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DieselTech84 wrote:I had one but recently traded it off. It was the camo model with fake suppressor. Worst trigger of any gun I've ever owned and jammed at least once per 10 round clip with most ammo. Mine only liked cci mini mags and Winchester power points. Traded for a Ruger Mark III hunter and love it.
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Determining SQ Ft of my home???
What is the proper way to determine what the SQ Ft of my home really is? Would my finished basement count towards it?
Seems to be lots of opinions about what exactly constitutes actual sq/ft. IMO, it is the actual living areas of the home and stated as such, plus garage and basement, unless the basement is an actual living area. For example, 1250 sq/ft + 2 car garage and full basement would mean just what is implied...the basement is not living area. 2500 sq/ft on 2 levels with 2 car garage would imply a finished basement.
I have seen people actually measure each room to determine actual living space, but that is rarely done...
Usally means the size of the footprint itself, excluding the garage.
For example the footprint is 2500 sq/ft, but it had a second floor, and basement: It would be 2500 Sq/Ft 2 story with basment.
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I'm at wits end trying to figure out what is the matter with my Foci. Lately it has been running VERY rough at lower speeds.
It's a 2000 SE w/ 2.0 SPI AUTO.
It spits and sputters then it will "catch" and take off. When this happens you can smell a bit of gas in the cabin. Once it takes off, the miss isn't there (much). You can cruise along at 80-90 MPH no problems. The issue is at lower speeds no matter the engine temperature.
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Symptoms of Withdrawal: A Memoir of Snapshots and Redemption (2005)
by Christopher Kennedy Lawford
No current Talk conversations about this book.
A lot was lost because of the excessive name dropping, but a great example for those who think that substance abuse is not hereditary in the least.
I thought the first 200 pages or so were well-written and engaging. Unfortunately, the author decided to skate over his marriage and divorce issues in a way that made him seem arrogant and unfeeling and I lost my respect for him.
"Experience, strength and hope" is a mantra frequently heard in the rooms of recovery, and Chris Lawford's Symptoms of Withdrawal, certainly offers a great deal of all three. Each time an addict or alcoholic goes to the front of the room to tell their story, they are asked to cover three important areas – What we were like, what happened, and what we were like now. Much like the pirate's code, they more guidelines really, rather than what you would call rules. Each addict telling their story must decide for themselves where the line is drawn that separates an honest portrayal of their experience of addiction from euphoric recall. The geography of Mr. Lawford's line made me uncomfortable.
Though uncomfortable, I was renewed by the story of Mr. Lawford's struggle. I was especially pleased that he acknowledged his own character flaws that continued to plague his life in sobriety, as they do for all who are addicted, myself included. Self-honesty, humility, and the willingness to learn, are traits that all must possess in one form or another to live sober one day at a time, and I believe that his naked reality of life in recovery is a real blessing found in this book.
I got the book a few months ago when Mr. Lawford spoke to a group in Knoxville dedicated to working with the mentally ill and addicted. I was impressed by his passion for helping other get recovery. He was talking about a very small gain that had occurred in the United Nation's recognition of addiction as a disease. This is a conclusion reached by the AMA in the 1950's. Despite the fact that it took over 50 years to gain this one step, Mr. Lawford talked of the minute progress as though it matched the achievement of landing on the moon.
It was an blessing to read his story and how he has learned to intuitively hand situations which used to baffle him. I think if you read Symptoms of Withdrawal, you too will be less baffled and walk away from the experience with strength and hope.
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Born into enormous privilege as well as burdened by gut-wrenching family tragedy, Christopher Kennedy Lawford now shares his life story, offering a rare glimpse into the private worlds of the rich and famous of both Washington politics and the Hollywood elite. A triumphantly inspiring memoir, the first from a Kennedy family member since Rose Kennedy's 1974 autobiography, Lawford's Symptoms of Withdrawal tells the bittersweet truth about life inside America's greatest family legacy.
As the firstborn child of famed Rat Pack actor Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy, sister to John F. Kennedy, Christopher Kennedy Lawford grew up with presidents and movie stars as close relatives and personal friends.
Lawford recalls Marilyn Monroe teaching him to dance the twist in his living room when he was still a toddler, being awakened late at night by his uncle Jack to hear him announce his candidacy for president, being perched atop a high-roller craps table in Las Vegas while Frank Sinatra and his Rat Pack swapped jokes and threw dice, and other treasured memories of his youth as part of America's royal family.
In spite of this seemingly idyllic childhood, Lawford's early life was marked by the traumatic assassinations of his beloved uncles Jack and Bobby, and he soon succumbed to the burgeoning drug scene of the 1970s during his teen years. With compelling realism mixed with equal doses of self-deprecating wit, youthful bravado, and hard-earned humility, Symptoms of Withdrawal chronicles Lawford's deep and long descent into near-fatal drug and alcohol addiction, and his subsequent formidable path back to the sobriety he has preserved for the past twenty years.
Symptoms of Withdrawal is a poignantly honest portrayal of Lawford's life as a Kennedy, a journey overflowing with hilarious insider anecdotes, heartbreaking accounts of Lawford's addictions to narcoticsas well as to celebrity and, ultimately, the redemption he found by asserting his own independence.
In this groundbreakingly courageous and exceptionally well-written memoir, Lawford steps forward to rise above the buried pain that first led to his addiction, and today lives mindfully by his time-tested mantra: "We are only as sick as the secrets we keep." Symptoms of Withdrawal keeps no secrets and is a compelling testament to the power of truth.
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I know what you're probably thinking. Another new version of Firefox! How can that be? Yes, it has only been a couple months since the last version (22.214.171.124) came out, but it just goes to show that Mozilla doesn't like to waste any time. So, here are the details. Firefox 188.8.131.52 was released on July 17, 2007 and it is now available to download for any of you who are interested.
Now, by now you should know that Mozilla wouldn't release a new version of their popular Web browser if there weren't some changes made to it. There were several updates made to this version and if you'll allow me, I'll go over some of those with you right now. Fixes have been created for the following components: unauthorized access to certain documents, file type confusion, frame spoofing, certain memory crashes and so on.
If you'd like to see a full list of the changes that have been made for version 22.214.171.124 and previous versions alike, you can visit this Web site to do so. Also, if you're ready to make the upgrade to Firefox 126.96.36.199, you can download it right from here. Just make sure you choose the correct operating system that you use and select the language you want your Firefox browser to be in. It's just a quick install and then you'll be able to rest assured that you're being protected with all the newest updates for Firefox. It doesn't get any better than that, now does it?!
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Every year, about 300,000 kids go to the emergency department because of bike injuries, and at least 10,000 kids have injuries that require a few days in the hospital. One such injury is head injury, which can mean brain injury. Wearing a Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulated bicycle helmet can reduce the chances of your child experiencing a head injury during a fall.
On Tuesday, June 11, from 4-6 pm a bike helmet safety program will be held for children 12 and under at McDonald's on Route 15 in Lewisburg. The event is being held by Community Health and Wellness of Evangelical Community Hospital and sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Buffalo valley AM and Kiwanis of Lewisburg.
Children taking part in the event will receive a CPSC regulated bike helmet and instruction on safe bike helmet use in exchange for a book that is in new or good condition. Children must be present to receive a helmet and to have it properly fitted.
All books received during the event will be donated to children through the Eastern Union county Food Bank and to organizations holding summer programs for children. Ronald McDonald will also be making an appearance to greet children and their families.
Evangelical Community Hospital is a non-profit organization that employs approximately 1,300 people and has more than 170 employed and non-employed physicians on staff. The Hospital is licensed to accommodate 127 overnight patients, 12 acute rehab patients and 18 bassinets. The Hospital serves residents throughout the Central Susquehanna Valley, including those living in Snyder, Union, Northumberland and Lycoming Counties.
Sheila Packer, Director of Community Health and Wellness at Evangelical Community Hospital, fits a child at the 2012 Bike Helmet Safety event, making sure the helmet is the right size and fitted securely with the necessary straps and padding. The event provides an opportunity to speak to children and parents about the importance of bike helmet safety and how to prevent head and brain injuries.


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MacArthur Fellows / Meet the Class of 2008
Alexei Kitaev
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Departments of Physics and Computer Science, California Institute of Technology
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Age: 45 at time of award
Published January 27, 2008
Alexei Kitaev is a physicist who explores the mysterious behavior of quantum systems and their implications for developing practical applications, such as quantum computers. Since his days as an undergraduate, he has made important theoretical contributions to a wide array of topics within condensed matter physics, including quasicrystals and quantum chaos, among others. More recently, Kitaev has devoted considerable attention to the use of quantum physics for performing computation. Upon learning of the first algorithm for factoring numbers (an important aspect of cryptography) with quantum computers, he independently developed an alternative approach using "phase estimation," a solution that generalizes to an even wider range of calculations. At the quantum level, physical interactions often display bizarre, counterintuitive properties that are generally unobservable at the macroscopic level. Kitaev has shown how, under certain circumstances, macroscopic systems can maintain their quantum coherence, even in the presence of external noise. Though his work is focused mainly at the conceptual level, he also participates in efforts to develop working quantum computers. Through his deep insights into the fundamental nature of quantum physics, Kitaev reveals a rich picture of this unfamiliar world, bringing us closer to the realization of the full potential of quantum computing.
Alexei Kitaev received an M.S. (1986) from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and a Ph.D. (1989) from the L.D. Landau Institute of Theoretical Physics in Chernogolovka, Russia. He is a professor of theoretical physics and computer science at the California Institute of Technology. Kitaev served previously as a researcher (1999-2001) at Microsoft Research and as a research associate (1989-1998) at the Landau Institute.
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Hi, I have a great image I need to use but it involves white shirts etc which makes it very hard for me to 'cut out'.
I need to delete the white background but (obviously) it's taking all of the white with it (shirts etc). I'm using CS3 magic eraser – is there a better way?
I need to get the white out professionally because it will sit on a layer almost black with other images so I don't want any 'outer glow' etc.
See the image I'm stuck on here:
create a path using the pen tool and use that to isolate the image – if you search the web there are multiple tutorials on the subject – there is no easy way – it's just a matter of zooming in and taking your time
well I can't go into great detail on exactly how to do it from start to finish but I'll get you started.
Go to your channels palette and choose the one that has the most contrast, duplicate that layer and go to image>adjustments>levels. Play with those settings but you should be able to create more of difference between the background and the person. Hope that helps.
I do it like this,
Go to your layers palette and select channels, then you'll see RGB , Red, Green and Blue.
Select the one that looks the darkest and duplicate it by dragging the channel to the "Create a new channel" icon on the bottom of the channel's palette.
Then select a soft brush with a radius of 200 or more (depends on how big your image is) and set the brush blending mode to overlay and brush over the image until everything you need is black.
Then return to your layers palette and go to select -> Load selection and select the channel you've duplicated and make sure invert is selected, then you enter.
Then select inverse and delete, and that should do the trick.
Hope you understand it
Hey man. If you want to do it quick. Do it TWS ' way.
If you want to do it the way a lot of people do it and learn something about Photoshop that will help your technique then do it with channels like like Shadow and Hein suggest.
There's a good Plugin for that, is called Vertus Fluid Mask


text: Regardless of their power source, the best chainsaws provide the same perks: fast cutting speed, ample power and a tolerable noise level. They should also be safe and easy to use. To find the best chainsaws, we look at professional comparison tests from sources like TheSweethome.com and ConsumerReports.org, as well as hundreds of owner-written reviews on retail sites like Amazon.com, Lowes.com and HomeDepot.com. We factor in performance, safety, and ease of use to find a chainsaw that can handle your workload -- no matter how light or heavy -- and a good sharpener to keep it in top cutting condition.


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My female dog is in her 3rd week of being in heat and my male dog will not leave her alone, how can i get him to stop
male dog to leave female dog thats in heat alone!
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Technically, you can not "stop" him.
You can lock him up in a crate, or room where she is not around.
You should look into spaying as well. Will add more years to your pup's life.
Daisy~ CGC ♥ TDI answered on 7/18/08. Helpful? / 1
Put a "doggie diaper" ion the female, and keep both dogs several rooms away from each other. There should be several strong, closed doors between them.
Gray Dawn Treader answered on 7/18/08. Helpful? / 1
You can get him to stop by neutering him & spaying her...NOW.
Member 73926 answered on 7/18/08. Helpful? / 2
Well DUH. Haha, what did you expect?
But put a diaper on your female, keep her indoors and only take her outside on a leash to potty. Take a large stick with you in case wandering unaltered male dogs make their way to your home. Keep your male away from her and get him neutered. Then he will no longer show interest in the female.
Member 409208 answered on 7/19/08. Helpful? / 0
The third week (beginning of) is when the female is at her most fertile and willing to be mated (depending on the female's cycle). Most breeders and owners recommend having the stud dog or male dog away from the home, since the male dog will stop at nothing to get to the female. If you don't wish to have a litter of pups with the female, I suggest getting her spayed. Spaying will stop the female from getting uterine infections in future! Likewise, if you have no intentions of breeding the male, do the same. It's a lot simpler to get a male dog neutered than the female, as the older the bitch is, the more complications can arise.
Other than sending the male dog away till the season is over, there is very little to suggest, aside from bathing the female and cleaning any furniture she lies on after her season has ended. Hope that helps :)
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LAWRENCEVILLE—Rider University sophomore pitcher Kurt Sowa was named to the 2013 American Baseball Coaches/RAWLINGS Second Team All-East Region team, it was announced today.
This season Sowa (Bensalem, PA/Fr. Judge) won a Rider-record 11 games (11-1), 14th most in the nation. He allowed just 5.79 hits per nine innings pitched, 10th best in the nation. Opponents batted just .180 against him.
"Kurt had a great year," said Rider head coach Barry Davis. "Being recognized by the region's head coaches is an honor."
The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year after going 7-0 in conference play, Sowa was also a First Team All-New Jersey selection this year and a member of the MAAC All-Academic team.
Sowa struck out 54 batters in 79 innings and had two complete games, including a shutout.
In his two-year Rider career Sowa owns a collegiate record of 16-5.
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My new grass seed is growing spotty?
I planted new grass about 3 weeks ago in some areas that needed new grass grown. There is new grass growing in but in scarce areas and is spotty. Is that normal? Should I replant more seed?
Where are you located ?
What kind of grass seed ?
Have you been watering it ?
Growing conditions- shade, sun ?
Did you use Spring fertilizer with Halts at all ?
its a mix seed
water at least twice daily
good sun on all day and shade towards end of day
Consider a germination blanket or straw.
BTW, seed typically does not germinate until the air temperature is consistently above 60F.
You're not going to get instant turf unless you put down sod.
Given that, best time of the year to put down seed is fall.
Sometime about the time I'm ready to give up on grass it'll pop up.
Different varieties germinate at different rates , also it's been a lousy spring , it warmed up then got cold and dry ( at least on your southern border).
Warmer temps coming quick though .
Straw helps and quality seed also.
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2008: Threw 170' 11" in the hammer throw and 163' 03" in the discus at the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships, which resulted in a seventh- and sixth-place showing, respectively ... competed in both the hammer throw and the javelin at the All-Ohio Championships and recorded marks of 165' 10" and 172' 07", respectively ... ranks sixth in UC history in the hammer throw and the discus.
2007: Finished eighth in the discus at All-Ohio Championships with a 160' 2" throw ... qualified for BIG EAST Championships in the discus and the hammer ... posted a hammer throw of 160' 9" at BIG EAST Championships.
2006: Won a pair of discus titles during freshman season ... captured Southern Ohio Cup title with a 151' 9" discus throw ... qualified for BIG EAST Championships, finishing 14th in discus.
High School: Finished eighth in the state in the discus as a senior at West Muskingum High School ... holds school and county record in discus ... finished 10th in the state in the shot put.
Personal: Born March 22, 1987... son of Jack and Lisa Hanson.
Academic Major: Industrial relations. Honors: BIG EAST Academic All-Star (2006-07, 2005-06) ... Topcat Scholar (Fall 2007) ... Bearcat Scholar (Spring 2006, Winter 2006).


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The term 'compact system camera' is a handy umbrella term that, over the past few years, has been used to describe an increasingly broad range of cameras – not all of which are actually that compact. On the one hand you have those CSCs that come without electronic viewfinders, which generally live up to their 'compact' billing. However, there are also plenty of CSC's that sport not only electronic viewfinders but also deep, DSLR-like handgrips and big, chunky controls. If truth be told it can be somewhat misleading to describe these models as 'compact'.
As one of the originators of the CSC genre Panasonic has had a foot in both camps. In terms of current models, both the GF5 and GX1 are great examples of how CSC technology can be applied to produce genuinely compact and easy-to-carry cameras. The G5 and the GH3, however, with their EVFs and handgrips are undoubtedly closer in both size and appearance to DSLRs than they are to compacts. No doubt aware of this growing anomaly Panasonic has recently taken the decision to re-brand all of its CSCs as Digital Single Lens Mirrorless cameras – or DSLM for short.
The GH3 takes over from the GH2 as the flagship model within Panasonic's DSLM range. At its heart the GH3 employs a 16MP Live MOS sensor – 16MP being the same resolution that's offered by the two-year-old GH2. The two sensors are quite different however, with the newer chip having been modified to allow for a wider dynamic range to be captured. In practical terms this equates to a standard sensitivity range of between ISO 200-12,800 – which can be further expanded to the equivalent of ISO 125-25,600 via the extended settings.
Meanwhile the GH3's image processer has been updated to the latest Venus 7 FHD chip and this allows the GH3 to reach some impressively quick continuous shooting speeds, the fastest of which is the 20fps Super High speed mode, although it should be noted that this is only available for JPEG capture. Should you want to shoot in Raw or even Raw+JPEG then the rate drops to 6fps. This still isn't bad though, especially when you consider that some DSLRs at this price point aren't able to shoot this fast. If you don't need to shoot as fast as 6fps, then there are further options to shoot continuously at 2fps or 4fps.
Exposure modes include the standard 'manual' quartet of Program, Aperture-priority, Shutter-priority and Manual (PASM) modes, along with a fully automatic intelligent Auto (iA) mode, a range of 24 individually selectable Scene modes and 14 Creative Control digital filter effects that can be used to give your images anything from a miniaturised to a cross-processed look. Rounding things off are three Custom settings that you can set up as you like and then recall in an instant simply by turning the exposure mode dial to the saved Custom slot.
In addition to its still image capabilities, the GH3 also builds on the reputation of its predecessor for excellent – not to mention extensive – video capture options with the addition of even more movie formats and bit rates including 1920 x 1080 Full HD settings at 50p, 50i, 25p and 24p. Furthermore, you can opt to record movie files in the HDTV-friendly AVCHD format, or to use the more computer friendly MP4 and MOV recording formats. The GH3 also comes with not one but two 3.5mm jacks: one for an external microphone and one for a set of headphones, which enables you to record audio while simultaneously monitoring the sound.
On the back of the GH3 is a side-hinged 3in, 614k-dot vari-angle LCD monitor that can be pulled away from the camera body by 180° and then rotated through 270, which is really useful for self-portraits and when shooting from extreme angles.
Should you prefer to hold the camera to eye level then the built-in OLED electronic viewfinder offers an impressive 1.7million-dot resolution and a 100% field of view making it one of the better EVFs on the market.
Autofocus is taken care of by Panasonic's proprietary Light-Speed contrast-detect AF system, which is one of the fastest AF modules on the market. Autofocus options extend to single-area AF and multi-point AF modes alongside AF tracking and Face Detection options. In addition to compositional and playback duties the GH3's rear screen also offers touchscreen functionality, which includes Touch AF whereby you can set your focus point simply by tapping on the point of the screen you want the camera to focus on. Touch Shutter takes this a stage further by automatically taking a shot once focus has been attained.
Last but not least, the GH3 is also the first Lumix interchangeable lens camera to come with integrated Wi-fi connectivity. This is quickly becoming a must-have feature on recent digital camera launches, so it's good to see the GH3 future-proofing itself with its inclusion, even it it hasn't gone quite so far as the Samsung Galaxy Camera by including 3G and an Android, mobile phone-like interface. The GH3's built-in Wi-Fi allows you to send images directly to your PC, or to back them up to the cloud without the need for any leads. In addition, by downloading the Lumix Link app (free from the Apple App Store and Google Play) you can also use your smartphone to control your camera remotely.
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Looks like a great camera, better than Olympus?
I agree! The key question is how does it compare to the Olympus OM-D EM-5?
Thank you for the review - and for the video. It is the first GH3 video I have seen in which the shooter appears to know what he or she is doing.
That said, why are you still calling it a "compact" system camera? Panasonic UK's press release does not mention CSC, calling it a Digital Single Lens Mirrorless (DSLM) instead: Personally, I like the change - but hope that Panasonic has finally settled on a single name for these cameras.
as someone (a pro) who's owned a GH1, GH2 and a G3, as well as full frame and APC cameras from other manufacturers, I have to say I loved the M4/3rds format for a while'but when I got to my photo files and look at the images, even with using some of the worlds greatest glass, they leave me wanting a camera with a larger sensor.
The reviews, images and price of these cameras are giving me pause on going any further with M 4/3rds.
Sorry to say, "i'm not jacked about the GH3"
I partly agree with the M43rds user discouraged about the image quality of the smaller sensor. I presently have the G3 and love the size and features but agree that the images don't quite compare to my wife's D5100. However, the G5 has a considerably better sensor than any Lumix sensor to date, and the Olympus M5 sensor surpasses most of the older APS-C sensors. In fact the M5 almost equals the D5100/D7000 sensors. If the GH3 delivers the promised sensor quality better than the M5, image quality will no longer be a compromise.
As we know, the gap between the APS sensors and full frame sensors has almost closed. If the gap between APS-C and M43rds closes, then honestly why carry those big cameras and lenses around when you don't have to. I can't wait for the final production sensor and the corresponding comparative images and tests to see just how good this camera really is.
You're welcome, and thanks for your comment. Credit to Ryan our video guy for the, well, videos.
As to the name, I am aware of the DSLM convention but the general term (which Panasonic originally promoted, after all) for these cameras is still CSC - it's established, used across brands, and people know what it means. We'll start using DSLM when/if it gains traction.
Good points, well made. We can't wait to bring you the final verdict ;)
To those wondering whether this is better than the Olympus OM, both cameras are beautifully built, weatherproof, with more manual controls than you can can shake a stick at - but it's too early to tell which will win out for image quality.
However, it's already obvious that the GH3 offers more shooting flexibility thanks to its fully articulated screen, and it also offers more video modes with higher bit rates.
This looks like a great camera. I was wondering if you could comment on any noticeable aliasing or moire problems with the video? Is the Extra Tele convert feature cleaner than the GH2 when underexposing?
Wish it was indeed broadcast quality - despite shooting 50+ mb/s the GH3 shoots AVCHD which is only 4.2.0 not 4.2.2 colour space.
Broadcast or not, that's a matter of validation. Some broadcasters do allow these specs. But on another matter, the GH3 also records in a Quicktime wrapper and MP4. I think you refer not so much to the AVCHD (which is a wrapper) but to the used codec here, H.264 (which also comes in a lot of flavours but is indeed in this camera 4:2:0. However in my opinion , the Gh3 gives at the current time the best codec options found in a DSLR (or DSLM).
In case anybody is interested, I've had the opportunity to play around with a pre-production model this weekend. Wrote a little report and thrown some shots together. Please be kind, this is not meant as a extensive scientific test, just a personal impression of the GH3
(and please note it's a v0.5 firmware pre-production model)
You are quite right John, I did mean H.264.
Luckily I haven't found 4.2.0 a limitation yet especially for online consumption and broadcast news and short documentary work.
As a GH2 owner, I have a lot of hope that the GH3 will tick all my boxes especially in regard to controlling aliasing and moire. I'm also hoping that the Extra Tele Convert mode is cleaner when underexposing as well.
Haven't seen any tests yet in this regard.
As a newbie to movie capabilities on a "still" camera,What does 4.2.0 color space Mean? And what version or type of movie works best, generally?
If you transported this camera back in time to 1970, any camera buff would be able to look at it and tell you where the film canister was located, the film take up spool, the mirror box and pentaprism. Except, of course, none of those constraints exist any more - so why are cameras still being designed to accommodate them? Will no one break the mould?
I see where you're coming from but two things:
1. Why change just for the sake of it?
2. What is actually wrong with the current design?
So far as I can see everything's there for a reason and it works ergonomically so leave well alone.
Not change for the sake of it. But to say that the constraints necessary to celluloid film and SLR design just so happened to shake down into the ideal ergonomic form is far fetched.
Surely if you started from the minimum constraints necessary to the technology (therefore ditching all those clingons from film and single-lens-reflex construction) and asked the question - what is the optimum form for this new image recording device, would a retro-SLR box be the answer?
I would like to see thought given:
a better answer to portrait/landscape handling compromise
possibility to hold and use one-handed (like a video-cam?)
a more pocketable shape - fewer sticky-outy bits and angles
shutter button design/location which is less prone to causing the camera body to jerk
I'm sure there is more. But it won't come by endlessly apeing what was done 30+ years ago.
A few brave designers did have a go. I recall swivel lens designs and other new-thinking, but it seemed to peter out. Maybe the market/reviews punishes any divergence from the norm?
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Election officials said turnout for the April 25 vote was 64 percent and that Deby won his fourth term in office with 89 percent of the vote. But opposition officials say that couldn't be possible, since they'd called for a boycott of the presidential election because of alleged vote rigging during February's legislative elections, the AFP reports. Turnout has been estimated as low as 20 percent.
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Dodgers at Giants MLB Odds & Picks – July 31 2010: The San Francisco Giants, in a virtual tie with San Diego for first place in the National League West, will play they second game of a weekend series with their rivals from the South, the Los Angeles Dodgers at AT&T Park. The Dodgers are in third place 4 1/2 games behind San Diego and San Francisco. For Saturday's game (FOX 4:10 pm Eastern) the Giants will start veteran left-hander Barry Zito who is 8-6 on the year with a 3.49 ERA. The Dodgers will counter with their ace Chad Billingsley. A right-hander, Billingsley is 9-5 with a 4.00 ERA.
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