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Hi,I've just updated from a D70 and am ploughing through the manual and learning the menu system.As far as I can see I can only go up to +/- 1 EV steps. The D70 allowed +/- 5 EVWhat have I missed?Thanks
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#1. "RE: Bracketting D700" | In response to Reply # 0
Yep, only +/- 1 EV. But you specify how many shots complete a bracketing step. Some people will do a 7 shot bracket set and use only the "normal", +3 and -3 shots and discard the rest. Personally I use a 5 shot bracket so I have +2, 0, and -2 and combine those.
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It's true, bracketing only allows one stop increments (a long running complaint about all the Nikon pro bodies). I could be wrong as it's been years since I used a D70, but I believe the D70 allows a bracket of 3 shots, with up to 2 stop increments, allowing for a +/-2 stop bracket. The D700 allows up to 9 shots with 1-stop increments, which gives you +/-4 stops. This is a wider range, but you need to take more photos to get it. Setting the D700 to 5 shot/1-stop bracket gives you the same +/-2 stop range, but you need to take 5 instead of 3 shots to get it.Larry - a Bay Area NikonianMy Nikonians gallerywww.tempered-light.com
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Thank you both - 'twas as I feared - but otherwise so far I think the camera is great compared to my old D70and what quality at 1600 ASA - fantastic
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#4. "RE: Bracketting D700" | In response to Reply # 0
I have a D70S, and that allows backeting up to + or - 2 EV maximum D70S manual page 90). You can do that in multiple 1/3 EV steps or a single 2EV step, but you cannot go plus or minus 5 EV. Are you certain that the D70 offers 5 EV?
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sorry typo - +/- 2EV !
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My manual resides neat and clean in the camera's box. I got two books: the Mastering the D700 one listed in this site and Dave Busch's D700 book. They are written for human beings and are very useful. The manual is almost as good as the one that comes with new Chevrolets. I'm sure all the info is in both -- somewhere!However you gather the needed info, you're going to love your D700 as many, many of us do. The only sore point may come from the fact they apparently dropped $500 in the last 24 hours.
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My second piece of news is about a course for new and emerging crime writers I'm giving for Writers Victoria on Sunday February 28 and March 6. Over the two days we'll cover topics such the key conventions of crime fiction, the basics of plotting and structure, how to pace and build suspense, the importance of setting, strategies for completing your manuscript and pitching your book to publishers.… Read more
Hit-and-run books & 'literary' works: true crime, from Garner to Chopper Read
In her latest book, This House of Grief, Helen Garner examines the case of Robert Farquharson, who on Father's Day 2005 drove his car into a dam off the Princes Highway near Geelong, drowning his three young sons. It is among a number of recent works that demonstrate how true crime writing has changed over the last few years.
Others are Anne Krien's Night Games: Sex Power and Sport, which won the 2014 Sisters in Crime Davitt award for best true crime book, and Robin De Crespigny's The People Smuggler, ostensibly a non fiction story about the experience of an Iraqi asylum seeker, which took the 2013 Ned Kelly crime writing award for best non-fiction. Matthew Condon's Jacks and Jokers is another example. The second instalment of a trilogy about police corruption in Queensland from the sixties to the Fitzgerald Inquiry in 1987, it has the feel of an ambitious alternative social history rather than a piece of true crime writing.
"In terms of definition," says veteran true crime writer Lindsay Simpson, "true crime is a literary rendition of a particular crime which pays homage to veracity by researching the crime across multiple sources including interviews and primary source documents while at the same time engaging the reader through its narrative."
Truman Capote's In Cold Blood (1966), his investigation into the 1959 murder of a Kansas farmer Herbert Clutter, his wife and two of their four children, is often credited with pioneering the more literary end of the true crime genre.… Read more
Posted in Australian crime fiction, Australian popular culture, David Whish-Wilson, True crime
Tagged Adam Shand, Anne Krien, Brothers in Arms, Chloe Hooper, Daniel Morcombe, David Whish-Wilson, Helen Garner, In Cold Blood, Jacks and Jokers, John Safran, Lindsay Simpson, Line of Sight, Mark Chopper Read, Matthew Condon, Murder in Mississippi, Night Games: Sex Power and Sport, Robin De Crespigny, The Frankston Murders, The People Smuggler, The Tall Man, This House of Grief, Three Crooked Kings, Truman Capote, Vikki Petraitis, Where Is Daniel?
My year in books
Will I ever come to the end of a year without the feeling I haven't read nearly as much as I should have?
Unlike other years I've at least got a clear list in terms of my top five reads for 2013.
Here they are.
Infamy, Lenny Bartulin
Infamy is set in 1830s Tasmania. British mercenary William Burr is hired by the colonial government of Van Diemen's Land to track down an escaped convict, Brown George Coyne. While Burr may be the hero of the novel, if one exists, Coyne and his Indigenous 'wife', Black Betty, steal the story. Coyne is a terrifying creation, a former convict, psychopath and cannibal, also a revolutionary working to unite a motley crew of escaped convicts with what's left of the island's Indigenous population, to overthrow the colonial government and rule as a self styled king of Van Diemen's Land.
Infamy is a superbly rendered piece of historical fiction, a dark, almost noir crime story, and a unique and unashamedly Australian take on the western. Possibly my best read of 2013.
Generation Loss, Elizabeth Hand
Cass Neary made her name in the seventies as a photographer of what was then the burgeoning New York punk movement. Thirty years later she's a washed up, semi-alcoholic mess, when out of the blue, an old acquaintance gives her an assignment to track down a famous and reclusive photographer living on a remote island of the coast of Maine.… Read more
Posted in Book Reviews, Crime fiction, David Whish-Wilson, James Crumley, Noir fiction, Pulp fiction, Pulp paperback cover art
Tagged Boardwalk Empire, David Whish-Wilson, Dennis Lehane, Dorothy Hughes, Elizabeth Hand, Generation Loss, In a Lonely Place, Infamy, J. Hoberman, James Crumley, Lenny Bartulin, Live By Night, Media and the Mythology of the Sixties, Nicholas Ray, Queer Pulp, Susan Stryker, The Dream Life: Movies, The Last Good Kiss, Zero At the Bone


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I gave it 2 weeks before i emailed them and told them i did not receive the refund or the other auctions i had won. They emailed me back saying that they had to manually go through their orders and it would take awhile for them to send shipment.
I waited a month, emailed them again and i have not received and email since then. So i called their number and i never got an answer. They ripped us off and lied to us. They are thieves and they ripped us off.
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He was disorganized and completely unprofessional. His work was shoddy at best, so called repairs to our driveway and stairs are crooked and unfinished. Initially he said he had all tools and materials needed for the job, only to find out he didn't and he kept knocking on our door asking for rides to Menard's for this or that. (What contractor does that??)
After asking for copies of receipts and promised contracts, he became more difficult and odd, ultimately walking away from the job, leaving our home in disarray. He was paid in full for the job, and only performed a fraction of the work promised.
You only need to meet this man once and you will never forget him. Had we done a better search on the Internet we would have seen similar reviews that would have warned us about this so called business man and would have thought twice given his criminal background information.
Sadly, the justice system leaves the burden on the victim to fight criminal con artists like him, and while we are pursuing every avenue available to us, he remains unaccountable for his actions and is walking around with a fat wad of cash in his pocket for work he did not complete.
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The motus opperendi of NYeC is to string-out your payments to 6 months and even 9-12 months, then they claim you never performed the hard work that you performed. They are not to be trusted - unless you like working your rear end off for them, only to have the CFO and his IT Directors stiff you. We have been argueing with their CFO for 9 months now over work we performed for them over a year ago!!! The IT Department is a group of half-wits who are disorganized and run by a Director that has no business running anything of significance. Beware of NYeC!
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Jan-Olof Strandberg cd`s are now available at www.seacrestoy.com.… Read more
Dominique Di Piazza will join Strandberg Project for a few concerts in September 2015!
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Vocal Health: The Dangers of Whispering For Your Voice
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
July 2, 2009
Whispering may seem like a good way to conserve your voice, but in reality, it can be very taxing!
There are many myths out there about what does and does not hurt your voice. What happens if you whisper too much? Whispering, although many people tend to think it is harmless, does affect the voice in a negative way.
Find out what whispering does to your voice and how you can take care here at VOX Daily.
Whispering Kills Resonance?
I was reading up on an article on the Voice Academy microsite, hosted on the University of Iowa website, that covered vocal fatigue (quite a worthwhile read) and was happy to see a little bit about the affects of whispering on the voice.
The article related, that whispering is essentially talking without vibration of the vocal folds, and if the vocal muscles are fatigued, whispering won't allow them to rest. Also, whispering may have a dehydrating effect.
Just think about it:
Whispering is essentially talking without vibration of the vocal folds... if you don't allow your vocal folds to vibrate, you're constricting your vocal folds and are also not getting any beautiful or resonant sound out of your voice!
If your vocal folds are pulled tight, unable to rub together and remain moist as nature intended, it would make sense that a drying affect might occur.
Another thought just occurred to me as to why some people may think that whispering actually helps lessen strain on the voice.
When you are whispering, the audible volume of your voice is greatly diminished, giving the impression that the voice is not being used as vigorously or strenuously because it is quieter. While it may not be a loud yell or bloodcurdling scream, something that we know (commonsense) immediately abuses the voice, whispering silently stifles the voice unwittingly over time and may contribute to vocal fatigue among other things.
When I published an article about vocal rest several days ago, a comment came in from Priscilla Hamilton, sharing that whispering can be even more of a strain on the vocal folds than speaking. She also suggested that there is a misconception that it is OK to whisper while on vocal rest.
Even though some people may see whispering as a means to speak while on vocal rest, it might be better to just write down what you're trying to say on a notepad instead of straining the vocal folds during a period of rest or recovery.
In the same vein, if you are stuck in bed and also on vocal rest, ringing a bell, clapping your hands, or knocking on the headboard of your bed to get the attention of someone who may be caring for you is another way to prevent having to pipe up unnecessarily when your pipes are out of order.
What have your experiences been with whispering? Do you purposely avoid it?
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Spot on! I remember having an experience sometime ago where I had this commercial I was to voice for but, had somehow lost my voice. I was racing against time and was frantically doing all I could to remedy the situation. I resorted to whispering and I just noticed my voice got worse, so I read up and saw just what you've highlighted in this post. Knowledge is indeed power, to think I'd been whispering when I lost my voice for ages, not knowing I was making it worse is really a wake up call. Voice actors and other voice professionals need to be on the top of their craft. ThanksPosted by:
Really good article, Stephanie.
By finding out the hard way, I have been aware of the "damage of whispering" for years. Whispering exhausts the voice and pushes it almost to a state of laryngitis.
I also want to point out that pushing your voice out of your range will do the exact same thing. For example, if you are a woman with a naturally high register, and you try to sound "deep and sultry" (which is almost a type of whispering), it will tax your chords beyond their limits, and you'll be out of commission for days!
As far as screaming: It can be done. As a stage actress, I have been called upon to scream repeatedly for dozens of performances in a row for weeks on end. In order to save the voice, it can be done almost effortlessly by using the back of the throat and soft palate, and forcefully expelling air from the diaphragm. I have done this for years with no damage to my pipes. (This technique also comes in handy as a parent. As a mother of three boys, I have certainly done my share of yelling!) :o)
I am really enjoying this series that you are doing about vocal behaviors such as voice rest and whispering. Some experts indicate that all whispers are not the same. If you whisper a message into someone's ear it is not the same as a stage whisper, in which you are trying to project a whispered voice. The latter involves significant vocal effort in order to be heard, which is deleterious to healthy voice production. The former use of whispering may not have a negative impact on the voice unless used consistently for extended periods of time.
When a person whispers, because their vocal folds are open and air is flowing through without the normal restriction of air flow that occurs during normal voicing, phrases tend to be short and speakers need to inhale and exhale more often in order to replenish the air supply. The increased frequency of inhaling and exhaling may also strain the vocal mechanism when a person whispers for an extended period of time.
Bonnie Engel Lee, Ph.D.
Speech/Language Pathologist
Hi Bonnie,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's nice to have a Speech / Language Pathologist chiming in. Yes, you are correct to say that stage whispering is much different from regular whispering. It's interesting to think about. At the end of the day, it would appear that whispering is still a culprit, regardless of its classification!
Thank you again for joining the conversation :)
Best wishes,
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i appreciate Bonnie's informed comment, and was interesting. the classification helps for deeper understanding as the blog piece mentioned nothing about stage whispering.Posted by:
Thank you for this series of helpful articles and information about things to be aware of in order to preserve and even strengthen your voice. Being somewhat new to the voice-over industry, such tidbits are welcome pieces of information to help me ensure that I am doing all I can to take care of my voice!Posted by:
I'm a singer but have been whistling since as long as I can remember. Is it true that whistling hurts the voice? I'm familiar with whispering.Posted by:
really very good article.I experianced it myself personally. I whisperd a lot and suffered from vocal cord nodule,which turned malignant in 2 -3years .Posted by:
Define whispering. If whispering is forcing air out of your mouth harshly while remaining quiet, sure that would bad bad. But that's barely whispering isn't it. Only people in movies whisper like that. I whisper but moving my lips and breathing out normally. Easily audible in a quiet room, and is no more strain that breathing through your mouth. I think you're all whispering wrong...Posted by:
My voice has been like a whisper for over 10 years. I have been to various ENT'S, but no one really knows what is going on. All my tests come back normal. I did have a bioplastique (piece put by left vocal chord), which did give me a voice, but did not last. my voice went back to a whisper. I do not know what to do. Please note... e mails are only stored for 4 hours then deleted automaticly.Posted by:


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- How they got there: Penn State Behrend defeated Pitt-Bradford 2-1 in the AMCC championship game, while Ithaca defeated Nazareth 3-1 to win the Empire 8 Tournament.
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- What's at stake: The winner advances to face the winner of the other regional semifinal, which pits Skidmore against Rowan. The regional final will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
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- How they got there: Allegheny defeated Wittenberg 2-0 in the NCAC championship, while Thomas More College defeated Grove City 1-0 to win the Presidents' Athletic Conference championship.
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Vacation Rental Maintenance Tips for Property Owners
Property Management Tips for Owners
If your property is looking a bit same-old-same-old, try these simple and economical vacation rental maintenance tips to liven up your space. Property management companies will charge you an arm and a leg to do these simple maintenance tasks, so why not do it yourself? You do not have to have multiple trips to the hardware store, little things can go a long way if you're armed with patience and a little creative spirit.
Add some flowers, plants or fresh fruits.
[image source_type="attachment_id" source_value="5748″ title="Add fresh flowers to brighten up your vacation rental property." align="left" width="200″ height="100″]Adding plants or fruits in any room instantly revitalizes the feel of your vacation rental property.
This simple property maintenance tip your guests feel more at home, and it doesn't cost much.
Replace or refresh fixtures, such as door knobs and light switches.
[image source_type="attachment_id" title="Maintain your fixtures & replace if needed." source_value="5761″ align="right" width="200″ height="100″]These are parts of your rental property that are most commonly used and also most commonly taken for granted when you do your property maintenance. A nice shiny doorknob, or a non-yellowed-out light switch will make a ton of difference to your guests. It's the upkeep of the little things that makes your rental property stand out.
Check the lights.
[image source_type="attachment_id" source_value="5763″ title="Brighten up your rental property – replace your lights." align="left" width="200″ height="125″]You've checked the fixtures, why not keep going? Keep on sharpening your property management skills! Brighten your interior on gloomy winter days by changing up your lights.
Make sure you get the energy-efficient ones; it'll definitely pay off in the long-run.
Declutter your storage spaces.
[image source_type="attachment_id" source_value="5765″ title="Out with the old. Clean out the cupboards in your property." align="right" width="200″ height="150″]Check your cupboards, open your drawers and get ready for little property clean up. Are there old stained cups and silverware that could possibly be retired? Do you have linens stored in the closet for a few years that you've never used?
Perhaps it's time to take them out of your vacation rental property or swap them for a new one. (Image credit: Flickr – Sharon Mollerus.)
Update the notes on your fridge.
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Do you have any other cheap and easy ways to help rejuvenate your vacation rental home? Leave your suggestions in the comment section below.