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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Digmenow
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Dig - don't think it matters, or that it can be controlled (like the shoulder stripe pattern matching issue). I may be wrong though.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
I think there's more to it but you may well be correct.
Meanwhile, ask me about this PS some day.
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I like how in woe's picture there's a guy who looks like the white shabby dressed version of woe in the background. I think it's the color palette that does it.Originally Posted by pvrhye
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I like how in woe's picture there's a guy who looks like the white shabby dressed version of woe in the background. I think it's the color palette that does it.Originally Posted by pvrhye
same color scheme and everything... lol
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Originally Posted by luftvier
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Yes, oh yes! +1 on the tie and links
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What's that on your face?Originally Posted by Navi
I underwent an oral surgical procedure last week and was told to expect swelling and a lot of bruising in the area. I grew the facial hair back as camouflage during the trip. No likey?
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Back to regularly scheduled Spoogramming:Originally Posted by SpooPoker
- very handsome Mr Spoo
-TTOOriginally Posted by TTO
- damn, you are on song!
PG: Would dearly love to have a more in-depth review from you on your experience with the Fuji X100. This shot looks absolutely superb and the low-light shots you've posted on your blog look good. Will you please consider an in-depth review? Thanks!Originally Posted by Fred H.
Fred H.
- will do on the bRog as many have asked
So, 2M is the sweet spot? That is what, 6 feet give or take? I have been shooting my full length shots at probably 20 feet, half zoomed, lower chest level. The closeups are shot from around 6 feet.Originally Posted by MBreinin
Mike
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- not so easy as when you start zooming things change unless you know what length you are zooming into.
- FWIW I use prime lens, i.e fixed focal lengths. PM me your camera & I will do some research (only you!)
..Originally Posted by IST66
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Trying the same sc again.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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..Originally Posted by Threadbearer
- you are getting there but IMO your watch let's you down. I'm not saying you need some fancy luxury brand, just something cleaner
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Spring explosion.
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