backed up. Playback and overall response is also accelerated with faster cards. The caveat here is that newer technology isn't necessarily supported on older camera bodies. You have to look up the technology in use on the card and then look up the supported technology on the camera to determine if you can even use the cards capabilities otherwise the camera will just default to the maximum standard it can use and you just over payed for something you can't even use.

 

all i know is that when i had a 6 i couldnt record video for more than a couple seconds. with a 10 is perfect

 

do u happen to write manuals for a living?

u always have a knowledge filled answer, good reads

 

I have been told a number of times I should do technical writing. I wrote the technical details for this invention I came up with for Godaddy.com when I worked for them. You will see my name there as the inventor.

United States Patent: 8117439

 

alot of words no pictures ahhhhhh haha

impressive sir

 

Yeah I dunno whats up with that. We have submitted images to them but not once have I ever actually seen them from that site even though they claim to have them.

 

its above our paygrade, top secret business

 

/\ Can you get me those pictures?

 

havent tried yet, maybe today. hit up a parking lot or something haha

 

Has anyone use that editing program called "Gimp"?