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From Vientiane to Bangkok by train
From Vientiane to Bangkok by train
Has anyone gone from Vientiane to Bangkok by train? Am looking for some useful info about how to travel from Vientiane to Bangkok by train.
Would be great if i could find out what type of trains (1 day, 2 days?), how often they run (twice a day? once a day?) and how much it might cost (for different classes, if any). Most important, how many days in advance would you need to book tickets? I'd be most grateful if you have any reliable agents who do the booking for you and give you a ticket ready for your journey.
Many thanks,
#1 the_tundraman has been a member since 18/3/2008. Posts: 11
Two trains a day, one day, one night. For fare and timetable information see the State Railways of Thailand website.
#2 somtam2000 has been a member since 21/1/2004. Location: Indonesia. Posts: 7,575
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I'm not sure if it's what Tundraman was asking about but supposedly by the end of April, (I'm not holding my breath) the line across the freindship bridge to Ban Tanalaeng (outside Vientiane) will open for passenger service, and it will truly be possible to travel all the way from Bankok to the outskirts of Vientiane. No rates or fares on Thai Railway Web Site.
This rail service has been rumored for years, the Thais even built all the way across to the line at the bridge thinking that a deal is a deal. Many years later it just might be.
I sincerely hope the tuk tuk mafia by the freindship bridge goes out of business and they end up selling flowers at the market.
#3 somsai has been a member since 1/3/2006. Location: United States. Posts: 568
Hi tundraman
I did the trip by train in Nov 2006. You can't actually go from VT because its in Laos. You have to cross into Thailand, and catch the train fron Nong Khai. The train station is a few kms out of town, but within bike riding distance. There are daily trains to BKK. The rail extension to the border at the Friendship Bridge is currently under construction, but unfinished (to the best of my knowledge). Second or third class is the way to go on this trip. Up-to-date info on times and prices can be found at www.seat61.com Good luck.
#4 rayc101 has been a member since 19/2/2006. Posts: 50
thanks, rayc101 tis is an awesome site. it will go into my favourites.
#5 the_tundraman has been a member since 18/3/2008. Posts: 11
As its a long ol' trip, i recommend a 1st class sleeper train if there is 2 of you (or 4 people in to rooms etc...) If your on your own and dont want to share a compartment with a stranger it might be better to take a lower class and shre with everyone. Ive done both and are both fun.
You will get the train from BKK to Nong Kai. When you get off the train at the station get a TUK TUK (actually, they will get you!) and tell him to take you to the boarder for Loas. He will probably take you straight to a visa service for you to make a visa. If you have one you wont need this. MAKE SURE HE UNDERSTANDS THAT. Its very annoying getting taken around places you dont want/need to go to when your just trying to get a taxi ride.
If you dont have one you can make your visa at the border. Once thru the boarder just get a taxi in the carpark to Vientian. I usally bypass all the taxi drivers shouting at me and find one that dont look like hes desprate to get all my money in one fair. ;)
Once in the center its a great place to explore! We hired a moped. Make sure you check out BUDDHA PARK.
#6 Jon_Mak_Mak has been a member since 21/2/2007. Location: United Kingdom. Posts: 464
Sorry, Ive read it the wrong way round. :(
Maybe this reply would be better if you were going FROM Bkk.
#7 Jon_Mak_Mak has been a member since 21/2/2007. Location: United Kingdom. Posts: 464
Sorry, Ive read it the wrong way round. :(
Maybe this reply would be better if you were going FROM Bkk.
#8 Jon_Mak_Mak has been a member since 21/2/2007. Location: United Kingdom. Posts: 464
Sorry, Ive read it the wrong way round. :(
Maybe this reply would be better if you were going FROM Bkk.
#9 Jon_Mak_Mak has been a member since 21/2/2007. Location: United Kingdom. Posts: 464
Hi Jon,
well i am definitely going from Bkk, i have already planned a train trip from Singapore to Bangkok, a final train from bangkok to nong khai and then on to vientiane will be needed!
thanks for the tips. likely i'll be going 2nd class.i'm indian and have traveled in my country in my trains, and i suspect these sleeper coaches will be very similar.
Buddha Park, here i come.
#10 the_tundraman has been a member since 18/3/2008. Posts: 11
Did the train 16 months ago from BKK.
Don't miss out on a few days stay in Nong Khai.
It's a super laid back place, hardly any traffic, and some lovely little places to eat.
Visited the Buddha Park too, just outside Vientienne.
You can get there by public bus from the main bus station.
The park is right on the Mekong and actually overlooks Nong Khai.
It's got a v.pleasant open air restaurant, and it's as cheap as chips.
Get the bus back and drop in on the BeerLao Brewery.
#11 LancasterLad has been a member since 13/9/2006. Posts: 62
Have to agree with LancasterLad, Nong Khai is a really great place. Take your time there. It grows on you. It may not have the superficial appeal of Phuket or Ko Samui, but its laid back, friendly, super easy to negotiate, and has a couple of good drinking holes. I found it more congenial than Vientiane, but not as out-there as Pnom Penh.
Currently counting down the days until I'm back in Laos and Cambodia in June.
#12 rayc101 has been a member since 19/2/2006. Posts: 50
Each to their own Rufus
#14 rayc101 has been a member since 19/2/2006. Posts: 50
Quite amusing that Rufus.
What are all thoser big holes in the pavements in Vientiane?
Stinky, slimy, and potentially very dangerous 'bogholes' are they not mon?
#15 LancasterLad has been a member since 13/9/2006. Posts: 62
I agree with LancasterLad's recommendation to visit Nong Khai too. Vientiane certainly has the better beer and a definite charm, but that shouldn't preclude anyone from enjoying a few days in Nong Khai either. The two locations are different, but one isn't necessarily better than the other.
I like Nong Khai because of the laid back feeling, the variety of cheerful watering holes, and its comparitively better location along the river, particularly from places like the Mut Mee Guest House. If it is still running, the nightly dinner and/or drinks cruise that departs from the pier near the Mut Mee is lots of fun too. Just be sure to avoid the "cheese" sandwiches at the cafe across from the train station! Regards.
#16 exacto has been a member since 12/2/2006. Location: United States. Posts: 2,657
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Thank you all. My train tickets are almost booked.
On another note, does anyone know if Re-Entry permits to Thailand can be obtained in Nong Khai?
Last i checked the Thailand Immigration Bureau, Nong Khai is listed as an "Immigration Checkpoint" from where "one can apply for a re-entry permit". I'd be much obliged if you could share your experience with applying for the permit at Nong Khai. E-mailing them hasn't helped, and i'm not very keen on calling (yet!).
If one can apply for the permit at Nong Khai, then looks like i'll find my excuse to stay for a few days there after all :D
Further complication, i hold an Indian passport which gets me halted and squinted at, at immigration checkpoints. This might complicate the Re-Entry permit at Nong Khai for me a bit, i am guessing. If anyone can tell me how easy it is for Indian Nationals to get this permit from Nong Khai (Will they ask me to march to Bangkok instead?) i'll be super grateful.
Thank you all, once again. Looking forward to replies.
#17 the_tundraman has been a member since 18/3/2008. Posts: 11
@RayC101 : I plan to travel through these bits in Mid june too. Tips/Travel suggestions would be appreciated.
@Tundraman : What did you finally do? Have you tried applying for a Double Entry Tourist Visa for Thailand? It costs about 3-400THB more but will save you the hassle... though I just want to take it as it comes. Hehe. Adventure.
#18 dharmakaya has been a member since 12/5/2008. Posts: 16
Hi dharmakaya
I'm not quite sure of the question, but assuming you mean my June trip through S Laos and down Mekong to Phnom Penh (in 2 weeks time...woohoo). Unfortunately I haven't travelled these sections before, and will be winging it. However, if its anything like N Laos, it'll be memorable.
#19 rayc101 has been a member since 19/2/2006. Posts: 50
Just read a few more of these Nong Khai posts, extolling its virtues. I am curious as to what these are. There are nothing like the hisoric Wats you see in Vientiane, no museums, no national library, the Western restaurants are not as good as in Vientiane; perhaps not even the Thai/Laos as the food there is typical Isaan and hence pretty much the same as in Vientiane. There is a Lotus Tesco which might appeal to some, and yes groceries are cheaper there. Wines and other alcoholic beverages are dearer - a lot. Oh yes, there are also some girly bars if that sort of thing appeals to you, but I suspect they are not up to those that can be found further south.
Udon on the other hand, is worth a day or so.
#20 Rufus has been a member since 22/4/2007. Location: Laos. Posts: 973
I guess it all just comes down to a matter of taste. It doesn't bother me at all if folks like Rufus don't like Nong Khai, consider it a boghole, and never ever choose to visit there. In fact, that would probably only add to Nong Khai's charm.
As for me, I've had several wonderful and relaxing stays in Nong Khai. And while it doesn't have the variety of national libraries and other cultural treasures of a major world capital like Vientiane, Nong Khai has developed its own enjoyable style over the past several decades. The nightly dinner cruises on the Mekong, the Mut Mee Guest House and the accompanying laid-back atmosphere along the river with its comparably better views compared to the main section of Vientiane, and the variety of places to spend a fun but quiet evening will continue to be a draw for me either on the way to or returning from Laos. There are several good temples in Nong Khai to visit, including the famous Wat Khaek, similar if not the sister facility to the famous sculpture gardens across the river in Laos.
Nong Khai and Vientiane are not mutually exclusive, and it is silly to posture that they are. Cheers.
#21 exacto has been a member since 12/2/2006. Location: United States. Posts: 2,657
Where has exacto been?
Another inexact comment. Of course they are mutually exclusive. They are in different countries with a different system of government to start off with. Perusing any decent history book will provide relevant information. Judging a town by the liking for one guesthouse is weird indeed.
#22 Rufus has been a member since 22/4/2007. Location: Laos. Posts: 973
Ray, your timing seems to be round about the time Im will be there too.
Im not new to Thailand but will be my first Laos/Cambo entry.
My plans as of now is to head into Laos from CM around 10th/11th June... see my thread here - https://www.travelfish.org/board/post/laos/3892_Entering-Laos-from-Thailand--Overland-/0
Would be good to exchange notes.. drop me a mail if you dont mind psy(delete me)fraggle@gmail(dot)com
#23 dharmakaya has been a member since 12/5/2008. Posts: 16
at this point I'm convinced that Rufus is disagreeing with whatever I write solely for the sake of disagreeing. that's just silly.
according to webster, mutually exclusive means:
"being related such that each excludes or precludes the other ; also : incompatible "
therefore, by definition, vientiane and nong khai are not and cannot be mutually exclusive, since it is entirely possible to visit both on any given trip, as i've happily done many times. they certainly are "different", but again, that does not make them mutually exclusive. actually, i think they are more "complimentary" than anything else. cheers.
#24 exacto has been a member since 12/2/2006. Location: United States. Posts: 2,657
Where has exacto been?
It gives me a feeling of great personal worth that My topic has been selected as the site of some personal bickering. Thanks to all who have made and are making this possible.
I've finished my trip to Laos, and am now in India. Thanks to everyone who offered their suggestions and advice on this topic.
And, for those who get off the train at Nong Khai and are making their way to Laos, the friendship bridge is 5 minutes away from the station by walk, and not 50 baht away by tuk tuk. The walk would have been very pleasant, long train journey notwithstanding.
#25 the_tundraman has been a member since 18/3/2008. Posts: 11
Im leaving India now to visit Laos :)
#26 dharmakaya has been a member since 12/5/2008. Posts: 16
Hmm.. About that railroad.
Just read here,
sorry no linkage on TF, that they are testing the 3.5km section in Laos, photo shows new train station and train, other photo shows track via google earth. Some day I think you will be able to get on and go to Bangkok.
#27 somsai has been a member since 1/3/2006. Location: United States. Posts: 568
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Every Sunday and many weekdays during the course of the year, Orthodox faithful throughout the world gather for a "Divine work of the people". We know it as a Divine Liturgy. Divine, of course refers to God and the word "liturgy" comes from two Greek words, "litos", meaning "people" and "ergo", meaning "work". This Divine and human communion is the essence of life for Christians, referencing the relationship between God and humans. God gives to us all that we have and we gather to offer thanks to Him for His gifts of life, love and sustenance. The central act of this worship is the Eucharist or Holy Communion. The word "Eucharist" in fact is from the Greek word, "evharistia', which literally means, "thanksgiving". This giving and thanking is circular in nature providing for a constant flow of love in relationship between God and us. It is kind of like a liturgical dance between the Bridegroom (our Lord) and His bride (the Church).
This month of January, we will focus our Religious Education Ministry on the theme, "The Divine Liturgy". On Sunday, January 8, we will invite students from Church School, their teachers, parents and other adults into the sanctuary at the regular time for Church School (9am). We will then have a presentation for all about the Divine Liturgy. The Liturgy that day will be a teaching Liturgy. This theme will be then focused on in Church School and Adult Discussion for the remainder of the month.
The essential characteristic of the "Divine work of the people" for us is worship, since it is through worship that we approach God. Sunday, the Lord's Day (Kyriaki), is also the first day of the week. This worship provides for us the proper context for the beginning of our week with God. It then sets the tone for how we live our lives weekly, daily, even moment by moment. We live our lives in a constant flow of thanksgiving in relationship with God. EVERYTHING we do, EVERY moment we live, EVERY breath we take is with God in mind. That is how God has created us, to be in constant communion with Him.
As we begin this New Year of 2006, let us begin in worship and thanksgiving. The new year, the new month, the new day, the new minute, the new second are all about God. Be it therefore resolved that we live our total lives as a thanksgiving offering to Him — in worship, in school, in work and in play — let EVERYTHING in our lives be "A Divine work of the people".
Services for Holy Theophany (Epiphany) will be held on January 5th and 6th, as are scheduled on the January calendar. If anyone would like to schedule a house or business blessing, please contact Fr. Evan or myself.
In Christ,
Fr. Lou
On behalf of Fr. Paul, Fr. Evan, our staff, our Parish Council, Philoptochos and Ministry Teams, may our Good and Loving Lord bless you and your loved ones with a most beautiful and Spirit-filled 2006. Kali Chronia!


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At first, Samantha Gumpman of Harrington didn't feel anything when she broke her neck.
In November 2011, Gumpman was traveling northbound on DuPont Highway near the Canterbury Shore Stop, excited about a shopping trip at the mall when another car hit hers, causing her to crash into yet another car. The collision snapped the second-top vertebrae in her neck – the vertebrae that, along with the topmost vertebrae, forms the joint that connects the spine with the skull. Her collarbone was also broken and displaced.
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The following host hotels are major sponsors of the festival and will offer discounts to festival attendees. We encourage you to stay at one of these hotels/motels because they support the festival as sponsors.
- Cimarron Inn Klamath Falls, 3060 S. Sixth St., (541) 882-4601
- Running Y Ranch Resort, 5500 Running Y Road, (541) 850-5500
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Couldnt have really asked for more from this hotel. For the price that we paid, it was fantastic value for money. I am surprised at how low it rates on this website, but then I guess thats just down to the number of people who have commented on it!
I didnt really look for much in my accommodation - especially since it was paris!!!! However, the rooms were spotless, the staff were friendly, it was in a great location and there was considerably more space than a lot of parisian hotels. All in all, great value for money. I would definitely stay again.
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We stayed at the Relais du Marais over Thanksgiving. While it was on the slightly off the beaten tourist path (near Republique) this hotel is very accessible to all of Paris--right next to 2 metro stations with many major lines, or by walking for 10-15 minutes. The neighborhood felt safe and was quiet after dark. The rooms were small but everything was new and nice. The staff were friendly and unobtrusive. Breakfast was included, and was basic but good. We were happy overall and felt it was a good deal for the price.
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The Relais du Marais hotel is not all that it's cracked up to be... I spent an innumerable amount of hours searching on Trip Advisor before going on our France getaway for two weeks. My wife and I stayed in three different areas in France and the hotels (thanks to Trip Adviser were first class). One hotel, La Richebourg in Burgundy, in the village of Vosne-Roman�e cost us 75 euro a night, the hotel is two months old, the rooms are huge and are tastefully and expertly decked out. Very W like. This room in the States would be nothing short of $300 US. An absolute must in anybody's travel guide!
Therefore, I was very surprised to see how wretched our accommodation was in Paris. The hotel is run down - the shower gurgles up water as you wash your hands in the basin! It's in a very dodgy area (all the travel books say be cautious catching the 3 & 11 M lines at night) and funnily enough, these are the only two lines available to this hotel.
Yes, it looked like the rooms had been renovated, but maybe a year or two ago. Secondly, I have traveled to France on numerous occasions; I do understand that French and most of Europe's hotel rooms are small, compared to the USA or Australia. Nevertheless, this was a joke, no room for luggage, just a bed and WC, dirty linen, etc... Luckily, my wife or I do not suffer from claustrophobia. We found the service in the hotel, apart from the silver-tongued manager Anyl, second to none... because there was none. One plus for the hotel was, that it made us get out of bed early and maximize our time in Paris.
I strongly recommend that you do not stay here. FYI the other hotels that we stayed in which were lovely, cheap and spacious where: Diana Dauphine in Strasbourg, La Richebourg (1st class hotel) in Burgundy and Grande Hotel L' Univers in Reims, Champagne (ask for a prestige room)- all 3 ***.
Two tips to remember - most hotels offer a non smoking room, that does not mean it is a non-smoking floor. Lastly, do not forget the earplugs, unless you are staying in 5 star luxury accommodation, earplugs are necessary for a decent sleep!
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A great hotel in the heart of Paris
We stayed for 3 nights in January and our room was huge by Paris standards! The bathrooms had been recently renovated and looked new. Everything was comfortable - extra pillows and blankets helped out a lot. The breakfast was limited but good value - tea, coffee, hot chocolate, yoghurt, pastries, eggs, bread, jam etc.
The location is also great - there's a metro station about 50 metres from the front door of the hotel and a Monoprix (supermarket) about 80 metres away. We walked to Notre Dame cathedral and it took us about 20 minutes.
The best part of the hotel was the staff - they spoke perfect english and helped me out with my french. They also recommended a lovely French restaurant around the corner and booked it for us as well.
I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a nice, clean, cheap hotel close to the centre of the city.
Clean, well-located small hotel
We stayed at this hotel in November 2004. It is good value for money, quiet - we had a room at the back - clean and the staff were helpful. Great location with Temple and Republique Metro stations very close by. If you stay here make sure you take a walk up the canal just the other side of Republique - a beautiful place to stroll especially on a quiet Sunday morning. I can also recommend going up the tower in Montparnasse - fantastic views of Paris!
Good location, good value
A nice small hotel, very convenient location, very close to two Metro stations, one of them a central one (Republique). Lots of restaurants nearby. The hotel is also close to the Marais quarter.
The rooms are small but very clean and include a bathroom and TV. The hotels seems to have been renovated.
There is an elevator.
The breakfast includes a buffet in a tiny dining room. The staff was helpfull.
We have found this hotel a good value and surely will come back.
Great value
We stayed here for 4 nights in July 2004.
PRO: 24-hr front desk staff who speaks English. Very clean room. Bathroom is brand new. A small elevator. Phone booth just outside hotel. Excellent breakfast with broiled eggs, orange juice, milk, pastries, yugart, cereal, and more. Quiet room facing the back. Convenient location near Place Republique with 4 Metro lines and buses. All for 79 Euro a night.
CON: Small room. Can hear noises from next room. Phone doesn't work sometimes.
Great location clean and good
The hotel has a very good location.
We had a back room that doesn't have a view on one hand but we couldn't hear the noise from the street on the other hand.
Breakfast was included and was very good, much better than grabbing things on the street.
Staff was nice but not very helpful - They could get along with English but it was easier to use a book.
Rooms were clean and small but with a nice big bed.
Bathroom was very clean with a shower not a bath.
I think there are rooms with a bath.
Room had a working TV (most channels in french...)
Room had AC wich we used becuase the nights were a bit warm.
After reading some reviews about hotels in Paris I was worried but this hotel was just great for the 100+EUR we paid.
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The Elegant Guest house has a light, breezy and welcoming feel thanks to the open-plan design and extensive windows. The single-storey architecture reflects the city's colonial past, and clipped green lawns, sparkling pools, impeccably manicured guest rooms and cheerfully attentive staff help ensure that from the moment you arrive you feel a delicious sense of dulce domum.
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My fellow Lions (that's not just directed at all the marvellous students within our House, but also the staff AND the parents) let me welcome you to what promises to be a fun-packed year here at Passmores Academy. Now me being a PE teacher, I love my sport. HOWEVER, gone are the days when House competitions were just sport, sport…. &, oh, a little more sport. From this day on I am confident that we can all further develop our creative thinking, our artistic ability & our academic strengths. Through our diverse range of challenges & events, there will be far more scope for EVERYONE to not only be involved, but also to gain a huge amount from these individual experiences. To name but a few activities on this year's calendar we have: Poetry Competition, Spelling Bee, Maths Challenge, Get Ready Sew and Ready Steady Cook.
After six consecutive wins, the pressure is on. I know we will have a tough year ahead as Dragon, Griffin and Unicorn will be working harder than ever to win the title at the end of this academic year.
We should respect our fellow competitors but never fear them
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We should remember that our own individual effort added to that of another's and another's will see the whole House succeed
We should keep in our minds that a game is never lost until it is declared over
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AP9 Galleria USA AP9 Galleria USA Ripped me off 10 Times totaling $149.50 Ripoff Omaha Nebraska
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Gallereia USA never sent me anything at all.
Galleria USA began billing my card 30 days after I placed the Igia order. Galleria USA obtained my credit card number through a third party...being igia.
Galleria billed my card $14.95 a month for the past 10 months. Unpon discovering the charges I canceled the card, filed a dispute for those transactions and contacted Galleria USA and spoke to Alexandria ID NO 25461 and she refunded me one payment of $14.95 and transfered my call to Chris ID NO 14833 who refunded me another $14.95 for a grand total refund of $29.90 out of the $149.50 which I was charged for services which they negligently failed to provide me accesss to.
Chris #14833 told me that Galleria USA has an absolute no refund policy and I should have known that. I asked how could I have known that if they did not provide me that information. All I have been told is that they are "sorry, we dont have any good news for you"
I am going to pursure this matter with the BetterBB also and file a police report against Galleria Usa and I will also be filing a police report against Igia, Reporting this matter with Igia here and with the BetterBB as well.
This matter WILL be resolved and I wont go away until my hard earned remaining $119.60 is returned to me.
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They tell the brokers not to tell the drivers what the rate on a load is so they can scam $800.00 to $1800.00 off the top and then take 25% off the backside. They will tell you that there is no fuel surcharge when they,re keeping that also.
When caught at it they tell you that the surcharge is to pay the office perssonel.(Sheldon) When you ask to see the freight charges on loads they don't have to show them to you. If they do show you a confirmation sheet the rate has been whited out and even though it was typed out the rate is hand written in.(Kaedon)
After four years of putting up with it I had the truck payed off and asked about getting title they found some bullshit reason to fire me then said I still owed them money for repairs that they manufactured up.
Their mother (Kathleen) who runs payroll knows they are doing this and says nothing. She asks her thief son if it's alright to give you a check, even though it's been three weeks since you've gotten a check and then they give it to you saying it was a gift.
These are people that should have their permits pulled and everythjng they own including the property that they try to hide by putting it in their wives and kids names sold to pay back what they have stolen.
They have no morals and they don't care about the drivers health or family life.
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Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR
Is it correct to assume that e.g. a 60 mm Micro-Nikkor, which has a closest focusing distance (CFD) of around 8 inches where it gives a 1:1 ratio when used on a 35mm SLR would give the same CFD but a ratio of 0.67:1 or alternatively 1:1 and approx 12 inches CFD?
Sounds pretty ideal (and much cheaper than the 105mm)
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#1. "RE: Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR" | In response to Reply # 0walkerr Nikonian since 05th May 2002Sun 08-Feb-04 05:34 PM
This is where the 1.5x crop ratio gets confusing for people. The reproduction ratio doesn't change with a DSLR. A 60mm micro gets 1:1 with 35mm and 1:1 with a DSLR. There is a difference in the composition, however, and the one with the DSLR is quite a bit tighter. Because of that, you can either back up a little to get an equivalent composition to the 35mm (and gain working distance) or have a shot that appears to be closer than 1:1 with 35mm.
Clear as mud? If it seems confusing, remember that repro ratios are defined as the the size of the subject's image on film or CCD divided by the size of the actual subject. When the 60mm micro is set at 1:1, the size of the image of the subject on the film is the same as the size of the image of the subject on the CCD - no difference. Because that doesn't change and the size of the actual subject doesn't change, the repro ratio doesn't change.
A really simple, practical way of viewing the situation is that you'll have the equivalent of a 90mm macro lens that will appear to focus closer than 1:1 in 35mm terms. The only caveat is that you'll get a bit more depth of field (about a stop worth) than you would with a 90mm lens on a 35mm body. That's usually a good thing rather than a bad thing. Is it a good situation? Yes, it is.
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#2. "RE: Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR" | In response to Reply # 1ieaarva Registered since 03rd Oct 2003Sun 08-Feb-04 06:35 PM
Right, so for all practical purposes it would be like having a .67:1 ratio although as you say the actual ratio is 1:1. It is what we get in the picture that counts, isn't it?
It's the same thing as DSLRs would need a 24mm get the same picture as a 35mm SLR takes using a 36mm and a 200mm to work like a 300mm etc, although strictly speaking the actual lens focal length is still 24mm and 200mm.
I believe it is going to be increasingly difficult to keep on to the correct usage of focal lengths as more and more people svitch to DSLRs. Either that, or we'll see a change when the first time camera buyers starts buying DSLRs a few years from now. Also it would help if the photo literature was updated to talk about DSLRs and the actual focal lengths rather than the 1.5x factor vs 35mm film which really is (or will be) of less and less interrest as less people uses film.
Another thing that I have been wondering about is this; Since the focal length is the same but the angle of view is different, it must actually be impossible to take exactly the same pictures with DSLRs as with SLRs since the distance between the camera and the foreground object will be different compared to the background. May not make all that much of a difference, but it is different. Is this correct?
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#3. "RE: Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR" | In response to Reply # 2JMWarren Registered since 23rd Jun 2002Sun 08-Feb-04 06:41 PM
Checck out this thread https://www.nikonians.org/dcforum/DCForumID86/49.html
It's got some great photos that explain the whole thing pretty well... While macro photos, it should show you a pretty good comparsion between focal lenght and FOV.
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#5. "RE: Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR" | In response to Reply # 2walkerr Nikonian since 05th May 2002Sun 08-Feb-04 08:52 PM
I think you've got a handle of the repro ratio.
Regarding getting the same photo: I think you're getting the concept twisted up. You can get essentially the same shot with a DSLR and a 60mm lens as you could with a 35mm SLR and a 90mm lens. You'll stand in exactly the same place and the distance to your subject and its relationship to other items in the frame will be exactly the same. The only difference will be depth of field. If you open up one more stop in aperture, the photos should look almost identical.
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#4. "RE: Minimum macro ratio SLR vs DSLR" | In response to Reply # 0
I just bought the 60 mm Micro-Nikkor in anticipation of this very fact. I just sold my F80 and gear in order to get the D70. I take lots of macro photos such as the ones on this page:
The subjects in those photos are less than 10 mm in diameter. I'm currently using a Nikon 4500 for them but I anticipate a great increase in quality using the D70. So I'm eagerly awaiting its release. Can you believe I considered buying the Canon?
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Fashion designers Susan White and Barbara Warren launched White + Warren in 1997 to impress upon the rest of us why the cashmere sweater and cashmere scarf deserve "wardrobe staple" status. Ever since, cashmere enthusiasts have raved about White + Warren's cashmere cardigans, crewnecks, travel wraps and men's thermal shawl collar sweaters, which derive inspiration from White and Warren's global travels, appreciation for timeless designs and home base of NYC. Over the years White + Warren has incorporated cotton, jacquard and polyester blends into its luxe fabric palette and also branched out into men's and children's clothing, outerwear and accessories. Blake Lively, Angelina Jolie and Julia Roberts are just some of the many A-list celebrities spotted wearing White + Warren's cashmere creations, which despite their luxurious quality and glamour remain affordable for most budgets.
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It held my curl no better than a $10 Walmart wand. Also a little to big of a barrel. Still looking for a wand that actually curls my hair
I didn't realize that this Iron didn't have a Clamp or a Spring.You have to wrap the Hair around it and hold onto it Manuel. I didn't like this feature,so i sent it back.I still haven't heard if it was Credited to my account yet,and it was back in April.Hopefully i will hear back soon,or i will have to contact them.This is no reflection on the Quality of The Iron.I have two Chi Curling Irons already,and the quality is awesome,just didn't care for this design.
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Great product I would highly recommend it. It is just as I would expect a chi item to be. Always known for their straighteners and now I will add this to my list of excellent hair products.
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One movie hits home and the other falls a little short. Find out which movie is a must see from this review by Stephanie Cooke.
One movie hits home and the other falls a little short. Find out which movie is a must see from this review by Stephanie Cooke.
It's carrot cake with a little something extra inside.
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It's an event that every young man should attend.
26-year-old Jordan Wallace Boykin was arrested Saturday after he was indicted by a Grand Jury.
The legacy of Nancy Reagan during her years in the White House.
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Complaint Review: Pettus Pallets and Recycling Services LLC
Pettus Pallets and Recycling Services LLC4210 Barringer Dr charlotte,nc charlotte, North Carolina United States of America
Pettus Pallets and Recycling Services LLC Leonard Pettus Jr. DO NOT do business here charlotte, North Carolina
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I strongly prefer on stay home and watch netflix, or if I go out With friends it to places like the movies or the pub.
I work for the military, i play video games, i love star wars more then most people should, and im a pretty humorous guy when i open up. Soo yea got any questions?
I'm pretty good at tell actually funny jokes, seriously!
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One of the candidates running for the Mississippi Supreme Court, Central District, Place 3, campaigned in Meridian Wednesday.
Jim Kitchens is a former district attorney and defense lawyer from Crystal Springs.
He's seeking the post now held by Chief Justice Jim Smith, who is running for re-election.
Kitchens spent time in Lauderdale, Noxubee, and Kemper counties.
"I'm finding that people in Mississippi have lost confidence in their judicial system," said Kitchens. "We have a lot of good men and women on the bench, but at the same time, we need to restore the public confidence in our judicial system from the top down. That's why I'm running for the Supreme Court."
Ceola James of Vicksburg is also running in the non-partisan election. She is
a former chancery judge for Mississippi's 9th District.


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CITY OF NEWBURGH — AceDrugs has moved to 194 Broadway from a storefront next door.
The community pharmacy has been owned by Ravikumar "Ravi" Somepalli since 2008. Somepalli said he made the move because the drugstore had been housed at 192 Broadway for about 69 years and the building is too small to serve the business's growing clientele.
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WordPress front-end post form using wp_insert_post
At WordCamp Austin, I hosted an awesome Q&A session about the underbelly of Android and Me. One of the most requested bits of code was the form action utilizing wp_insert_post().
(I was leading a session on wp_insert_post() at the time, the slides for which you can find here.)
If you're not aware, we recently launched a featured on Android and Me called Threads. Threads allow users with enough points (oh yeah, our blog runs on a point system, too- take notes!) to create a post directly from the front-end of the site, never seeing /wp-admin. While my production implementation is quite a bit more complex than this, below I've shared a stripped down version of the functionality. Join me at the bottom for some extra, dirty details.
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If you'd like to see a preview of the whole thing, go create an account on Android and Me, toil through the ranks, earn some influence, then make a thread. Orrrr, you can check out a preview over on Forrst. I'd love to show you the live page, but it really is for power-users only. In the preview you'll also notice we're doing some neat things like charging for creating threads and using a custom editor via MarkItUp, but I left out all that stuff in the above example. The finesse is up to your imagination.
Along with the above snippet, please go study the wp_insert_post() codex page. There, you'll find all the arguments and settings you'll need to insert just about any damn post you can imagine. Any post type, any author, with any meta, from anywhere on your site. Think about that.
PS: I haven't tested the above stripped-down snippet by itself, so take it with a grain of salt. Use it as a springboard, not a copy & paste solution.
PPS: The above snippet can also be found on Gist, ripe for forking.
DATE24th May, 2012
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Awesome tutorial… 🙂
Hi Clark, thanks for the head start on wp_insert_post()! I wasn't able to see the slides from your discussion of the subject at WordCamp. Can an updated link be shared?
Hi, does this account for the after post refresh issues with re-submitting the form data and the use of the back button?
How can we retrieve the tags which we are storing.


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Lobbyists representing South Coast Air Quality Management Dist, 2005:
|Lobbying Firm Hired
|Subsidiary (Lobbied For)
|Copeland, Lowery & Jacquez
|South Coast Air Quality Management Dist
Bacque, Emily
Jacquez, Lynnette
Strobel, Christopher
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