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A controversial late penalty winner by Jordan Rhodes breathed fresh life into Blackburn Rovers battle to avoid relegation - but left The Lions teetering perilously close to the drop zone.
Rhodes sent keeper David Forde the wrong way with just 12 minutes remaining after Mark Beevers was adjudged to have fouled Grant Hanley.
There didn't appear to be any contact by Beevers at the time, and TV replays showed that The Lions had every reason to feel aggrieved as no contact had, in fact, been made.
Speaking about the penalty Jackett said: "I've just seen it again and it did look a soft decision. My opinion is that the referee got his assessment wrong, it didn't look as if there was any contact so I would say it was a harsh decision.
I wasn't displeased with the effort or commitment of my players and whilst we might not have done enough to win the game I certainly think we deserved a point."
To make matters worse, skipper Danny Shittu - one of two Lions players booked for dissent following the penalty decision - was then shown a second yellow card after the final whistle for remonstrating with the ref.
It was a desperate night for Millwall, but it had all started so brightly for Kenny Jackett's men.
Jackett made four changes to the side beaten at Huddersfield on Saturday with Alan Dunne replacing Adam Smith at right-back, Rob Hulse and Jermaine Easter forming a new striking partnership up front and Liam Feeney also drafted in on the right.
The Lions started operating an attacking 4-4-2 formation and looked sharp in the opening exchanges, forcing a couple of corners that the visitors cleared comfortably.
Jack Smith and James Henry had already seen efforts fly narrowly wide before The Lions made the breakthrough.
Henry's deep free-kick from the right was headed back across goal by Mark Beevers, and although the ball was blocked, it fell for Osborne who turned and lashed home an unstoppable shot from 10 yards.
Henry went close to adding a second, but on this occasion Grzegorz Sandomierski tipped his curling free-kick over the bar.
The Rovers keeper also kept out Feeney's deflected shot whilst Hulse headed narrowly wide with Millwall in seeming control.
Rovers, who had barely mustered a shot on goal, came to life as the game headed towards half-time.
David Dunn, later to be stretchered off with an injury, embarked on a clever run to the edge of the area only to fire high and wide.
Then in stoppage time a stinging drive from David Jones was kept out by the athleticism of Forde, who managed to get his fingertips to the ball to turn it round for a corner.
Rovers brought on Josh King for Markus Olsson at the break and Rovers came out firing on all cylinders after the restart.
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Both Forde and Shittu were booked for their protests before Rhodes sent Forde the wrong way from the spot to put Rovers 2-1 ahead.
Millwall pushed on and Osborne came agonisingly close to grabbing a stoppage time equaliser but his shot was kept out by the legs of Sandomierski as Rovers held out for a crucial win.
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Over the past several months, Chipotle has worked to rebuild its reputation, sales, and stock figures after enduring several high-profile outbreaks of E. coli and norovirus. All of those efforts may have been undone, however, with one simple Tweet alleging that the burrito chain may be responsible for sending a New York City customer to the hospital. [More]
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THE title race is over after Celtic's defeat of Aberdeen last week – so what bets are on offer to make the Premiership interesting for the rest of the season?
There is of course "the best of the rest market" which now sees Rangers as evens favourites ahead of Aberdeen.
Celtic are now no bigger than 1-40 to retain their crown having stormed nine points clear with a game in hand and they are 11-5 to win the Treble.
Inverness boss Richie Foran doesn't think Celtic are too far ahead of the rest of Scottish football but bookies disagree with Ladbrokes McBookie.com offering just 5-1 the league leaders will go through the season without losing a game.
They are also giving 4-1 they will achieve more than 100 points and 5-4 they can score 100 goals.
McBookie spokesman Paul Petrie said: "Celtic are already nine points ahead at the top of the table and we can only see the gap getting bigger. Add in the fact they will be picking up a minimum of £26million for their Champions League exploits and it could get even harder for the rest of Scotland to catch up."
Celtic are in action against Inverness today and aiming for their seventh home win in a row against the Highlanders.
They are short at a best 2-11 with Ladbrokes but seven of the last eight meetings at Parkhead have gone over 2.5 goals so try that at 4-9 with Coral. Six of eight have totalled at least four goals and pays 11-10 with Paddy Power.
Inverness have been in decent form but I don't see them stopping Brendan Rodgers's juggernaut so consider Celtic -1 at 8-15 with Paddy Power and Celtic to score three or more at 3-4 with Coral.
Rangers were better against Kilmarnock last week and are 7-10 at Betfred to win at a Ross County side that's lost four out of five in the league and conceded four goals three times.
This should be a convincing win for the Ibrox men who are 15-8 at Paddy Power minus one. Anyone who thinks Gers can emulate Motherwell, Celtic and Aberdeen by scoring four can have 6-1 at William Hill.
Best of today's other games should be Hearts v St Johnstone. The last three meetings at Tynecastle have produced 14 goals so there could be another spectacle.
Hearts should edge this and back the home win and over 2.5 match goals at 3-1 with bet365.
Dundee scrapped to victory at Hamilton to end a run of six defeats but I can see Motherwell winning at Dens. They are 41-18 at Marathonbet.
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The evolution of cleaning mutualism and predator cooperation in a radiation of Caribbean fishes
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The steps by which neutral, random and/or negative biological interactions evolve into mutualistic ones remain poorly understood. Here, we study Elacatinus gobies and the fishes from which they clean parasites, termed 'clients'. Colorful stripes are common to mutualist cleaners and non-cleaning sister species. Blue stripes are unique to obligate cleaners. We quantified the contrast potential of ancestral and novel stripe colors, using fish color vision models, and determined that color stripes have become more visible to clients over evolutionary time. In turn, we focused on the role of color as a potentially specialized signal. We show that cleaners possess a putative chemical defense (one multimedia file in .mov format included) and demonstrate that stripes are sufficient to elicit client stereotypical posing behavior and to deter attack. Analysis of previously published records show that yellow cleaners tend to predators less than expected, compared to green and blue cleaners. Our results highlight evolution from predator avoidance to tolerance with conspicuous advertising reinforced by chemical defense in cleaners. Similar trajectories, via recognizable signals to risky partners, may be common in other diffuse mutualisms. We discuss the generality of defense and signal traits in other species rich lineages of mutualists.


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The 4-axle tank car is designed for transport of petrochemical products and for operation in Great Britain. Transport of this product is subject to the strict requirements specified in RID 2011. The tank is loaded through one or two top 500mm manholes and unloaded by two bottom T-pipes. The wagon is equipped with TF25 bogies with a 25.4t axle load and a Faiveley G3 integrated air brake system. The design meets the requirements of the TSI Wagon and Railway Group Standards (RGS).
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My oldest son, Kenneth, has ADHD and was diagnosed right at the beginning of 3rd grade. I never told anyone in early years but have opened up a little more recently. You see, he is on medication for it. I have never totally made peace with it and feared being judged for it. Maybe because I was judgemental of the medication before then. I still don't love it and I am beginning to learn of other possible options, but for now, it is helping and it is the only thing I know that for sure helps. So, until I find what will work for him, he truly needs the medication. I will explain more in a moment.
First, let me share what really bothered me about this article so you know what I am talking about.
1) "In France, the percentage of kids diagnosed and medicated for ADHD is less than .5%. How come the epidemic of ADHD—which has become firmly established in the United States—has almost completely passed over children in France?"
One one hand, I do feel that America over diagnoses ADHD...... but can we really be sure it is almost non-exisitent in France or is it just way under diagnosed there? Are there children really struggling and therefore not getting the help they need- parents made to feel it is there fault for not parenting better so they don't seek help?
2) She describes the French parenting style that she believes helps fight ADHD.... "From the time their children are born, French parents provide them with a firm cadre—the word means "frame" or "structure." Children are not allowed, for example, to snack whenever they want. Mealtimes are at four specific times of the day. French children learn to wait patiently for meals, rather than eating snack foods whenever they feel like it." So..... parents who let their kids snack might end up with ADHD? I have actually never let my children snack much between meals (not that I have a problem with that because I don't- just not my style) and yet, here we are....
"it makes perfect sense to me that French children don't need medications to control their behavior because they learn self-control early in their lives. The children grow up in families in which the rules are well-understood, and a clear family hierarchy is firmly in place. In French families, as Druckerman describes them, parents are firmly in charge of their kids—instead of the American family style, in which the situation is all too often vice versa." While this is true for some, certainly not all. I don't think there has EVER been a doubt as to who the parents in this house are. Yet, here we are.
5) "The French holistic, psycho-social approach also allows for considering nutritional causes for ADHD-type symptoms—specifically the fact that the behavior of some children is worsened after eating foods with artificial colors, certain preservatives, and/or allergens. not to mention parents of many ADHD kids—are well aware that dietary interventions can sometimes help a child's problem. In the United States, the strict focus on pharmaceutical treatment of ADHD, however, encourages clinicians to ignore the influence of dietary factors on children's behavior." -So- a parent who chooses medication must be lazy if they are possibly aware of other options?! When Kenny was first diagnosed, I had never heard ANY of this. The doc we see is a firm believer that it is a true biological disorder. Only recently have a begun to hear how diet changes and other things may help. But it is hard when you have docs telling you one thing and the rest of the world telling you something different. It is hard to find true- unbiased- information. You certainly can't just go off what you find on the internet. I truly and strongly do not want my child on medication and I plan on using this summer to explore some of these options, but I need real help (which may mean finding a new doctor) at how to try other things, how to tell if it is working (because you can't just stop the meds for many reasons) and how to work off the medication if other things do help. And, while diet and other changes have shown to work for some, it is not totally proven and therefore may not work for everyone. So, yes, while I am very very interested in learning of and trying wholistic approaches, it is a very blanket statement to say that many Americans are aware of these possibilities but just choose not to. It is just not that simple. There are so many questions and it wouldn't really help the child to just stop medication and begin experimenting with them. I feel like most parents- myself included- just do the best with the information we have. We all want the same thing- for our kids to grow up strong, happy and successful.
Life with a child with ADHD
I noticed that the author as well as all those who linked the article do not have a child with ADHD so it is easy to say when you aren't living it. So, here is a little of what it is like.
-Before he was diagnosed- he was behind in school- more than a grade level behind in reading and falling fast and took a nose dive in 2nd grade. I thought he was dyslexic but two tests confirmed he is not. The idea of ADHD came up but I was resistant- I had my own misconceptions and didn't want to be part of a statistic and one of "those parents" who just medicate their kid. Here are some of his symptoms that were part of the problem:
- unable to focus to finish work- or would rush through his work causing poor quality- unable to slow down to focus.
- very poor handwriting and horrible spelling. Despite constant studying for spelling tests, he would often still do poorly- unable to retain the information. Same with other subjects- he often tests poorly because it is hard to focus appropriately to retain information.
- very active- not truly hyper active, but always very busy and active. Hard to reign in sometimes once excited.
- very impulsive. Aside from academics, this is his biggest symptom- much more then the hyperactivity. Kids with ADHD generally have a hard time thinking through things before they act. This gets him into trouble.
- immaturity and poor social skills. ADHD kids often aren't able to focus and slow down to notice social que's in others making it hard for others to relate to them.
Here are some other thoughts.....
Imagine seeing your child try so hard to read but they get so frustrated. Imagine meltdowns over homework and having no idea how to help him through it- both of you reduced to tears. Imagine doing your best to reign in his activity while wanting him to be himself and yet having others judge you, thinking you let your kids just run wild (including some in your own family). Imagine having to yell at your kid all the time for not thinking through his actions and yet, despite discipline, they do something else impulsive 5 min. later. Imagine they make noises, or distract others at inappropriate times and continue to do so despite constant reminding not to. Imagine seeing your child struggle wanting a friend so badly but getting continuously looked passed, ignored, or even down right bullied for not being like the others. If you saw your child struggle like this, and medication would help, is it so horrible to try that medication? Does that make someone a bad parent, or maybe just a parent that will take help where they can get it?
Every year, the school year starts out rough and his grades drop as he adjusts to new teachers, new routines, new expectations. By the end of the year, he gets A's and B's. Every. Single. Year. Frustrating for all of us! Every year, I start out with this sense of hope because the last year ended so well and then am surprised when it is rough. That happened again this year. The last half of 5th grade was great so I thought 6th grade would start out well, especially with a more welcoming environment. It was as tough as ever! But, now this 2nd half of the year, he is on the honor roll!
Imagine it taking until the 6th grade for your child to make their first real friend- a true friend who wants to come over and play and invite you to do things. Kenny just this year has made a real friend. This is something I have prayed for for so long and one of the many reasons we moved to a new town. A real friendship just wasn't going to happen in his old school- he was too different from the other kids. Every child needs friends and it is so heartbreaking when you know your child doesn't have any. Especially when you hear about big parties or sleepovers other kids are having and knowing your child wasn't included.
But here are some other things about Kenny that everyone should know. He has the biggest heart and more compassion then any other kids his age I know. He is gentle and kind. He is very helpful and rarely complains about work that needs done. Even in 6th grade, he is still not embarrassed to be seen with his family or to hug his mother in public. He has yet to reach that "too cool for you stage." Definitely one advantage to the immaturity! In so many ways, he is still my sweet boy with so much innocence. It is hard for him to read- but he CAN and at grade level. It is hard to focus and get things done, but thanks to medication and hard work, he CAN. It is hard for him to make friends, but he CAN. It is hard for him to control his impulses and activity, but with hard work and his medication, he CAN. He is learning and growing and hopefully learning that if he works hard he CAN do anything. That is the key -working hard. He CAN do anything, but he needs to work at it. He has always had to work harder than his siblings for things and probably always will have to. But, even that can be an advantage because he will grow up knowing how to work for what he needs and wants.
He is an amazing kid and, as a parent, I am doing my best to help him grow and reach his potential. I will do that however I can- whether that be through medication or wholistic approaches. I am truly hoping to find a working wholistic approach, but that will take time to find the right doctor and the right method at the right time. I think it is important to remember to not be too quick to look at a child struggling and say the parents should have done things differently, or that other people in other places do it better. I just wish this author- and everyone- would stick to true research and not generalized opinions that do no one any good accept to spread information that isn't necessarily true, and hurt feelings of those involved.
I love my son and I know him well. I know what he is capable of and I will do whatever I can to help him reach that potential in whatever way I can. I will never give up on him or any of my children because they are all such beautiful spirits and are truly children of God that I have been entrusted with. I am thankful for every minute of every day with each of them. I want them to know when they grow up that I did the best I could to help them with whatever their needs were- that I was there and never gave up.
That is all that matters, really.


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The consistently low level indicates that employers are retaining workers and possibly looking to hire.
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Date symbolizes when women's salaries catch up to what men made last year.
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Real-world samples from the Nikon-mount Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM
Sigma USA has announced availability of the Nikon-mount version of its 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM Art fast zoom for APS-C DSLRs. The Nikon version will retail for around $799, the same price as the Canon version, and will be available from November. We've been shooting with one for the past few days, and have put together a sample gallery of images showing what it's capable of.
We've already reviewed the Canon-mount version of the world's fastest zoom lens for SLRs and, with some reservations, gave it our highest rating. Click here to read the full review.
Our initial impressions with the Nikon mount version are even more positive, with much greater focus accuracy than we've seen with any of the copies of the Canon-mount version we've used. We've shot a samples gallery, giving a taste of what this 27-53mm equivalent lens can do on the Nikon D7100.
|Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM (Nikon Mount) Sample Gallery - Published 11th October 2013
There are 19 images in the preview samples gallery. Please do not reproduce any of these images on a website or any newsletter / magazine without prior permission (see our copyright page). We make the originals available for private users to download to their own machines for personal examination or printing (in conjunction with this review), we do so in good faith, please don't abuse it.
Unless otherwise noted images taken with no particular settings at full resolution. Because our review images are now hosted on the 'galleries' section of dpreview.com, you can enjoy all of the new galleries functionality when browsing these samples.
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Some photos shoot with Nikon D7100 + Sigma 18-35:
Received this lens Tuesday in Canada after a months-long preorder. I could not be happier! I own a 50/1.8 and never believed you could approach that quality in a zoom. This is a great walkabout lens in conjunction with that little prime. Highly recommended. If you search flickr for "sigma nikon 18-35 1.8" you'll see a half dozen or so test shots. Haven't really been out with it yet but I'm stoked to be doing so this weekend!
Any chance for sample shots on an infrared converted body?
The contrast is too low, especially on the shots with large portions of the sky and one of the portraits with strong backlight. Flare problems?
Dear Richard Butler. Can you write the experiences with focusing on Nikon D7100? I want to buy Sigma 18-35/1.8 and to sell my Nikkor AF-S DX 17-55/2.8G after many, many years. I have D7100 and D300 and I am affraid Sigma 18-35 is not exact and faithful for focusing. I read your experiences with Sigma 18-35/1.8 on Canon. Are your experiences on Nikon D7100 better? Is it the good idea to buy Sigma USB dock for 18-35/1.8 or D7100 AF Fine Tuning is satisfactory? I want to shot the people indoor in the distance of some meters with SB-800 flash and without it. I love Nikkor AF-S DX 17-55/2.8G focusing, but Sigma is faster and better in the image quality.
I have sold Sigma 10-20 and buy Nikkor 10-24 three years ago for better focusing and better image quality, is it now the time to sell Nikkor (17-55) and buy Sigma (18-35) ????
As I wrote above - it seems much more reliable than the Canon-mount versions we've used. I shot several hundred images and am not seeing the inconsistency of focus that we saw with the EF mount version.
I'm not going to say with absolute certainty that the problem doesn't exist - I did have two shots taken near infinity, where it's got the focus wrong - but they're also shot pretty-much straight into the sun, so it's impossible to know which issue caused the missed focus.
Thank youy very, very much!
I actually received this lens yesterday. Tested it for a little and i just placed an order for the usb dock cause it definitely need some micro adjustments on the focus. At close range (from minimum focus distance to about 3ft) i found the focus to be pretty accurate and acceptably fast. I find that when my focus subject is more than 6ft away, the lens tends to front focus. I would return this lens if it wasnt for the fact that i "need" this lens! hopefully the usb dock will solve the issue.
I shoot weddings in a photojournalistic style (as a second shooter). I bought it to take use between 1.8 and 2.8 on my D7000 to pair up with the 70-200 2.8 on my D600 to take avantage of the natural light since i avoid using flash on my shooting style.
I will get the USB dock tomorrow and i will be putting the lens up to a challange at a sweet sixteen and a christening this comming weekend. Send me a message and i will tell you what i think of it.
Could you guys please tell me where can I buy this lens for Nikon mount?. I'm looking around but I couldn't see any one in stock.
PLEASE stop using the term "REAL WORLD". It's become a cliche on this site and is technically not correct. Be specific like-- landscape photos with this lens- or portrait photos with that lens. "REAL WORLD" has become a catch all. Thank you!
Well for the first time a sigma with zoom ring turning the right way for nikon users.
I have refused to buy sigma because of this. Can not afford to lose the shot because I zoomed in the wrong direction. It happened to me all the time when using a 17-50 so I sold it and got the nikon.
Hopefully we will see more lenses with the zoom ring turning the right way.
On DSC_4281 - can I ask were you focusing on the eye to camera right (the subject's left eye)?
Looks pretty good overall to me, from the Canon samples I have no real concerns other than the AF and since I shoot Nikon, your initial thoughts are a positive confirmation! :)
Yes, I had chosen a focus point on the camera's right (subject's left) eye.
I understand this lens is designed for low light photography, but yours samples is from bright sunny day, when same pictures can be taken with kit lens or maybe Samsung mobile phone easily.
Do some dedicated test- in church, for example! Use your brain!
@Jurka - low light is one of the things a wide-aperture lens can be used for. However, low light shots will tend to be at higher ISO, where noise and noise reduction erode the sharpness we're trying to demonstrate.
It was a concious choice, not an omission.
I won't be buying it as I'm on full frame, but this lens is a milestone in lens design and for Sigma.
I'm looking forward to purchasing this lens. It will definitely be my new candid wedding lens. I've been using the Nikon 35 f1.4 & 35 f1.8. This will make my workflow that much easier without having to switch. I hope they have one at the PhotoExpo in NY this month so I can test it live.
The feat pulled off here by Sigma, both in historical terms as well as current technology, is nothing short of amazing. If ever there was a zoom lens that lived up to the 'stack of primes' moniker - this is it. Newer shooters would do well to simply bypass their reservations and get this lens (experience shooters already know).
Nikon and Canon should be freaking out that Sigma can design/produce a few popular lenses that, even if a comparable zoom were attempted, would best them for so much less...
Corners are really bad. Center and around is perfect.
While this may be as sharp or sharper than some primes and as bright or brighter I still wouldn't buy it because A. It lacks Character, B it is to short for a standard zoom.
So you like abberations (AKA character)...Good. I think Sigma will survive your decision even if I have to buy 2 !
In that case you are in luck :) Pre-owned market is full of fine, cheap old timers with little or no coating at all and brimming with character.
Once again I seem to have different eyes to others here. Everyone is going on about how sharp this lens is but it doesn't look particularly special to me. These pictures aren't great for judging edge sharpness but take a look at the last image of the building taken at f6.3. At that distance and f-number everything should be in focus but the edges are nothing to shout about. The word Georgetown is at the same distance as the wall to its right but that area quickly becomes blurry. Don't get me wrong if you want fast glass which is OK in the centre, then fine, but people seem to be in love with this lens to the point of not being critical.
Well, what's the pixel density of the monitor you're using to view these Sigma samples?
And to your eyes does the exact same monitor show other claimed to be sharp lenses as sharp?
Then how much are you zooming into the images to judge lens sharpness?
(Also I still don't get why anybody makes image quality claims, including sharpness, based on jpegs from a raw capable body. That said decent jpegs should look sharp if focused correctly.)
Who knows what the jpeg engine does and that's partly the point.
I take it you mean that the center of the photo is sharper than the zone around the edges. Okay, that's a possible indication of trouble with the lens, but then one has to look for possibly sharp, in focus, edges of things near the edges of the photo. Finding none in hundreds of samples (can be high resolution jpegs) from several copies of this lens would seem to confirm your point.
Good luck collecting and sorting the data. But jpegs from one camera body with one copy of the lens is not confirmation.
And the Nikon D7100 is fine camera, can we have raws for download, raw is sort of important for making judgements about a lens' optical qualities.
This review confirms that the camera and lens perform as a system, and Nikon often has the edge, at least for now. Like many, I am impressed with the Sigma 35/1.4 on the D600. My only complaints are minor -- the front and rear lens caps aren't as good as Nikon's and the dang thing is heavy, which sometimes keeps me from carrying it. I eagerly await other lenses of this quality from Sigma. Meanwhile, it seems the 18-35/1.8 is a much better deal at $799 compared to $899 for the 35/1.4. I am hoping for an aggressively priced Sigma 24-70/2.8 (or similar range and f-stop) with OS/VR to replace my 24-85VR, which is not bad, but is mediocre compared with my other lenses. Way to go, Sigma!
If I'd be bying fresh into APS-C right now, I'd not hesitate at all to get the Nikon D7100 with some nice lenses, for focussing accuracy and high iso. However, I've aquired some nice EF mount lenses over the years (with Sigma's 50-150 one of my favs), so I'll stick with that system... Anyway, differences in real-life shooting and printing are mostly negligable already, and will only reduce with every new generation of cameras. In that view, the 18-35 is definitely a must-get lens, as it will easily match future cameras with even greater image quality.
Incredible, must get one!
Looks like a very sharp lens but difficult to know for sure as your sample images are awful subjects to determine that and/or only one image is raw processed. It doesn't help either when you guys can't be bothered to rotate your images.
Come on guys; you can do better than that!
We've already tested the lens (in Canon mount), as have several other sites - it's astonishingly sharp.
The issue is mainly whether it can be accurately be focused in combination with a Nikon body - that's what this gallery aims to show.
And having only had the lens for a couple of days, few of which have been sunny and having been stuck in the office during almost all the daylight hours during that time, this probably is the best I can do.
Fair enough, but you have to admit such samples are not going to help you determine autofocus performance without more information, such as knowing exactly what you are focusing on.
My recommendation, in the absence of such information, is to take images where content is generally flat in terms of distance, such as distant scenics or walls.
And as I have said before, there's no excuse for not rotating your images before posting them. This has been a problem with your site's samples for years. It's the difference to attention to detail that makes for an exceptional site and one that is simply existing and going through the motions.
@Basalite - the reason I've shot subjects with fore-aft separation is to make it clearer what is and isn't in focus. The camera does record which AF point was used in the file's EXIF, so I may be able to check if you want to know, for any given image (I'm not sure how I'd convey this, but I'll try).
just to be clear on image sample rotation - we do nothing at all to the full size images precisely because we present them as 'out of camera'. It is a decision, not an oversight. We actually take pride in the amount of attention we pay to detail :)
In this case little less "purity" would be nice. Btw. my 6 and 8 years dSLR are capable of auto-rotating images? :D Its still out-of camera.
And anyway, if you want to see that sample per-pixel and in normal aligment, you need to download that and rotate yourself, so really no point there.
"just to be clear on image sample rotation - we do nothing at all to the full size images precisely because we present them as 'out of camera'. It is a decision, not an oversight. We actually take pride in the amount of attention we pay to detail :)"
Leaving images that are not rotated to a viewable orientation is not something I would take "pride" in. All that does is irritate most of your readers.
"the reason I've shot subjects with fore-aft separation is to make it clearer what is and isn't in focus"
Considering what I previously said, what's left is a function of aperture setting and sensor size, not AF performance.
"The camera does record which AF point was used in the file's EXIF, so I may be able to check if you want to know, for any given image..."
That's not a practical or feasible thing to do and not something I would ask or expect you to do. What would be practical and feasible, for the reasons you said you took the pictures, and otherwise, is what I suggested, subjects at different distances with subject matter that is essentially flat in distance to each other.
Just offering some constructive criticism. You have to understand that you are producing a product for others. A chef that says he's OK with some crab shell in a crab dish doesn't mean most people are willing to eat such a thing. I saw that on Chopped. And yes, that chef got chopped, and rightly so.
Nice subjects, photos appear in correct orientation. Mr. R Butler, the work and effort are appreciated. Great job.
It seems very good - I've only shot around 200 images so far, but the focus seems pretty reliable, having examined them.
Richard, I LOVE the "Preservative Paints" sign than needs painting! :)
It's the UW Medicine building at South Lake Union in Seattle.
I do not believe0
Is this an X-Files reference?
I'm not quite sure what aspect of this requires belief.
This would be a great lens for a D7100. Most zoom lenses don't resolve enough detail to really exploit the potential of the 24MP sensor. I don't own a D7100, but I owned a Sony NEX-7 (until it was stolen from me), which has the same or very similar sensor. Sigma should also make this lens available for the Pentax K-3, which likewise shares a Sony 24MP sensor.
The D7100 is a Toshiba sensor, the K-3 may use the same.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/983904-REG/sigma_210_109_18_35mm_f1_8_dc_hsm.html and yes sigma has 18-35 1.8 with K-Mount (pentax) sometime ago .. Unlike D7100, K-3 use sony sensor
I heard somewhere Toshiba and Sony sensor maker are now both partner I am not sure it is just rumour but it doesn't make sense to me really. Pentax works very well with Sony sensor and have lower noise than Nikon and Sony camera. Because of Pentax prime image processing engine is so good, although would be nice if they improve over red colour rendering in JPEG though.
Wow!!! Nice lens
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Started in Edmonton, Alberta in 1964, Boston Pizza is 'two experiences under one roof' – a family-friendly casual dining restaurant with a separate sports bar. Boston Pizza restaurants offer a casual dining setting with over 100 menu items including gourmet pizzas made with our signature hand pressed dough. We also have mouth-watering pastas and a wide variety of appetizers, salads, entrées and desserts. The restaurant is perfect for families, teams and groups of all ages and the sports bars have big screen TVs to catch your favourite game. These are the things that keep our guests coming back again and again. Most of our restaurants also have an outdoor patio for all of our guests to sit back and soak up the sun.
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Located in beautiful Whistler B.C., The Keg At The Mountain is adjacent to the Village 8 Cinemas in the heart of the Whistler Village Center. The Whistler Keg's 260-seat, comfortable dining room is located on the second and third floors. Brandy's Bar on the main floor accommodates 160 guests, and is the perfect place to meet friends for cocktails and casual fare year-round. Featuring HDTVs throughout, Brandy's provides a casual and fun environment to watch your favourite sporting event.
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The Longhorn Saloon & Grill has been an iconic place to après and party since it opened in 1981. Based at the bottom of Whistler Mountain it's at the heart of the action. The scene here got even bigger this year with the addition of a new patio, the ideal spot for a plate of legendary nachos and a cold glass of beer. At the Longhorn it's an occasion every day with people celebrating anything and everything with us. Beer lives here – raise a glass with us!
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Les Gros Restaurant is located 2 km south of Whistler Village just beyond Whistler's Creekside, nestled amongst the trees with a beautiful view of Whistler Mountain. In the winter you may want to sit next to the large stone fireplace or enjoy dining on the patio in the summer. Chef/owner Pascal Tiphine creates menus reminiscent of his French country origins. It is a favourite of Whistler locals. It's also a great location for a group function or party. Pascal will help you create a menu that will please your guests. There are 2 private dining rooms, one for 70 people and the other for 40 people. The patio seats 30.
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Although we aren't really noticing in Canada, because our soaring dollar is protecting us from high gasoline prices, the price of oil is rebounding towards $100.00/barrel - closing today at $98.03. It hasn't affected gas prices here much, but in the states (from what I can tell using google news), gas has gone up around .25cents in the last month.
And still none of the major news outlets, or political figures, are really talking about peak oil. Maybe this will change with a report released in October from the Energy Watch Group - the executive summary is here.
As coverage in the Guardian Newspaper explains, the report states the following:
- World oil production has already peaked and will fall by half as soon as 2030, according to a report which also warns that extreme shortages of fossil fuels will lead to wars and social breakdown.
- "The world soon will not be able to produce all the oil it needs as demand is rising while supply is falling. This is a huge problem for the world economy," said Hans-Josef Fell, EWG's founder and the German MP behind the country's successful support system for renewable energy.
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Would you?
Isn't it rich?
Isn't it queer?
You excited about Saturday?
Three trains???
Have they said yes yet?
What would aides you up?
Be we keeping note of every question we encounter or just those we deem to be significant?
Who makes church banners?
If I catch myself thinking of questions to write in my journal, do I write said questions?
Is that for me to decide?
Since when do I have the right answer?
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Some more?
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What does Matt want for Christmas?
Can you sing a middle C?
Is everyone here make believe?
Is it too soon to say perfect?
Does this deafening silence mean nothing to noone but me?
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Hanna Olsen
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Karlskrona, Sweden
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Hanna Olsen (23 June 1889 – 10 June 1990) was a Swedish fencer who competed at the 1924 and 1928 Summer Olympics. In Paris in 1924 she competed in the women's foil event, but was eliminated in the semi-finals, placing fourth in her pool. Four years later she competed in the same event, but did not win any bouts. She was born in Karlskrona and was a member of the Stockholm's Kvinnliga Fäktklubb.[1] She was a six-time Swedish national champion in the women's individual foil, winning the title in 1918, 1919, 1923, 1925, 1926, and 1931.[2] She died in Kristinehamn less than two weeks before her 101st birthday.[1]
- ^ a b Gjerde, Arild; Jeroen Heijmans; Bill Mallon; Hilary Evans (2010). "Hanna Olsen Biography and Olympic Results". Olympics. Sports Reference.com. Retrieved 2010-02-04.
- ^ "SM florett damer, ind". Tävling (in Swedish). Svenska Fäktförbundet. 2009.
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Man Arrested for Having Sex with a Rubber Pool Raft. Again.
July 11, 2013--An Ohio man was arrested for public indecency after he was caught engaging in sexual relations with a pool raft.
Apparently this is his fifth arrest for similar offenses.
In this most recent incident, Edwin Charles Tobergta, 34, of Hamilton allegedly stepped outside of his Harmon Ave. home on June 17 at approximately 1:20 p.m. completely naked, the police report said.
A child in his neighborhood then witnessed the accused "having sexual relations with a rubber pool float." It is unclear whether the raft was in water or on dry land.
Tobergta was indicted by a grand jury yesterday for public indecency, a fifth-degree felony. Should he be convicted (and c'mon, it's his fifth offense), he could face 12 months behind bars.


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Tuesday 9th April 2013
Matt Preston has been a man who's spent years developing his inimitable style of cinematic dance music, creating a stylistic aesthetic that blends garage, dubstep and ambient into one broad mix. With a slew of dates announced for the next few months, a new album from Phaeleh is set to drop in the summer. We catch up with him to talk his new favourite producers, his musical accomplishments and more.
Generally, you're known for making quite chilled and melodic bass music, with the occasional heavier tune too. How did you find that trademark Phaeleh sound? Was it a conscious choice or did you just have a 'eureka!' moment?
I think the music I make has always had a similar sound, whether it was playing in bands, or just making tunes on an ancient version of Cubase, just using general midi sounds. I've just always been inspired by music which had an emotional effect on me, so I've always been more interested in feelings created by harmonies and melodies, rather than following a specific genre or style. I think over the years I've just been influenced by more sounds and more life events.
You're known as being a dab hand with several musical instruments, particularly the guitar, which is predominant in your 'In The Twilight' track. How does all this feature in the studio?
My background as a musician definitely helps getting ideas going sometimes. But I don't work in a set way, some songs are made just using a mouse, where as others are written solely on the guitar or piano. It does tend to either be the initial idea for a track (like with In The Twilight), or it might be the last thing I add to finish the track off (like Should Be True).
2013 has been a busy year for you, touring the globe whilst also knuckling down on your 2013 LP. How do you relax when you're not touring or in the studio?
If I'm completely honest, I'm generally working on music related stuff all the time. I did have a week off of music and the internet last year which was quite good for recharging the batteries, but generally I'm thinking about what ever is next on the 'to do' list. I have always got time for a quick game of Mario Kart and a nice cup of tea though, so I guess they'll be my answer.
Coming back to the LP, does it follow a similar musical direction to previous Phaeleh releases or does it take a new direction?
I definitely think it sounds like 'Phaeleh', though in my opinion I'd say it's a more mature sound, and a bit more varied than my last album 'Fallen Light'. I did write a lot of material for that album, but it was mainly the 140bpm tracks which ended up on there, as it was all done in quite a rush. I've been taking my time with the new album, and some how have started just shy of 300 tunes for it, which has given me quite a few more styles to pick from. It's probably the only release I've made where I'm generally pretty happy with how it sounds.
Any more info you can share with us about it? Any special collaborations?
We're aiming to get it out in time for the Summer, as it definitely has that kind of vibe to it. Though just waiting to come up with an album title, which I always find strangely challenging. There are more vocal tracks than the last release, and it does feature some people whose vocals I've worked with before.
You're spinning for We Fear Silence on Saturday here at Cable. What are your past experiences of Cable?
I've been lucky enough to play a lot of awesome nights at Cable in the past. I always enjoy the sets, whatever room I'm in. It should be a good chance to test out some new tunes this weekend too!
How do you prepare for your DJ sets?
I'd say most of my time goes into sorting out my CD wallet. I'm a little meticulous with that side of things, and have everything organised by style or general vibe. I tend to find knowing where everything is makes it a lot easier to just decide the flow of a set whilst I'm actually playing it, rather than militantly preparing something before hand. As I don't have a set up to mix at home at the moment, I will listen to new tracks I've been sent on the train to a gig so I can quickly check there's nothing there that's going to catch me out when I play, which did happen a fair bit when I started Djing.
What can we expect from your performance on Saturday? Plenty of unreleased material?
I imagine it'll be a mix of my tracks and other tunes I'm rating at the moment. I'll definitely be trying out a lot of new tracks from the forthcoming album, it will be good to see what they sound like on the system there. Plus I've got a bit of a backlog of stuff I've been sent recently, so will have a load of tracks I haven't played out before too!
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Caski, Anex, Geode.
3 tunes that are ripping it up?
I'm really bad at these questions, but a lot of the stuff from Versa & Rowl and Anex always seems to go down well.
Your 3 favourite Phaeleh tunes or remixes?
In The Twilight, Numb, Lounge
And finally, anything else you want to shout about?
I can't think of anything, but I'm sure nearer the album release that will change!
We Fear Silence // This Saturday // Cable London
Phaeleh, Girl Unit, Lil Silva, Deadboy, Scratcha DVA, Redinho, The Clairvoyants, LX One, Flight, Tasha & more.
More info / tickets are available here.