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Nikon D90
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The Nikon D90 is the world's first DSLR camera that shoots High Definition video. Replacing the D80 model, the new 12.3 megapixel Nikon D90 can shoot 1280x720 pixel, 720p video at 24fps with mono-sound for up to 5 minutes. Compared to a camcorder, the larger image sensor on the D90 offers higher image quality, a shallower depth of field and better ISO performance in low-light conditions. The D90 also offers advanced features such as Live View, Scene Recognition, Active D-Lighting, Picture Control and an ISO sensitivity range of 100-6400. There's also a 3-inch LCD screen with 170? viewing angle and 920,000 dots, viewfinder with 96% frame coverage, Live View shooting with new Face Priority mode, and 850 picture battery life. The Nikon D90 will be available in September for £699.99 / €959.00 / $999.95 body only, or £849.99 / €1164.00 / $1,299.95 with the new 18-105mm F/3.5-5.6G ED VR kit lens. Nikon also unveiled the GP-1, a new GPS device that allows you to geo-tag your photos (price and availability to be confirmed). We have exclusive pictures of the D90 in action from yesterday's UK press launch.
Nikon UK Press Release
27th August 2008: Nikon UK today announces another great step forward in its mid-class DX-format D-SLR range: the D90.
As the world's first D-SLR with movie function, this remarkable camera offers truly cinematic results, stunning image quality and innovative high-performance features inherited from Nikon's new-generation DX-format flagship D300. The D90 will open new doors for photography enthusiasts of any level.
With 12.3 megapixels, the newly-designed DX-format CMOS image sensor and Nikon's proprietary EXPEED image processing concept, the D90 is a quality-guarantee. Advanced features such as Live View, Scene Recognition, Active D-Lighting, Picture Control and an ISO sensitivity range of 200-3200 (ISO 6400 equivalent on Hi1 and ISO 100 equivalent on Lo1), allows creativity in almost any setting. And to ensure all these features are easy to use, they are packed in an ergonomic body with an intuitive operational layout.
Toru Uematsu, Senior Manager Product Planning at Nikon Europe B.V says: "The D90's combines imaging technology inherited directly from our D300 and innovative features like Live View, D-Movie, Scene Recognition and Picture Control - once again confirming Nikon's leadership in cutting edge imaging technology. Add its innovative, high-performance features such as the CMOS image sensor, and the extremely wide ISO sensitivity range, we are convinced that this new camera will appeal to all passionate photographers looking for the next step in creativity."
Stunning image quality
The D90's EXPEED technology has been optimised to realise the high-quality, high-speed image processing capability for which Nikon's professional D-SLRs are renowned. The D90 delivers images with extraordinary detail and expanded enlargement capacity, thanks to its improved DX-format CMOS image sensor and an effective 12.3 megapixels. The ISO sensitivity ranges from 200-3200 (ISO 6400 equivalent on Hi1 and ISO 100 equivalent on Lo1) providing low-noise images that are rich in detail and offer tonal gradation beyond expectation. It also enhances the performance of other powerful features such as Live View and the new Face Detection System. To address the issue of lost detail in high-contrast lighting situations, Active D-Lighting adjusts the contrast between images' light and dark areas by localising tone control as an image is captured. And for extra creativity, Picture Control allows you to customise the look and mood of your images by choosing from six settings, including new Portrait and Landscape modes.
A helping hand
First introduced on Nikon's D3 and D300 flagship cameras, the D90's Scene Recognition System uses a 420-pixel RGB sensor to analyse scene and colour information of the subject being photographed. Based on these readings, the camera optimises its focus, exposure and white balance just before the shutter is released. The D90 also recognises human faces to render up to five faces with newfound sharpness and accuracy and more natural skin tones in your images. In the camera's 11-point AutoFocus mode, it uses the subject's colour information to maintain a sharp focus as the subject moves in the frame.
Once you've got the composition you want, the D90 incorporates image-editing functions that make it easy to enhance images within the camera. There are several new retouch options: 'Distortion Control' adjusts lens aberration, 'Straighten' corrects the inclination of the image, whilst 'Fisheye' produces optical effects similar to that of a fisheye lens. There are also ample options for viewing and selecting the right shot, including 72-frame playback, calendar playback and histogram display for a magnified portion of the image.
Live and living
The D90 is the first mid-class D-SLR to offer a movie function, allowing you to capture creative movie clips in motion JPEG at superb quality levels. Compared to the average camcorder, the far larger image sensor on the D90 offers higher image quality, a shallow depth of field and exceptional ISO performance while recording in low-light conditions. NIKKOR's wide range of lenses offers great variety from fisheye to wide-angle to super-telephoto, adding more scope for creativity and emotional impact to your movies. Movies can even be played on the camera with sound, thanks to its uniquely powerful speaker / microphone system.
The D90 has been designed with an eye-level pentaprism viewfinder, offering some 96% frame coverage. However, when looking through the viewfinder isn't practical, simply press the D90's Live View button and the 3-inch LCD with 170? viewing angle and approx. 920k-dot LCD support your Live View shooting with three contrast-detect AF modes: Face Priority, Wide Area and Normal Area. When you're not sure which camera settings are appropriate, try the advanced scene modes like Active D-Lighting and Picture Control for beautiful, crisp images every time.
Get every shot
There are few things more annoying than a flat battery as you're about to capture that winning shot, so Nikon has made the D90's extremely efficient, allowing you to capture approximately 850 images on a single charge of the camera's battery. Accurate exposures rely on precise shutter release, so the D90's electronically timed shutter mechanism has been specifically engineered for long, accurate service and has undergone exhaustive 100,000 shutter-release cycle testing. For ever-ready shooting, the impressive 0.15-seconds start-up time, 65-millisecond shutter release time and its 4.5 fps means you won't lose that crucial shot. And with a thumbnail display of up to 72 images, Pictmotion slideshows with soundtrack, the option of image tagging through geotags with GPS, instant online upload to 'my Picturetown' and HDMI-compatibility, sharing and organising your images has never been easier.
D90 body only: £699.99 / €959.00
D90 + 18-105mm F/3.5-5.6G ED VR: £849.99 / €1164.00
Sales start date: September 2008
Digital SLR Camera Nikon D90
Nikon D90 Feature Highlights
Newly designed Nikon DX-format CMOS image sensor with wide ISO sensitivity range
The D90's 12.3 effective megapixels provides outstanding resolution, delivering images with extraordinarily defined detail. The extremely wide sensitivity range of ISO 200 to 3200 delivers incredibly low-noise throughout which can be increased to Hi 1 (ISO 6400 equivalent) and decreased to Lo 1 (ISO 100 equivalent) to expand shooting versatility. The camera also employs an Image Sensor Cleaning function that works to free image-degrading dust particles from the sensor's optical low-pass filter.
EXPEED for smooth tones, rich colours and fine details
Nikon's comprehensive digital image-processing EXPEED technology is optimised for the D90 to realise the high-quality, high-speed image processing capability EXPEED also contributes to the outstanding performance of other powerful features such as Live View and the new Face Detection System.
D-Movie: the world's first D-SLR movie mode
In a world first for D-SLRs, the D90 offers a movie function, allowing you to shoot HD720p (1,280 x 720 pixels), 640 x 424 pixels or 320 x 216 pixels movies at the professional smoothness of 24 frames per second in motion JPEG format. The D90's sensor, which is much larger than the sensor of a typical camcorder, ensures higher image quality and exceptional low-noise, high ISO sensitivity performance, even during movie shooting. Capturing creative movie clips or the drama of life's moving moments is further enhanced by the wide selection of incredibly sharp NIKKOR interchangeable lenses that are available, from fisheye to wide-angle to super-telephoto. And Micro NIKKOR lenses bring the magic of extreme close-up imagery to movie making.
Scene Recognition System integrated with Face Detection System
The D90 precisely reads the colours and brightness information of each scene from the 420-pixel RGB sensor, and applies this to auto focus, auto exposure and auto white balance. The D90 also recognises human faces using the new Face Detection System, data which is incorporated during calculation, resulting in faces with newfound definition and accuracy as well as enabling face priority AF in Live View mode and immediate zoom into people's faces in playback zoom.
Easy-to-use Live View mode
One press of the Live View button activates the D90's Live View mode, delivering a bright, crisp image to the 3-in., approx. 920k-dot colour LCD and allowing comfortable shooting without looking through the viewfinder. There are three contrast-detect AF modes that let you focus on any point in the frame: Face priority AF automatically detects up to five faces and focuses on that calculated to be the closest. Wide area AF offers a large AF area suitable for handheld shooting, and normal area AF provides focus with pinpoint accuracy when using a tripod. And when Nikon VR image stabilisation lenses are in use, photographers will enjoy the benefit of a VR-smoothed image, even in Live View mode.
Picture Control System: Customize the visual style of your images
Nikon's Picture Control System enables users to customise the look and mood of images. Six original setting options are available — Standard, Neutral, Vivid, Monochrome, Portrait and Landscape — for easy customisation of image preferences.
Active D-Lighting for smooth tone reproduction in high-contrast lighting
The D90's Active D-Lighting accurately restores details in the shadows and highlighted areas, which are often lost in high-contrast lighting situations, by localizing tone control while shooting. There are four levels, including the new "Extra High." Active D-Lighting can be used manually or set to Auto mode. It is also possible to bracket your pictures, allowing the capture of one image with Active D-Lighting and one without.
Versatile, practical 11-point AF system
Thanks to the Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus module, the D90's 11-point AF system offers fast and precise autofocus coverage across the frame with the most sensitive AF sensor operating from the centre. In addition, the D90 features versatile AF-area modes to handle most shooting situations: Single-point AF is recommended for stationary subjects, dynamic-area AF for moving subjects, auto-area AF for spontaneous shooting and 3D-tracking (11 points) AF for when you want to change the composition after focusing on your subject.
Bright pentaprism viewfinder featuring frame coverage of approx. 96%
The D90 has a precise eye-level pentaprism viewfinder with approximately 96% (centered) frame coverage and an easy-to-view 19.5 mm eyepoint (at -1.0 m-1). The built-in 16-frame superimposed grid display can be activated to assist in the creation of better-balanced compositions.
Advanced Scene Modes for superior image quality
The D90 features Advanced Scene Modes: Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports and Night Portrait. These modes not only adjust exposure and image processing, but also judge the optimum Active D-Lighting and Picture Control settings to obtain the best results. The D90 also recognises if VR (Vibration Reduction) is on or off and minimises noise even in dimly lit scenes.
Extensive palette of in-camera Retouch Menus
The D90's designers incorporated a wide variety of image editing functions, making it easy for users to enhance images within the camera. The D90 introduces several new retouch options: Distortion Control adjusts lens aberration, Straighten corrects inclination of the image, while Fisheye produces optical effects similar to a fisheye lens.
Engineered for precision and durability
Accurate exposures rely on precise shutters and the D90's electronically timed shutter mechanism was specifically engineered for long, accurate service. To ensure this, D90 shutters, assembled in D90 bodies, underwent exhaustive 100,000 shutter-release cycle testing.
Other Features
- Gives you quick response, with 0.15-second start-up, 65 ms shutter release time lag and 4.5 fps continuous shooting.
- 3-in., approx. 920-k dot high-resolution LCD monitor with wide viewing angle that lets you change composition of the frame during shooting from various angles and easily confirm your image during playback.
- Built-in flash with 18mm lens coverage, Guide Number of approx. 18/59 (ISO 200, m/ft., 20°C/68°F) and Nikon's original i-TTL flash control; works as a commander; controlling up to two groups of remote Speedlights.
- Highly efficient energy-saving design allows approx. 850 images on a single charge of the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL3e. (CIPA standard, with AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR, with 50% of pictures taken with flash)
- Extensive playback functions offer ample options for viewing and selecting the right shot, including 72-frame playback, calendar playback and histogram display for magnified portion of the image.
- Versatile Pictmotion menu creates slideshows combining five choices of both background music and image effects.
- Compatible with HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) output.
- Supports the Nikon Creative Lighting System when using the SB-900, SB-800, SB-600 Speedlight, or Wireless Close-up Speedlight System R1C1; ensures accurate exposures via i-TTL flash control.
- Multi-Power Battery Pack MB-D80 (Optional, in common with the D80) gives you the choice of using one or two Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries EN-EL3e or six R6/AA-size batteries to extend battery life.
- New optional Remote Cord MC-DC2 enables shutter release and long time exposures (bulb) remotely.
- With the new optional GPS Unit GP-1, location information such as latitude, longitude, altitude and time is automatically recorded to each image's EXIF data.
- Included Nikon ViewNX image browsing and editing software lets you organize, label and select images as well as perform RAW image editing adjustments and conversions.
- Optional Capture NX 2 photo-editing software features patented U-Point® technology and powerful tools for quick and easy photo editing including enhanced RAW (NEF) Editing
Type Single-lens reflex digital camera
Lens mount Nikon F mount (with AF coupling and AF contacts)
Effective picture angle Approx. 1.5 x lens focal length (Nikon DX format)
Effective pixels
Effective pixels 12.3 million
Image sensor
Image sensor 23.6 x 15.8 mm CMOS sensor
Total pixels 12.9 million
Dust-reduction system Image Sensor Cleaning, Image Dust Off reference data (optional Capture NX 2 required)
Image size (pixels) 4,288 x 2,848 [L], 3,216 x 2,136 [M], 2,144 x 1,424 [S]
File format • NEF (RAW)
• JPEG: JPEG-Baseline compliant with fine (approx. 1:4), normal (approx. 1:8), or basic (approx. 1:16) compression
• NEF (RAW) + JPEG: Single photograph recorded in both NEF (RAW) and JPEG formats
Picture Control System Can be selected from Standard, Neutral, Vivid, Monochrome, Portrait, Landscape; storage for up to nine custom Picture Controls
Media SD memory cards, SDHC compliant
File system DCF (Design Rule for Camera File System) 2.0, DPOF (Digital Print Order Format), Exif 2.21 (Exchangeable Image File Format for Digital Still Cameras), PictBridge
Viewfinder Eye-level pentaprism single-lens reflex viewfinder
Frame coverage Approx. 96% horizontal and 96% vertical
Magnification Approx. 0.94 x (50mm f/1.4 lens at infinity; -1.0 m-1)
Eyepoint 19.5 mm (-1.0 m-1)
Diopter adjustment -2 to +1 m-1
Focusing screen Type B BriteView Clear Matte screen Mark II with focus frame (framing grid can be displayed)
Reflex mirror Quick-return type
Depth-of-field preview When depth-of-field preview button is pressed, lens aperture is stopped down to value selected by user (A and M modes) or by camera (other modes)
Lens aperture Instant return, electronically controlled
Compatible lenses • DX AF Nikkor: All functions supported
• Type G or D AF Nikkor: All functions supported (PC Micro-Nikkor does not support some functions). IX-Nikkor lenses not supported.
• Other AF Nikkor: All functions supported except 3D colour matrix metering II. Lenses for F3AF not supported.
• AI-P Nikkor: All functions supported except 3D colour matrix metering II and auto focus.
• Non-CPU: Autofocus not supported. Can be used in exposure mode M, but exposure meter does not function. Electronic rangefinder can be used if lens has a maximum aperture of f/5.6 or faster.
Type Electronically controlled vertical-travel focal-plane shutter
Speed 1/4,000 to 30 s in steps of 1/3 or 1/2 EV, Bulb
Flash sync speed X = 1/200 s; synchronizes with shutter at 1/200?s or slower
Release modes Single-frame, continuous low speed, continuous high speed, self-timer, delayed remote, quick-response
Frame advance rate Continuous high speed: up to 4.5 fps, continuous low speed: 1-4 fps
Self-timer Can be selected from 2, 5, 10 and 20 s duration
Metering TTL exposure metering using 420-pixel RGB sensor
Metering method • Matrix: 3D colour matrix metering II (type G and D lenses); colour matrix metering II (other CPU lenses)
• Center-weighted: Weight of 75% given to 6-, 8-, or 10-mm circle in center of frame
• Spot: Meters 3.5-mm circle (about 2% of frame) centered on selected focus point
Range (ISO 100 equivalent, f/1.4 lens, 20°C/68°F)
• Matrix or center-weighted metering: 0-20 EV
• Spot metering: 2-20 EV
Exposure meter coupling CPU
Exposure modes Auto modes (auto, auto [flash off]), Advanced Scene Modes (Portrait, Landscape, Sports, Close-up, Night Portrait), programmed auto with flexible program (P), shutter-priority auto (S), aperture-priority auto (A), manual (M)
Exposure compensation ±5 EV in increments of 1/3 or 1/2 EV
Exposure bracketing 2 or 3 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 1 or 2 EV
Exposure lock Luminosity locked at detected value with AE-L/AF-L button
ISO sensitivity (Recommended Exposure Index)
ISO 200 to 3200 in steps of 1/3 EV, can also be set to approx. 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, or 1 EV (ISO 100 equivalent) below ISO 200, or to approx. 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, or 1 EV (ISO 6400 equivalent) over ISO 3200, ISO sensitivity auto control available
Active D-Lighting Can be selected from Auto, Extra high, High, Normal, Low or off
Active D-Lighting bracketing 2 frames
Autofocus Nikon Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus module with TTL phase detection, 11 focus points (including 1 cross-type sensor) and AF-assist illuminator (range approx. 0.5-3 m/1 ft. 8 in.-9 ft.10 in.)
Detection range -1 to +19 EV (ISO 100 equivalent, 20°C /68°F)
Lens servo • Autofocus: Single-servo AF (AF-S); continuous-servo AF (AF-C); predictive focus tracking automatically activated according to subject status (AF-A)
• Manual (M): Electronic rangefinder supported
Focus point Can be selected from 11 focus points
AF-area modes Single-point AF, dynamic-area AF, auto-area AF, 3D-tracking (11 points) AF
Focus lock Focus can be locked by pressing shutter-release button halfway (Single-servo AF) or by pressing AE-L/AF-L button
Built-in flash Auto, Portrait, Close-up, Night Portrait modes: Auto flash with auto pop-up
P, S, A, M: Manual pop-up with button release
Guide number (m/ft.) at 20°C/68°F
• At ISO 200: Approx. 17/56, 18/59 with manual flash
• At ISO 100 equivalent: Approx. 12/39, 13/43 with manual flash
Flash control • TTL: i-TTL balanced fill-flash and standard i-TTL flash for digital SLR using 420-pixel RGB sensor are available with built-in flash, SB-900, SB-800, SB-600 or SB-400
• Auto aperture: Available with SB-900, SB-800 and CPU lenses
• Non-TTL auto: Supported flash units include SB-900, SB-800, SB-28, SB-27 or SB-22s
• Range-priority manual: Available with SB-900 and SB-800
Flash modes Front curtain sync, slow sync, rear-curtain sync, red-eye reduction, red-eye reduction with slow sync
Flash compensation -3 to +1 EV in increments of 1/3, or 1/2 EV
Flash bracketing 2 or 3 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 1 or 2 EV
Flash-ready indicator Lights when built-in flash or SB-900, SB-800, SB-600, SB-400, SB-80DX, SB-28DX, or SB-50DX is fully charged; blinks for 3 s after flash is fired at full output in i-TTL or auto aperture modes
Accessory shoe Standard ISO 518 hot-shoe contact with safety lock
Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS)
Advanced Wireless Lighting supported with built-in flash, SB-900, SB-800, or SU-800 as commander and SB-900, SB-800, SB-600 or SB-R200 as remotes;
Auto FP High-Speed Sync and modeling illumination supported with all CLS-compatible flash units except SB-400; Flash Colour Information Communication and FV lock supported with all CLS-compatible flash units
White balance
White balance Auto (TTL white-balance with main image sensor and 420-pixel RGB sensor); 12 manual modes with fine-tuning; colour temperature setting; preset manual white balance
White balance bracketing 2 or 3 frames in steps of 1, 2 or 3
Live View
AF modes Face priority AF, wide area AF, normal area AF
Focus Contrast-detect AF anywhere in frame (camera selects focus point automatically when face priority AF is selected)
Image size (pixels) 1,280 x 720/24 fps, 640 x 424/24 fps, 320 x 216/24 fps
File format AVI
Compression format Motion-JPEG, with monaural sound
LCD monitor 3-in., approx. 920k-dot (VGA), low-temperature polysilicon TFT LCD with 170° viewing angle, approx. 100% frame coverage, and brightness adjustment
Playback function Full-frame and thumbnail (4, 9 or 72 images or calendar) playback with playback zoom, movie playback Pictmotion, slide show, histogram display, highlights, auto image rotation, and image comment (up to 36 characters)
USB Hi-Speed USB
Audio video output Can be selected from NTSC and PAL; simultaneous playback from both the audio video output and on the LCD monitor available
HDMI output Type C HDMI connector; camera monitor turns off when HDMI cable is connected
Accessory terminal • Remote Cord MC-DC2 (Optional)
• GPS Unit GP-1 (Optional)
Supported languages
Supported languages Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
Power source
Battery One Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL3e
Battery pack Multi-Power Battery Pack MB-D80 (optional) with one or two Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL3e or six R6/AA-size alkaline, Ni-MH, lithium or nickel-manganese batteries (Battery Holder MS-D200 is required when using R6/AA-size batteries.)
AC adapter AC Adapter EH-5a (optional)
Tripod socket
Tripod socket 1/4 in. (ISO 1222)
Dimensions (W x H x D) Approx. 132 x 103 x 77 mm/5.2 x 4.1 x 3.0 in.
Weight Approx. 620 g/ 1 lb. 6 oz. without battery, memory card, body cap or monitor cover
Operating environment
Temperature 0-40°C/32-104°F
Humidity Less than 85% (no condensation)
Supplied accessories (may differ by country or area)
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL3e, Quick Charger MH-18a, Eyepiece Cap DK-5, Rubber Eyecup DK-21, USB Cable UC-E4, Audio Video Cable EG-D2, Camera Strap AN-DC1, LCD Monitor Cover BM-10, Body Cap, Accessory Shoe Cover BS-1, Software Suite CD-ROM
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. I wish they cut out the gimmickery out of serious cameras - keep that for the Coolpix - rathr a deliver high speck DSLR at a lower price (which they cout the video and sound recording nonesense.
If I wanted to shot in Video I buy a video camera, but I am still photographer so I buy a DSLR. How difficuilt is that to comprehend.
I think you are missing the point Foxfire.
It's not so much as a DSLR taking movies but the fact you will be able to take such high quality short movie clips using a plethora of wonderful lenses.
This opens up the DSLR's into being a very creative movie tool.
Imagine using a 180 degree lens on a street shot and then using this same lens for video...... or the same lens on a hill top with an object travelling from one end to the other.
It's limit in use is only as far as the camera owners imagination.
well, it's amazing how often we will begin to notice the "Convenienvce" of SHOOTING-VIDEO above that archaic 2MP limtation of most-all video cams...& to do that with a much-much-better lens... but without carrying any more bulky-gear
I'm with Foxfire here. I still wonder why all phones need to include a stupid camera that is so useless that only contributes to increasing price.
Ron... what monitor will you be using to display over that "archaic" 2MP limitation videos? I wonder if you have an 8Mpx TV set at home =) Did you check what's the maximum resolution of current HD Tv Sets?
at Mike,... 180degree lens... you sure mean fisheye? there are fisheyes for camcorders, you don't need to wait for Nikon to release this camera! how long does it last on batteries recording video?
Just like a phone camera is limited for photography, a photography camera will be rather limited for video recording I'm afraid.
Convergence is almost upon us!
DSLRCAMCORDER will be a full-fledged thing soon enough.
@Foxfire and I buy what I need;
If you don't like a feature that a camera has, DON'T USE IT. Better yet, don't buy the camera. If you are concernded about price, take note, the Nikon D80 was released at the same price as the D90 ($999 body only) Only difference is that the D90 is a lot more camera and it can shoot HD video. I'm sorry but, your argument is moot.
Since my first post [Post number 2] I've had conversations with a few of my friends in the professional photography business on Movie Mode using DSLR cameras.
We all agree that having the mode finally on the DSLR is positive move.
Again it's not so much as taking a standard movie which makes this a positive point but in what professional equipment that is available for this format of camera and the creativeness of the shooting.
Yes, the camcorder does have add-on items but these are only a fraction of quality that a professional lens can achieve.
With this type of camera and quality equipment you should be able to shoot some very interesting footage [again not standard movie footage i.e. home movies].
Above, in Post 2 as an example I did mention lens with an ultra-wide field of view and this was challenged by poster "I buy what I need".
The difference here though is the quality of the two formats and what can be achieved by the professional version for the DSLR.
Remember, there's more to a lens than just it's field of view.
I have a small collection of lens from close up, to fixed, wide and ultra-zoom.
Add to these with my additional accessories and it makes the DSLR Movie Mode an instrument of inventiveness.
agree with sab0900.
1. If you don't like it, then don't use it. No one's telling you that having a movie mode in your DSLR means you MUST take video as well.
2. It is still to be seen whether this movie mode actually makes the D90 a "less than 100%"-performing camera (or at least I haven't stumbled upon any analysis on the web), but from what's written in the D90 specs, I say it is already a great offering of a camera to have - with or without video.
A discussion with my photographer/movie-maker friend yields these findings:
1. 5 minutes is long enough for creative movie-making purposes. Of course you won't get an hour long clip of your dog wiggling its tail, but not all of us are as talented as you are...
2. With video, auto focus may not always be your best friend - a misfocusing camcorder can be just as bad as a misfocused photo. Learning to focus properly with video can be very beneficial for self-development
3. the different lenses available to use: the possibilities are, dare I say, limitless.
Nikon D90? US$999. But the creativity you can get by having a movie mode in it? priceless.
I'm with the first poster: come on Nikon, release a serious DSLR at a lower price and cut out the gimmicks.
And once again, the prices are unfair. At present exchange rates, buyers in the USA are getting it for £650, against £700 in the UK and £800 in Europe! WHY? Why should Europe subsidise the USA?
Just imagine to use nikon telephoto zoom lenses and make nice HD videos from of your neighbor through his sleeping room window.... yeah, the D90 video feature is pretty cool ;-)
Well Im sure even top end SLRs will be offering video
You cant stop progress.......
Some fold here are going to be mighty upset when you can make a phone call from your SLR :)
Have just come onto this blog page cos having been doing some research into the D90. I am totally and utterly amateur, but from what I can gather this camera is not for people who are interested in just still photography so why go on about it - they obviously need the model one step up. But for me it seems to be the perfect model. Alot of my shots tend to be water based so I have a waterproof video camera plus a sports GoPro and I was using an old Fujipix for 'dry' shots, but now need something where I can get some really good shore based shots of action on the water - the fact it has a video mode is a bonus for me cos the video camera I have is too grainy when I give it more than half the zoom. The video side is really an extra and I would still have gone for this camera if it did not have it, but the fact it is there I am sure there will be many times when I will be happy I have it and also saves carting around extra cameras.
I bought d 90. how?


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This is the fifth workshop of the ICC research group "Network Studies."
Date: October 20, 2012
Location: Sophia University, Bldg. 10, 3F, Room 301
Time: 13:30 until 17:00
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Rieko Kamei-Dyche (University of Southern California/Hitotsubashi University):
"Marriage Strategies and Familial Networks of the Saionji"
While conventional treatments of medieval Japan that privilege warrior narratives have been slowly augmented by scholarship revealing the continuing role of the court, the vibrant court culture and the roles played by courtier families remain underdeveloped in the literature. A fascinating case study is offered by the Saionji, a notable courtier family that developed extensive connections with both court and bakufu and commanded great wealth and influence. One of the reasons for Saionji prominence was their great skill at generating and wisely investing social capital, especially in building family relations with the major power holders of the time. Through examining these family networks, how they were developed and what benefits they brought the family, an unexplored side of medieval Japanese society comes to light.
Alexander Vesey (Meiji Gakuin University):
"Forging Karmic Ties: Buddhist temple networking in Early Modern Japan"
Working from a social historical perspective, this paper examines the processes that contributed to the expansion of Kanto area Buddhist temple networks during the 17th and early 18th centuries. Given the emphasis of "founders, " "lineages" and "schools" in popular histories of Japanese Buddhism, the internal coherence of Buddhist institutions seems a given. Local records, however, reveal a different reality as temple networks were also forged by negotiation, and at times hard-fought litigation. This presentation will use several case studies to consider the motives and methods that drove early modern Buddhist networking.
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Tosa's Foreign Ties during Edo Period "Isolation"
Despite prohibitions of direct foreign contact during most of the Edo period, people of the domain of Tosa had many connections with and experiences of meeting with people from outside of Japan that linked them to informational networks spanning the world. This talk will center on the experiences of many foreign shipwrecks landing on the coast of Tosa and also discuss other connections to give a sense of Tosa domain's ties to the world during this most unlikely time of "isolation."


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Amarillo's Jarred McAlvain dives into second base safely as Bayou's David Sandoval takes the throw during the Dillas' 5-3 win.Jennifer Paschal/Globe-NewsDillas strive to avoid repeat of '97 finish
By DREW BUTLER
Globe-News Sports Writer
The Amarillo Dillas have been in this position before.
It was only last year, as a matter of fact. They finished as the Texas-Louisiana League first-half champions. Six weeks after that, they lost the second-half title to a hot Alexandria team that won 27 of its 48 baseball games in the second half. Amarillo then lost to the Aces in four games in the league championship series.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
In the 1998 first-half T-L League race, the Dillas edged out a hot Alexandria team that, at one point down the stretch, won 20 out of 22 games. If you want to know whether history is to repeat itself, then you will have to wait until the end of the summer.
But that's eight weeks down the road. What Amarillo has as the second half of the season started Friday was one of the best teams in the league. Hitting that is as good as any team in the league and starting pitching that is better than any team.
"I felt like we were the best team in the league going in," said Dillas pitcher / manager Daren Brown. "You have to go out on the field and prove it. That's what we did in the first half. I was happy with the guys that I brought in here."
They have the league's top hitter (Tim Howard), one of the top RBI producers (Derek Henderson), the stolen base leader (Sean Collins) and the best pitching.
All of that could equal the Dillas topping the 55 wins they posted in 1997.
"They let down last year in the second half and look what happened in the championship," said Dillas all-star catcher Jack Johnson. "There is no way this team is going to let down. I don't want to let it happen, and we'll definitely talk about it and make sure it's not going to happen."
HEAD:DILLAS GLANCETONIGHT: Dillas vs. Bayou Bullfrogs, 7:05 p.m. at Memorial Stadium. RECORDS: Amarillo is 33-10 overall, 1-0 in the second half. Bayou is 19-24 and 0-1. TONIGHT'S PITCHERS: Amarillo's Michael Boebert (5-3, 4.57 ERA) vs. Bayou's Josh Foshie (2-3, 6.46 ERA). PROMOTION: Miller Lite Coozie Night.
An incredible home record of 20-2 propelled the Dillas to a 32-10 first-half mark. Their only home losses were 10-6 against Rio Grande Valley in June and 4-3 to Alexandria on July 5.
"Any team that has 10 or less losses in a league deserves to be the first-half champs," Johnson said. "We've earned every bit of it. We've played great baseball pretty much the whole first half, except for a couple of games here and there. This team bounces back real well.
"The people here in Amarillo expect good baseball and that's what we want to give them. They deserve it. They come here night in, night out and we are going to give them good baseball in the second half."
The Dillas have done it by any means possible. A look at the stat sheets shows how gaudy their numbers have been.
You want good pitching? Simply, Amarillo has the best. Their isn't a team in the league that can send in a starting rotation like Daren Brown, Al Kermode, Greg Bicknell and Michael Boebert. All have been named an league all-star. Alexandria comes the closest, but since its top pitcher, Darell White, had his contract purchased by the Texas Rangers organization, the Aces' rotation falls short.
"I feel like every day we can stick a guy out there that has a chance to beat you and has a chance to hold you to one, two or three runs," Brown said. "I'm biased because I like my guys."
Brown is the only eight-win pitcher in the league this year and Bicknell is the only seven-win pitcher. Kermode is tied for third in wins with six, and Boebert has five wins this season. The starting four takes up four of the top five spots in league strikeouts - Boebert leads with 69, Bicknell 63, Brown 55 and Kermode 51.
"We've got two on the All-Star team, but I think Boebert and Kermode are very deserving to be on there, too," Brown said. "I feel like our pitching staff is throwing real well right now."
If the Dillas have a weak point, it's the bullpen. However, Josh Nesse's six saves is second-highest in the league and other pitchers have improved in the last month.
Two examples: Former West Texas A&M pitcher Jason Patrick has seen is ERA drop more than a run from 5.79 in early June to 4.50 through Wednesday. Billy Hibbard has seen his ERA drop from 15.00 to 9.53 in the same time frame.
"The bullpen has come in and done the job in the last weeks and I'm real happy with them," Brown said. "They will see a little more work in the second half. We will give some guys rest and get into the bullpen more. I'm happy with the pitching staff."
You want good hitting? Second baseman Howard is only hitting .476 through Wednesday. After hitting at a .500 clip for most of the final two weeks, Howard has cooled off a bit, but still leads the league in hitting over Alexandria's Malvin Matos.
Without Howard, the Dillas still have three players in the top 10 in hitting: Henderson is sixth at .357, Mike Wilson seventh at .353 and Kenny Hook ninth at .342.
"Mike Wilson and Kenny Hook have stepped in and swung the bats for us real good," Brown said. "Of course, you don't expect anybody to hit .500 but Timmy Howard's hitting around .500. I knew that we had guys who can play, guys that can swing the bat and guys that can throw the ball."
Henderson, the third baseman, has been on a tear lately and has risen to sixth in the league batting. His 54 RBIs are second in the league to Matos' 56.
Collins has reached base in all 42 games this season as the team's leadoff batter and leads the league in steals. Johnson has been a mainstay at catcher, starting most of the games behind the plate before the Dillas clinched the title.
If there is anything the Dillas have to worry about, it could be injuries. So far, they have been lucky with only one injury that forced a player to miss a number of games. That was the knee injury that has forced out first baseman Pat Koerner for three to four weeks.
So what does the back stretch hold in store for the Dillas? Up first and often is Greenville. The last-place Bluesmen are in Amarillo for four games after the All-Star break, and the Dillas travel to Greenville for four more games from July 21-24.
"I don't think there is any room for a letdown," Brown said. "You can't turn it off and on. I know that. We were a little bit that way last year. We had a good team that ran into a team in the playoffs that was hot. Alexandria was hot, there wasn't anyway around it. We were not able to turn it up to the notch that we needed to compete against them.
"This year, we are just going to go out and play the same kind of baseball that we have been. We're not going to let up any."
Amarillo and Alexandria are the only two teams above .500 as the second half starts. So unless the Aces hit a losing skid and a team like Abilene or Lubbock goes on an unexpected hot streak, the Dillas and Alexandria will face off again for the title.
That would make the most interesting series of the season the Dillas-Aces series in Alexandria to end the regular season on Aug. 28-30. The teams could be battling for the best overall record and the second-half title.
But the smart money is that those three games will just be the warmup to the main event - the 1998 T-L League championship series.
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Peoples Academy Junior Katie Stames has been named Vermont's representative on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America High School All-American team.
The PA forward joins 80 other girls from around the country on the prestigious list. She is one of only 20 representatives who were not in their senior year.
With 43 goals on the season, Stames was an integral cog in the undefeated PA Wolves' machine, which won their second state championship in a row. She scored four in the championship game.
Along with being named to the All-American team, she was one of Vermont's three representatives on the All-New England squad. Locally she was named to the first team for the Capital League and was named to both the Burlington Free Press and Times Argus' first teams as well.
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A U.S. appeals court was asked to reinstate a Federal Election Commission rule that allowed nonprofit groups running "issue ads," such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Crossroads GPS, to keep their donors secret.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington heard arguments today from the Center for Individual Freedom and the Hispanic Leadership Fund, urging reversal of a decision by a lower court judge requiring disclosure of donor names, saying it has hurt political speech in an election year.
"Did Congress clearly and unambigously intend to compel the Federal Election Commission to require corporations and labor unions to make much broader and more burdensome disclosures?" Thomas Kirby, a lawyer for the Center for Individual Freedom, said during today's argument.
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson on March 30 voided FEC regulations adopted in 2007 that let organizations and nonprofit groups keep secret the names of donors who pay for pre-election issue ads. She said the regulations clashed with requirements of the 2002 campaign finance law known as McCain-Feingold that groups report their ad spending to the commission.
The FEC, which didn't appeal the ruling, said in July that groups should report donors of $1,000 or more retroactively effective March 30.
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The disclosure rules apply only to what are known as "electioneering communications," ads that run before an election and mention a federal candidate without urging viewers to vote for or against the person. So-called independent expenditures, which advocate support or opposition to a candidate, aren't affected by the FEC decision.
At the time the 2002 law was written, independent expenditures could only be paid for by disclosed contributions, a restriction invalidated by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision. Nonprofit groups said they would start funding independent expenditures in order to avoid disclosure.
The case was brought by Representative Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, who argued that the campaign-finance law required such disclosure.
One of the judges considering the appeal called the case "weird" and said he doubted the groups have authority to bring the appeal since the FEC didn't pursue one.
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"The agency is not here to defend it so I don't see what redress you have," U.S. Circuit Judge Harry Edwards, appointed to the bench by President Jimmy Carter, said.
Circuit Judge A. Raymond Randolph said the interpretation of federal election law arguing for the disclosure "makes no sense."
Randolph, appointed to the court by President George H.W. Bush, said he was troubled that someone advocating for the election or defeat of a particular candidate must only disclose contributions for that specific advocacy while a company or labor union advertisement that doesn't urge viewers to vote a certain way must "disclose the kitchen sink."
Circuit Judge Janice Rogers Brown, a President George W. Bush appointee, asked no questions during the argument.
Americans for Prosperity, which has ties to energy executives Charles and David Koch; Crossroads GPS, the nonprofit group founded with help from Republican strategist Karl Rove, and the Chamber, the largest U.S. business lobby, have spent millions of dollars to help elect Republicans without identifying the sources of their money.
Americans for Prosperity has spent $30.9 million on the 2012 elections, while the Chamber has spent $11.3 million and Crossroads GPS has spent 5.4 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington-based research group that tracks campaign spending.
The lower court case is Van Hollen v. Federal Election Commission, 11-0766, U.S. District Court, District of Columbia (Washington). The appellate cases are Van Hollen v. Federal Election Commission, 12-5117 and 12-5118, in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (Washington).


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How did people of the arctic learn to adapt their shelters to the resources that were available?
They used blocks of ice to build igloos because there were no trees.
In summer, they built shelters out of sod or lived in tents made from sealskins.
Native Americans often depended on d______ o_ l_____ in order to produce more goods.
Division of Labor
The _________ of many Native American groups depended on the supply of food and other natural resources that helped them.
Scientist can learn a great deal about life of early people living in the Americas from _________?
What are features that are common to most civilizations?
- most civilizations have ways of life, religion and learning
What is the main reason that early peoples in the Americas began to live in larger, more settled villages?
They developed agriculture (farming).
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The con men that promise quick, easy, effortless solutions have left a lot of people convinced that visualization doesn't work.
And it doesn't – their way.
It does work, and you should use it. But it's not magic, so it's important to understand what it does, and why.
Here's some of the most common mistakes and how to use it right.
Mistake #1: Creation By Visualization
Many people think, because the con men told them, that they can just visualize stuff into existence.
So they visualize with enthusiasm, day after day, and nothing happens. The object of their affection – a person, place or thing – fails to magically appear.
Let me be blunt: you can't visualize stuff into existence.
Man, if it was that easy, "we'd all be drinkin' that free Bubble-Up and eatin' that rainbow stew," in the immortal words of Merle Haggard!
There will be work in the form of action steps being required.
But before you even get to the action steps, you've got to avoid this next mistake.
Mistake #2: Seeing the Goal as Something You Don't Have
Lots of visualization courses teach that "you should see yourself in the movie of your mind."
So people create a mental image of themselves like they were watching themselves in a movie.
Unfortunately that's supporting the idea that someone else, not you, has the goal and you're watching them.
Here's some good advice from Dr Robert Anthony: "Only vivid imagery in the first person and in the present tense changes our reality."
What that means is that you see through your own eyes in the vision and you see yourself as already having and currently enjoying the goal, whatever it is.
Follow Dr Anthony's instructions. Put yourself IN the movie and participate in the movie.
Don't be a spectator, be the star! That's what "first person, present tense" means.
When you experience your dream that way, your mind finds that easier to believe and will go to work to make it a reality.
If your vision is to take a cruise, walk up the gangplank, see the people, hear the ship noises, smell the ocean, feel the sun and the breeze on your face.
Make it as sensory rich as you can. Then when it happens you'll feel like you've been there before, many times. Because you have!
Earnest Holmes, the founder of Science of Mind, put it this way: "We cannot demonstrate life beyond our mental ability to embody…As water will reach only its own level, so our outward conditions will re-produce only our inner realizations."
So when we know we have it – really KNOW – then we've created the right mental conditions to make it easy for the goal to be achieved.
We have the "inner realization" that Holmes mentions.
Mistake #3: Not Taking The Required Actions
What the inner realization does is not necessarily change the outer Universe, but it does change our inner mental Universe.
Our subconscious mind is a filter. We receive many more sensory inputs that we can deal with, so the subconscious mind decides what we see and discards the unimportant items.
You've probably heard the common story about deciding to buy a new car, and suddenly you see them everywhere!
It's not because they suddenly appeared, they were always there.
But now you've told your subconscious that they're important, and so you see them.
Your clear vision and certainty about your goal will tell your subconscious to be on the lookout for the things you need.
When they show up, take action. Wallace Wattles says that not linking vision with action is what keeps many people stuck.
We want to avoid that and be alert for clues about what we need to do.
In her wonderful book, "Your Invisible Power" Genevieve Behrend tells of her need to raise $20,000 to go to England to study with Thomas Troward.
She had no idea how to get the money, which in the 1920's was a big sum.
Walking down the street in New York one day, pondering this situation, she had the realization that when she owned it in her mind, it was hers.
That thought stopped her in her tracks.
She had been playing with counting out the (imaginary) money every night, but this insight changed the way she looked at it.
That night when she counted out the 20 $1,000 bills, she did it with confidence and certainty.
She had the inner realization.
She still had no idea where it would come from, but at that point she knew it didn't matter.
And within a few days she had an idea, and circumstances arose, and she followed those ideas like a trail of bread crumbs.
In less than 6 weeks she had the money in the bank.
She had programmed her subconscious and she took action.
Here's a story from Richard Lynch that also illustrates the power of combining vision and action.
"It is easy enough to have vision; almost anyone can have one.
"But a vision will not stay with the person who doesn't believe in it enough to bend every effort toward its fulfillment.
"Persistent action must back it up, otherwise it's just a wish, not a determined conviction.
"I know a man who built himself a cottage on the shore of a lake.
"Someone liked it and wanted to buy it, so the man sold it and built another one.
"The same thing happened to the second one. He built another and another and soon quite a group had been built and sold.
"Someone suggested that a hotel was needed to complete the development.
"One day the man was seen building a huge chimney out in the middle of a large cleared space.
"When asked why he was doing something so strange, he answered that when he got the money he would build a hotel around it!
"Needless to say, the hotel was built. This is what I mean by 'working out the vision.'"
You see that Lynch was pointing out that the hotel already existed in the man's mind, and he was constructing the chimney as a start.
Most people would wait until they had all the money, but that's not the best way.
Building the chimney, taking positive action, tells your mind and the Universe that you're serious!
When you're serious, you become unstoppable.
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Saturday, October 1
There are no openings scheduled for this date.
Chatterjee & Lal
Arthur Bunder Road, 1/18, Floor 1, Kamal Mansion / +912222023787 / chatterjeeandlal.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm
Chemould Prescott Road
G. Talwatkar Marg, Fort, Queens Mansion, Floor 3 / +912222000211 / gallerychemould.com
Mon - Sat 11am to 7pm
Dhruvi Acharya After the Fall
Oct 14 - Nov 19, 2016 Reception: Thu Oct 13 7pm - 9pm
Dhruvi's paintings and a large site specific soft-sculptural installation, she tries to investigate what happens to the mind, body and soul
Clark House Initiative
8 Nathalal Parekh Marg, Clark House Building, Ground Floor / +919820213816 / clarkhouseinitiative.org
Tue - Sun 11am to 7pm
DAG Modern | Mumbai
58, Dr. V.B. Gandhi Marg, Kala Ghoda Fort / +912249222700 / dagmodern.com
Mon - Sat 11am to 7pm
The Guild Art Gallery
1028, Ranjanpada, Next to Sai Mandir, Mandwa Alibaug Road, Alibaug, 28, 3rd Pasta Lane, Colaba, Mumbai / +912222880195 / guildindia.com
Wed - Mon 10am to 6:30pm, Mon - Sat 10am to 6:30pm
Galerie Isa
27 Great Western Building, Shahid Bhagat Singh Rd, 1st Floor, Opp. Lion Gate / +912266373432 / galerieisa.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Jhaveri Contemporary
2 Krishna Niwas, 58 A Walkeshwar Road / +912223693639 / jhavericontemporary.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Lakeeren Gallery
6/18, Grants Building, 2nd Floor, Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba / +912265224179 / lakeerengallery.com
Mon - Sat 11am to 7pm
Gallery Maskara
6/7 3rd Pasta Lane, Colaba / +912222023056 / gallerymaskara.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm
Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke
16/18 Mereweather Road, (Behind Taj Mahal Hotel), Colaba, 2 Sunny House / +912222023030 / galeriems.com
Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm
SIJI KRISHNAN 'The Family Portrait'
Aug 12 - Oct 29, 2016
'The Family Portrait' is Siji Krishnan's second solo exhibition at Galerie M+S. For further information please contact the gallery.
Project 88
Narayan A Sawant Road, Colaba, BMP Building, Gound Floor / +912222810066 / project88.in
Mon 2pm to 7pm, Tue - Sat 11am to 7pm
Sakshi Gallery
Synergy Art Foundation Ltd6/19 Grants Building, 2nd Floor, Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba, 6/19 Grants Building, 2nd Floor, Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba / +912266103424 / www.sakshigallery.com
Mon - Sat 11am to 6pm, Mon - Sat 11am to 6pm
Schön Mendes Cameos of a City
Sep 8 - Oct 8, 2016
Tao Art Gallery
The View, 165 Dr. A.B. Road / +912224918585 / taoartgallery.com
11am to 6pm daily
F35/36 Dhanraj Mahal, C.S.M. Marg, Apollo, Bunder, Colaba / +912266150424 / tarq.in
Mon - Sat 11am to 6pm
Karan Kapoor Time and Tide
Sep 23 - Oct 15, 2016
Tasveer presents for the first time in India, an exhibition of limited edition prints by Karan Kapoor, titled Time & Tide.
Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
91/A Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Road, Byculla East,Veer Mata Jijabai Bhonsale Udyan (Rani Baug)Veer Mata Jijabai Bhonsale Udyan (Rani Baug), Veer Mata Jijabai Bhonsale Udyan (Rani Baug) / +912223731234 / www.bdlmuseum.org
Sun - Tue 10am to 5:30pm, Thu - Sat 10am to 5:30pm, Sun - Tue 10am to 5:30pm, Thu - Sat 10am to 5:30pm
Rohini Devasher Speculations from the Field
Aug 21 - Oct 4, 2016
'Speculations from the Field' brings together recent work by the artist Rohini Devasher, whose practice explores art, science and fiction th
National Gallery of Modern Art | Mumbai
Sir Cowasji Jahangir Public Hall, M G Road, Fort Mumbai / +912222881971 / ngmaindia.gov.in/
Tue - Sun 10am to 5pm


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Resources for Human Development (RHD)
Medford, Massachusetts (USA). The office is a fifteen minute walk from the Davis Square T station.
www.rhd.org (note-- This is the website for the national organization. The project would be working with the Boston branch only. We do not currently have our own website. Our art studio, Outside the Lines Studio, has a website at www.outsidethelinesstudio.org.)
Resources for Human Development (RHD) is a non-profit organization that provides residential and employment opportunities for adults with dual diagnoses of mental illness, developmental disabilities and/or physical disabilities. RHD operates 18 group homes in the greater Boston area and runs an art studio where adults with disabilities create and sell their art. We provide support in all areas and facets of the lives of the people we serve, promoting their independence in daily routine, self-care, and personal accomplishment. Our organization is constantly growing and expanding, now serving 84 individuals and employing over 200 staff members. Our offices are located in Medford, next to the Tufts athletic fields and a 15 minute walk from the Davis Square T station.
We are interested in the creation of a comprehensive medical database on each client that includes information about appointments, doctors, medication history, and current medications. There is a set of forms and documentation procedures surrounding medical care and medication administration that is mandated by the Department of Public Health in concert with the Department of Developmental Services.
From the database, these forms could be generated and integrated so that each client's information and history is consistent and accurate. A simple computer program was created by a member of the community several years ago. However, it has many limitations, has not been updated in years, and is susceptible to user errors that can result in medication delivery mistakes. Within RHD, we do not have anyone with the computer expertise to address the problems. An improved and more comprehensive system would better ensure that the people we serve receive the proper medications, doses, and general care.
A student working on this project would gain insight into the daily workings of a non-profit organization and the way medical care is conducted in health and human services. The student will get to work one-on-one with members of a human services organization and tackle a problem that effects all agencies in Massachusetts serving individuals with developmental disabilities.
Computer programming skills
Basic knowledge of medication administration language (dosage, route of delivery, frequency), which can be easily attained or provided by our staff.
This is a general need that we would welcome help at any time.
Leach Forrest
Environmental Design Specialist
70 Colby St, Medford, Ma 02155
Susan Burnham
70 Colby St, Medford, Ma 02155
617-225-0212 (office)
MIT students who develop projects around these ideas may apply for support from the Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center's Fellowships or Internships programs. Please check the program descriptions and deadlines and talk to program staff to determine which is most appropriate for your needs and project.
If you have funding from outside the PKG Center that enables you to work on one of these projects, that's great! However, please do let us know if you work on a project you saw advertised here, even if you don't use our funds. And remember, the PKG Center staff are happy to advise on service projects even if we are not funding them ourselves


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Featured Golf News
Park Strolls in Kraft Nabisco
Starting the final round three shots ahead of the field in the Kraft Nabisco Championship, Inbee Park got off to a great start Sunday with birdies on the first two holes and rolled to her second major title.
The 24-year-old closed with a 3-under 69 at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif., for a 72-hole total of 15-under 273, four shots ahead of fellow South Korean So Yeon Reo, who posted Sunday's low round of 7-under 65, and six ahead of Sweden's Caroline Hedwall (68) and Norway's Suzann Pettersen (69).
Park, who won the Honda LPGA Thailand in late February, joins No. 1-ranked Stacy Lewis as the only two-time winners on the LPGA Tour this year. It was also Park's second LPGA major; her first win ever was the 2008 U.S. Women's Open.
"I played so solid this week," an excited Park said at greenside. "This is always the one (tournament) I want to win."
As for a hot start that eased her nerves and left the field in serious catch-up mode, Park added, "It was huge. (The birdies) really made my day much easier."
After Park went to the scorer's tent, she returned and did the celebratory jump in Poppie's Pond alongside the 18th green at Mission Hills, accompanied by her caddie and six friends. When she emerged dripping wet, the traditional white robe with her name on the back as the 2013 champion was draped over her.
Sharing fifth at 282 were South Korean Haeji Kang (68) and Hall of Famer Karrie Webb (72).
Playing in the final group with Park, Lizette Salas, who began play just three shots behind Park, posted a disappointing 79 to drop into a tie for 25th at 2-under 286. Lewis, who never got untracked this week with rounds of 73, 71 and 71 in the first three rounds, closed with a 72 and finished tied for 32nd at 287.
Defending champion Sun Young Yoo, who won last year's Kraft Nabisco in a sudden-death playoff after I.K. Kim missed a 12-inch putt that forced extra holes and led to one of the most shocking tournament conclusions in recent memory, missed the cut this year.
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Nerd Log – Road Trip
Hey man I'm from TN!!!! Nah just kidding, it sucks ass. I'm getting out as soon as I can.
Why do all non-Iowans say 'Iowa' so weird ><
Excellent video, well done. Having driven across the country twice, I can totally relate to the mood. When you guys come back, you should take the northern route for some different scenery, I think you'll be impressed, especially through the rockies coming back down to the plains.
Awesome, I admire your dedication
Thank you for this lesson !! Very interesting. Nice trip!!
Last year I did a cross country trip from Delaware to San Diego (so not too far from your trip) and I spent the night in Knoxville, TN; Little Rock, AR; Odessa, TX; and Tucson, AZ.
Im glad you guys made it safe and sound.
hey… i live in memphis.. you should have stopped by!
aww , love your cats James. Californicats now
How are the cats holding up
I wonder what kins of mischief Mike has been up too lol
LOL you call that snow??????
LOL you call that snow??????
PS your cats are cute
That´s great. Just awesome : )
May The Nerd be with you… always 🙂
Great video James, I hope you keep up with these because they're really interesting.When my cat goes in the car with us he usually spends the first two hours constantly yowling (is that the word for it? when they say meow) Does your cats do that James?
Hey James! Great video. I'm excited for the movie. By the way, I live in Albuquerque. We get our fair share of snow throughout the winter! New Mexico is a beautiful place, and more than just desert. Happy filming and good luck!
Fantastic, cats are so cute
I love the nerd logs!
@JeremyJones sure but there are only 2 LOL
@Shadow [email protected] Yeah, but you just know there'll be like 50 of these! ;D And I love them too!
Road trips a pretty fun, its the way back that sucks, my mom would pack the car up with so much shit she got from grandmas house that wqe wind upo sitting uncomfortably on top of things. I remember one time my bro had to ride in the trunk ( don';t worry we rented a van so technically it was the back seat.). ahhh good times.
Excited to see the movie and am enjoying the "nerd" logs!
bring a gameboy next time, it beats number plates checking. =D Most of the roads were empty probably so no danger in combining the two.
No one should have to suffer through the panhandle. Stop by Austin, TX some time, have a Shiner, much better. Trust me.
Go nerd! More cat talk!
you suck
@[email protected] While I disagree, everyone has right to an opinion.
whats the name of the song at the end of the nerd log
I made a log this morning!
I love road trip movies. I love road trips. My favorite part of the country is the southwest, in the desert. It's just beautiful to look at, sunrise, sunset, middle of the night with all the stars out, its just gorgeous.
I can't wait for the feature film James!
God stuff, I like the nerd logs! This should be on the front page with an image tho, people might miss it.
Good stuff, I like the nerd logs! This should be on the front page with an image tho, people might miss it.
u should do a tour of your temporary apartment !
Dude, I'm sorry but you're an ash-huul..
@TommyO'[email protected] poop jokes and random cursing arent too funny after the third time
I salute you, sir. It takes a pair to blitz the country like that. My husband and I drove from FL to CA in 3 days last summer, and we also stopped in Santa Rosa! You came in the same way we did (Via I-40), though we started on I-10. Texas is about 500 miles of NOTHING.
I think the weirdest part about driving that far is when you finally turn the car off on that last day at your destination. You sort of look at each other like "Whew. Wow, we don't have to get up tomorrow to drive."
Glad you got here safe, man. Welcome to Sunny CA!
I remember going to California back when I was like 8, and we went on this beach, and I found a weird little cave with a skull drawing on the wall. Ever since then, I called the beach "Skull Island". Even though it's not really an island. XDBe sure to check out Skull Island while you're there, if you happen to stumble across it….. xD
Check these video and support the nerd! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W5bmii-T1c&feature=g-all-u&context=G22fb832FAAAAAAAAAAA
Guys support the nerd! and all the content these guys make against SOPA check the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W5bmii-T1c&feature=g-all-u&context=G22fb832FAAAAAAAAAAA
This is fantastic stuff!
Be careful with the cats, because cats can feel odd at new places. They say cats bind more to places than to persons so keep an eye on the cats, don't let them out or anything…
Please CINEMASSACRE dont attend or cover E3 until ESA stops supporting SOPA!
Welcome to Southern California James! Hope you and your crew like the weather here in the west and good luck on your filming. Looking forward to seeing the end result of your hard work!
You should have played Bill Hicks at full blast with the windows down through the entirety of Texas. =)
Welcome to LA, Entertainment Capital of the World 🙂
NOTE: Hawaii and Alaska aren't really down there.
Johnny Cash > Elvis
why not flying
@onraj9mm Most likely because he packed a TON of stuff, and you can't take those things with you on a plane. He could have probably taken a plane and have his stuff sent to him later on, but its less of a hassle to just drive and already have your stuff available to you.
Plus it's too expensive, plus he probably did'nt want to get molested by the TSA's XD
I really enjoyed driving across the country when I moved out here. I did it alone tho, which tends to be easier since you only have to worry about yourself.
Weird map. I didn't know that Alaska is in the south of Texas.
I live in Knoxville! You should have visited! We could have played Battletoads!
Finally you're guys are in California! 😀 And snow in fucking New Mexico? That is friggen' awesome!
Time to make da movie! By the way, if it's a road trip movie you should use that Angry Video Game Nerd title stand to be in the window of a car or on a desk, and then the camera sweeps over your head or something and sweeps over the title plus a note just in front of it saying something about MOVIE. Or something 😀 Practical title effects can be very effective, even though they're very simple!
you are awesome james, im envyous. godspeed and good luck =D
My Cat mews whenever I leave him in the cage in the car but when I let him out, he always stands ontop of the seat and uses the door handle to lift himself up so he can look out the window.
Cinemassacre should have joined the Black Out cause!
Hello Everybody
He Stopped In Barstow CA. I Only Live 2 Hrs From There. Wish I Could Go See Him.
I actually live in Barstow, so I really missed out.
Was cool seeing your roadtrip. I've been thinking about driving from CA to see my sister in FL just for the hell of it. I drive like you… balls out!… no stopping unless it's to rest or eat. I do hope to maybe do some sightseeing on the way, but 5 days? Yeah, guess I'd have to just drive. That's okay though. I love to drive. That was a cool cat cage your cats had. I didn't know cats liked the driving experience. Can't wait to see your movie. Take care man.
y u no ds nerd ?
Glad you guys made it safe and all that and so forth. Stock the fridge with some rolling rock, mix up some shit batches, and take a big sloppy bite into that movie bro, we're all dying to blast our hard earned clams at ya and see this masterpiece. Oh and i love the nerd logs man, shit gets me all pumped for the movie…reminds me of reading about a game back in the day and getting all excited over it, cept hopefully the movie won't suck like half of those games did ha.
Im glad you did this James! I love your cats too. Anyways Thank you for everything!
Take a plane? lol. Jk thank GOD you made it there safely!
Watch your cats with the balcony. Event if you think it's okay…..there's always something to try to catch… A lot of friends of mine lost their cat that way…..
Stop SOPA, stop PIPA
pleas guys hep stop SOPA and PIPA, inform your selves on how you can help
Mike shut down this website today!
This bill applies to you!
@bioject Man, this site isn't big enough for James or Mike to shut it down for the day. I'm sure the government's really going to take note of Cinemassacre, right? Cinemassacre, no matter how awesome it is, doesn't matter to the government. The probably don't even know what the fuck it is.
So, no, there's no real need. We already know that they don't support it as it'll kill Cinemassacre, so they don't really need to do much.
@[email protected] is not up to the government tho, if the bills pass some douchebag that owns some share of videogame footage can do it.
@Aedan132 that's the kind of thinking that will get SOPA and PIPA passed. Even if you've contacted your representatives and they're opposed to it, you can still spread the word to others. Until they're gone for good, we all need to continue band together and protect the internet!
Sites like this receive tens-of-thousands of hits a day. If every one of those who are Americans contacted their congressmen think of the impact. A simple image on the main page to inform fans that their favourite site could be ruined forever would get support.
The government may not care about it, or know what it is now, but they will once it's on the chopping block.
Wow, OMG, that's exactly what I always dreamed. Visit the whole USA, state by state, for months maybe years. That's my number 1 dream. The reason I'm trying to win the lottery every week. If I get the millions, I'd take my car and do the same you just did (only I'd visit a lot) and film the whole trip to make my own website.
But no, I'm stuck in this fucking boring Belgium without money. Even the cats are luckier than me. Maybe someday this dream will become true, I'll never surrender.
Thanks a lot for sharing your trip.
Glad to hear your nerdyness made it alive, I drove from Mississippi to California to come back home and it blew ass, there is nothing to see on I40, Since your in LA you should go to Universal Studio's Hollywood and do a little video on that shiz!
At The Drive-In, De Facto, Sparta, The Mars Volta, Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Los Lonely Boys, Buddy Holly, Willie Nelson, Beyonce, Neon Indian, Dead Bang Go (my old band), and many other great bands have come from Texas.
I thought you were flying out to California though, James?
It's great to see james living his dream of creating and directing a movie,keep up the good work james and mike.Just a fun fact for you all in case you don't know it.Do you know to what sopa and pipa translate as words in greek?
Sopa means don't talk-shut the fuck up and pipa means blowjob!!
@jimasssss you dont say
@hunter yes that's true!
@jimasssss 🙂 And in swedish "sopa" means "thrash" and "pipa" means "whistle".
@Rommelpot thrash or trash? I said that about sopa and pipa just because i thought that they didn't choose the words by coincidence,specially sopa which can translate to silence-censhorship.
@jimasssss @Rommelpot In Spanish and in Gallego SOPA = Soup and PIPA = Pipe.
@startrekalien it also means pipe in greek but it has a double meaning,haha.
@jimasssss Pipa means 'pistol' in Dutch slang!
I wonder if james wife went on the rode with him.
@hunter Maybe she was holding the camera while he was driving?
Bronson Cave had better be in there XD
Just couldn't visit me in Georgia eh!?
So how come James took the cats?
@mightypoo64 would you leave your pets behind if you were moving across the country?
@undertaker91 I was under the impression Mrs. Rolfe was staying back home and Mike was going to be running the website from his place and just assumed the cats would be cared for D:
Anyway best of luck James!!! ^_^
lol jimmy goes to califorina
Donated. Looking forward to the film (and my signed script! :D)
Thanks for sharing this. I'm sure you guys are tired physically and mentally – and I'm sure it takes an effort to get the footage to Mike to post… So thanks for taking the time to share this with your fans. I hope you keep it up as your movie is being made.
How nice
Hey James,I'm glad to hear you guys made it to California alright.
On a side note, have you ever seen a movie called "Cloak & Dagger"? It was about a kid who gets a hold of an Atari cartridge that has like government secrets or something embedded into it and he becomes a target of agents trying to kill him get it back. He also has an imaginary friend who helps him along the way, but the movie was a lot darker than it sounds.
Just thought that might interest you if you've never seen it.
@Big McLargehuge Great movie, one of my top fave's as a KID. How many other movies of that time merged hollywood and Video Gaming into a great action spy thriller for kids? I need ot check that out again.. would be interesting to see how well it holds up. 🙂
@sterling.treadwell I haven't seen it since I was a kid either, it just popped into my head when James was talking about the ET cartridge in the video (Henry Thomas is in C&D as well).
I'm watching it right now (Amazon OD), and it's pretty cool so far. Very 80s. William Forsythe is in it and is almost unrecognizable.
Nice to see you make it out there ok. i like how your wife made it a good trip for the cats, ill keep it in mind if i ever need to take my cat any long distance
Wow. I thought my 12 hour train ride between school and home was rough. At least I had every AVGN DVD to pass the time.
Not that I'm complaining, because this was a great video unrelated to the fight, but a site like this operating almost entirely from copyrighted content including game and movie footage really ought to have some SOPA-awareness material up today.
Not that you're obligated to be against it, but they will likely target your site by forbidding advertisers to give you money, forbidding Paypal to let fans transfer you money, or forcing you out of your partnerships with Youtube, Screwattack, Gametrailers or Spike. Without much effort they could ruin your carer in a day.
At least warrants a link or a banner or something, I'd say.
@OfficialJab He actually was raising awareness back in mid-December about it. Thats how I even found out and I would see he helped start to get the "ball rolling" persay in terms of getting it out there to the public.
That's just it, awareness is key. Fortunately today wasn't any kind of deadline or anything, so his post just now will still do a good job, and it was very personal and inspiring.
However, even Wikipedia which isn't even threatened persay, went black. The point is saying 'This is what the internet will look like in a few months if you don't help", and review-based sites like this will be ground zero. The fans of this site, particularly those in America who can act, need to know to pester their state offices until they back down from it.
He was away though, so I don't blame him. But I'd still recommend that he do it one day. Every site should be doing it periodically until the voting occurs. One day isn't enough.
Thanks for posting these videos James! It's so cool to see what you are up to in the beginning phases of this film. We are all behind you 100% keep it up buddy.
Cool! I went through that same route in Arizona/NewMexico to get to California/Colorado too!
I'm a bit jealous of your road trip, me being as much a car nerd as a video game nerd. How nerdy? I recognized your Toyota Matrix from the contour of the side view mirror. Good Luck James.
Congrats on the successfuly survive of a lengthy 5 day trip with 2 cats. I did a road trip from upstate NY through Missouri to Arizona over a few days when I moved out there a few years back, then drove back with one of our cats in my car from AZ to NY again and.. it wasn't an easy drive. You have a lot of Stamina to be that awake and energetic after so much monotony. It's a hell of a drive…
Did you like seeing sand dunes at the az/ca border? pretty wild after miles and miles of unremarable Arizona(I noticed you sort of skipped past it in your commentary.. lol).


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Speak out!
It's time for school librarians to step out and enlighten their communities about
all the ways their libraries impact students' education.
During 2011, Colorado schools began implementing the newly revised Colorado Academic Standards, which incorporate workforce readiness and 21st century skills.
We believe that School Librarians are uniquely qualified to teach to and assist in the implementation of the new standards; they are 21st Century skills experts.
In order to better communicate to our community members what "21st century skills" are all about, we created a brand or "taglines" for the 21st century skills of the Colorado Academic Standards (seen at left).
On this site, you will find message templates (sample e-mails, letters, newsletter blurbs, brochures, and even videos) containing these taglines and targeting specific stakeholder audiences in order to promote school librarians as 21st century skills experts. We hope that these sample templates will be used by school librarians and school library advocates to inform their communities about the vital and irreplaceable role that school librarians play in teaching and learning. Maybe you'll get inspired to create something for us that we can use, too. In the meantime, we hope you find this site helpful.
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Our school board and superintendent refused to hear the district taxpayers and let them speak at meetings is disgusting.
I , for one, am ashamed of them, that is total disrespect for the people in the district. They do not want to hear what the people think of their building project or the closing of the school.
On the building project, which is not needed, they have already wasted $1 million, now it is time to cut our losses and admit you made a big mistake. It is sometimes okay to make a mistake, it is what you do about them that counts.
On the closing of a school, it is obvious one needs to be closed, we have declining enrollment with way too much empty space. As you stated before by closing one school there still is plenty of room in the other schools to absorb the displaced students.
This school board and superintendent has drawn a line between the people in the district and themselves, it is shameful that taxpayers , paying the bill will not be heard.
I think regardless of how these people feel being for or against they have a right to be heard, and as for the district lawyers advice , it is very poor and it may be time to look for a new lawyer after all, the people are paying for him.
William H. Baker
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unless im mistaken I think thats paper magic who is closed . you might still find new old stock
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unless im mistaken I think thats paper magic who is closed . you might still find new old stock
Katherine I am sorry to hear your not doing any more haunting. I wish you the very best !! I was in the same funk last yr but later found I couldn't resist and made a return .
Hey Josh we moved from DFW to East TX Tyler area . we are launching a new haunt in the area ill let you know how it gos there is a lack of pro haunts out here maybe it will be a good area
that is awesome !!!! way to go !!!
I'm not knocking any haunts especially Minnesota haunts. I love that they can get along. all I'm stating is TX can be brutal for charity haunts or profit. I for one would love to see such harmony and...
I am certainly not against any other haunts writing me a check lol !!!! address on request !!
Its certainly not Minnesota down
here !!! In Texas your competition will happily hang you from a tree, slit your throat and watch you bleed out all with a smile on their face !!! I climbed down...
I am sad to see hangmans come to an end !!! Hangmans has always been a traditional haunt here in TX. Down town Ft worth will not b the same !!!
Just a thought have you considered laying the walls outside in the sun to kill the mold repaint them and then use them for an out door maze? I know its a lot of work but maybe you could salvage some...
I am so sorry to hear this I wish you the best !!
Call me crazy but I too was approached and signed the talent contract last week.Were signed up and ready to shoot !!! We actually had a sizzle shot last yr for anther show and was approached for a...
Whats up with all the hostility towards Leonard? I just don't get it . The guys doing his thing if you don't like it or can do better then him then go do it !! I understand we all have our favorite...
morphing? I got excited I thought it was morphine !!!!
slap a $60 saws all to the bottom of the plate minus the blade and zip tip the trigger . its cheap , safe and effective
I hated to see something like this happen to a company that is so new. I am very happy this was resolved !!! must have just been an unfortunate fluke .
wow !! had me going !!
my retirement plan was sell my haunt and move to Athens in a million dollar house. so far so good however internet and phones suck here !!! Greg we need to meet up sometime !!
you are probably right Greg I may be back in the game to some degree in the future but probably more as a head coach rahter than owner of the team. Time will tell but I am grateful to have the chance...
Yes its true the sale of my haunt is final and has taken place after 20 yrs I am now officially no longer a haunter but rather a customer !!! I am not sad but rejoice in the chance to live a very...
The haunt has sold thank you for your interest !!!
Thank you everyone for your interest . We have sold the haunt and it is off the market.
for those who might be interested If this has not sold I will be taking this off the market Saturday 11,10,12 and making plans for 2013 use
for those who might be interested If this has not sold I will be taking this off the market Saturday 11,10,12 and making plans for 2013 use
awesome job !!!
I hear ya and feel your pain. I wish i could say it will get better but in fact it gets harder. You will learn to deal with it and become hardened so it bothers you less. Its not all bad there are...