As a couple of you know, I picked up a Canon S90 a few days ago via Amazon. I’ve not had much time to spend with the camera, but a couple of things about it are really striking.
Fast f/2.0 lens
My Nikon D80 is equipped with an f/3.5 lens; the S90 with an f/2.0 lens. The [...]
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A recent comment from Paul on my October, 2008 post about Tourist Remover made me want to revisit this online app:
I agree with James – I think the demo ought to have about 50 or 60 big fat tourists in Time Square and show how they can be made to disappear. That would be impressive.
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As I write this on Sunday morning, it’s difficult to believe that I was playing in a golf tournament a week ago. It snowed Friday night in The Middle of Nowhere, and this morning the temperature is 27°F.
As a result, the weekend has been devoted to cooking (pulled pork, Cajun seafood over linguine, corn chowder [...]
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Testimony to the many talented photographers @ Flickr, here’s a sampling of some beautiful macro images I found on the site…
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Ever wanted to take a picture of something spectacular – the Lincoln Memorial, Michelangelo’s David, or the like – only to have tourists milling around in the frame?
If you’re reasonably competent with Photoshop you can probably remove them, but what about the rest of us?? Look no further than Tourist Remover from snapmania.
The first time [...]
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