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First Impressions: Using the Nikon D800
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As updates go, the Nikon D800 is a pretty major one. Compared to its predecessor the D700, Nikon's newest DSLR features an impressive set of key specifications, and subtly refined ergonomics, too. After more than three years we expected the D800 to outclass its predecessor, but products don't exist in a vacuum, and it wasn't long after the 12MP D700's announcement that Canon brought out the movie-shooting EOS 5D Mark II.
Not only was the 5D II Canon's first video-equipped DSLR, but at 21MP it offered a class-leading pixel count, effectively equal in resolution to Canon's professional EOS-1 Ds Mark III. The D700 won plaudits for its versatility, low light image quality and 51-point autofocus system, but it couldn't compete with the 5D II on resolution, or of course, video.
The D800 changes all that. Compared to the D700, the D800 is a thoroughly modern camera, boasting a highly advanced feature set for both still and video shooting. At 36.3MP the $3000 D800 comfortably eclipses its competitors in terms of pixel count and makes the $8000 Nikon D3X look distinctly irrelevant, too.
Compared to D700: Specification highlights
- 36.3MP CMOS sensor (compared to 12.1MP)
- 15.3MP DX-format capture mode (compared to 5MP)
- 25MP 1.2x Crop mode
- 51-point AF system with 15 cross-type sensors, rated to -2EV* (compared to -1EV)
- ISO 100-6400 extendable to ISO 25,600 equiv (same as D700)
- 1080p video at 30, 25 or 24 frames per second, up to 24Mbps, with uncompressed HDMI output and audio monitoring options*
- 3.2", 921,000 dot LCD with anti-fog layer* (compared to 3in, 921k-dot)
- Maximum 4fps continuous shooting in FX mode, 6fps in DX mode** (compared to 8fps in FX mode)
- Advanced Scene Recognition System with 91,000 pixel metering sensor* (compared to 1005-pixel)
- 'Expeed 3' Image Processing*
- Dual-axis Virtual Horizon (on LCD screen/viewfinder)* (compared to single-axis)
* Same or almost identical to Nikon D4
** Maximum frame rate in DX mode is dependant on power source
We've had a D800 in the office for a few days, and we've spent that time shooting with the camera not only in our studio but also out in the big, bad 'real world'. We're some way off being able to publish a full review, but I wanted to share with you some first impressions. You've already read our in-depth preview, and you know what the professionals think, but now that we've got a production sample to play with, I want to give you an idea of what the D800 is actually like to use.
The D700 was a generally pleasant camera to hold and use, and so is the D800. Nikon hasn't made many drastic changes to the handling experience, and those that it has made are broadly in line with Nikon's design philosophy for 2011/12. Gone is the 'traditional' MF/AF-S/AF-C focus mode switch on the lens throat, to be replaced by the same combined MF/AF switch and AF mode button control that we've seen on the D7000 and D4. This updated approach to focus mode selection is nice and neat, because it associates all of the many options with a single physical control point, but as I pointed out in my recent article about the D4, it does make switching between AF-S and AF-C less rapid than it used to be.
Of more signficance to the average D7000 user will be the D800's updated drive mode dial and dedicated live view switch. Live view mode on the D700 was very much a 'first generation' implementation and although effective and useful, setting it via the drive mode dial was a pain, especially if you needed to grab a quick high or low-angle shot.
Improved Automatic ISO Sensitivity Mode
The D800's automatic ISO mode is inherited from the D4 and is improved over the same mode in earlier Nikon DSLRs. Previously, auto ISO customization was minimal, and consisted simply of an option to set the maximum ISO and minimum shutter speed when the camera was used in auto ISO mode. The currently-set ISO counted as the minimum ISO sensitivity (and in fact still does). This system was fine for shooting with a fixed focal length lens, but less useful with zoom lenses, where a 'safe' minimum shutter speed at either end of the focal range might be several stops apart.
In the D4 and D800, Nikon has (at long last) added an 'Auto' option to the minimum shutter speed options, which allows the camera to automatically set the minimum shutter speed based on its knowledge of the focal length that you're working at. This response can be biased in 5 steps, from 'slow' to 'fast' depending on whether you'd like the camera to err on the side of slower or faster shutter speeds. A small change but one that takes Auto ISO a little closer to being the 'set and forget' function that it should have been long ago.
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Nikon D800 has the best sensor in the world!
This is a FACT. It is not advertising of Nikon. A fact is a fact.
Nikon D800 has the best sensor in the world(source: DxOMark Sensor Scores). Nikon D800 took the 1° spot away from the expensive Phase One IQ180 (medium format camera).
Of course, for some photographers other Cameras are closest to their needs, but this is another discourse and it is a logical banal discourse!
What now Nikon has to do, is build very sensitive good LENSES. A new GENERATION of super NIKON LENSES. Nikon can do lenses very well.
very nice of you to offer the image downloads above. thanks. i am downloading them now to check them out
There are some great reviews of the D800 by those who have actually used this camera in the field. Check out this website of Brad Hill
He is a rather good nature photographer who owns some of the best Nikon lenses.
I applaud both Nikon and Canon for their new camera models. What a great time to be into photography.
thanks for the URL
Check out Jim Brandenburg also, who's probably one of the best Nature National Geographic photographer. Nikon gave him a D800 to play around with.
Great to see Nikon has brought out another winnertwo if you count the D800E, almost like the Hasselblad Digital cameras in resolution. This will leave Canon and anything else beaten without a doubt.I own 7 Nikkor lenses, only hope they'll do the camera justice. If you need higher fps then get a video camera
I am a non professional Canon guy and I have the chance of owning about 8 lenses all up most of them being L lenses and 1 Carl Zeiss lens.
I am into landscape , travel, portraits and still life. Occasionally I do wildlife and sport but not as much. I don't do videos.
I use a very simple workflow with Aperture and sometimes DXO, shoot Large JPEG mainly and sometimes RAW. I have plenty of computer power, file size is not an issue.
I feel that the Canon product line currently does not offer an outstanding products such as the Nikon D800.
I own a 1ds mk3 which has been my main camera since 2009 and yes I am considering the D800. It is to me the only camera out there which is a significant improvement on image quality compared to my 1ds mk3.
I know that the camera does not make the picture, the photographer does but one must admit that the D800 is a serious piece of gear highly worthy of consideration.
The D800 does indeed look great - the best ever DSLR ? Maybe. I think Canon may have elected to give up on high pixel count instead trying to get the best video ....? I doubt that Canon will react over night to the D800 (even if they could) but I do think that an VERY high pixel FF is on the way - and let's not forget SONY who Nikon owe so much too. The game's a foot....
Not the camera for me. Too niche and no good for sports and wildlife with only 4fps. Canon 5DMkIII wins hands down as the better all round general camera.
@philo123, "better all around"? If the 14 extra megapixels doesn't matter to you, then the 7 less megapixels of the D800s 6fps crop size shouldn't matter either. The D800 is like a Pentax 645D and a Canon 7d in one camera. While the 5d3 is like, well the 5d2 with the autofocus system of a 5 year old D300.
@marike6 So what you are saying is the 5D MkIII is better than the D4 as it has 6MP more??
@ Ithackermike .....but the Canon 7D is not exactly a new camera either. If you're an enthusiast who wants a good all round camera suitable for multiple disciplines the 5DMKIII is a better buy. You need the very best glass on the D800, which is no doubt a good camera, making it very very expensive.
Nice review, looking to upgrade to the d800. Now I want it more...lol Too bad Christmas is so far away....
Not as far as you think, they may be in stock by Christmas.
There is obviously so much right about this camera. I must shoot D700 for wide architectural photos. I must shoot D300 for telephoto nature shots. Now, perhaps, I can have my cake and eat it, also?
We will see, but I am exicited about the possiblity of carrying a single body around. I see the noise in the high ISO shots. Not bad at all! Better than I had expected. The lower ISO shots? Amazing.
This is the future. More sensitivity. Less noise. More resolution. Less limitation between us and our shots.
Remember when we pushed TriX to 1600 and crossed our fingers? When we pushed Ektachrome to 1600 and stared at dots and high contrast?
Hooray for the future. It is now. Any one of us may not choose this camera or the next (Canon or Nikon or Sony or whatever), but this the future. We are quickly becoming limited only by ourselves. What could be better?
Personally I look forward to using a D800, certainly for me it is potentially a revolutionary tool in the sense that I shall be able to see the detail recorded, rather than having to squint at a 10 or 16MP image-however good. 10 megapixels was a revolution in APS-C after 6, but the big leap came with the 1Ds MkII which has the same resolution as the D4, and a weak AAfilter. I look forward to it all, but apart from the bottletops snap the detail in these pics is lacking-as though you are afraid to record any fine enough to show off what it can do! And I note everywhere the lack of f1.4 and f2 portraits and sports or action shots, indeed all optimum apertures are absent here-bizarre. I could do better with less, and considering the filesize, had better.
Could we have some more useful stuff please and RAW file downloads? Ta muchly guv!
This camera looks like a real breakthrough! I wish I didn't have so many Canon lenses. If I were starting without a system, I'd definitely get this camera. The 5D III will likely be a great camera, too, and I'm excited to get it. However, at this point, it doesn't even come with functioning software to develop raw files. Video isn't even as sharp as 5D II. I was excited about the new Canon and tried to defend it, but these sharpness issues are just bush league. Absolutely ridiculous. Come on, Canon, time to up your game. Congratulations on what looks like a fantastic tool, Nikon users. Hopefully next time Canon won't sit on its laurels.
I use BOTH Nikon & Canon and frankly would not give up a collection of decent expensive lenses just because a new camera has higher pixel count even if the reviews are fantastic - because digital cameras keep improving. Within a short span of time 4:3 sub format cameras will do just as well. Of course by then the D1000 (or whatever they call it) will have moved on too. The video on the D800 is a big step forward for Nikon but the 5D MK3 has better video and I feel is a better balanced all round camera. If I was offered one free tomorrow - I'd take the Canon. But wish for the Nikon as well !
Opening pics with 25+ Megabytes will slow down your PC =)
Im thinking of getting D3S instead ... To be honest I dont need to see your pores to appreciate a picture =)
U´r welcome, Adler1970.
Yeah, the samples are awesome; nobody denies the facts, not even a Canon guy like me. But, I think 5D3 also has done the homework...
And, well, let´s see those D800E samples when appear and then let´s talk...
Best regards.
I can appreciate his taking the time to document his experience with the D800, but wouldnt it have been a tad more helpful if he had used some more current lenses than his antique lenses???
The best sensor analyzed on DxOMark:
"The Nikon D800: A full-frame sensor with no weak points! Returning to the sensor, the D800's Overall score is the best that has ever been achieved, and its use case scores are equally impressive.
1: Portrait: 25.3 bits (tied for 3rd, best full-frame score, very close to the best medium-format scores)
2: Landscape: 14.4 EV (1st) Here again, the D800 achieves the best score ever measured.
3: Sport(alias Low-Light ISO score): 2853 (3rd) — a pleasant surprise - Here the D800's sensor performance matches that of the D4's!"
(Source: dxomark)
This Nikon D800 FF Camera is a REVOLUTION!
The D800 uses a Sony sensor. Just think what Sony's new Full Frame camera will be able to be like if they let it. Alas, the A700 took 3 firmware changes to catch up to the D300 with essentially the same sensor.What will Sony choose to do ... :-). Stay tuned.
Alejandro, THANKS for the link. The dynamic range of the Nikon D800 is exceptional. The dynamic range is so wide, that is almost close to the HDR Photo! I did not know about this dynamic range of the Nikon D800. Your link has shown, how great the dynamic range of the D800 is!
From your link:
"We were pleasantly surprised by the dynamic range of the camera in RAW, especially when retrieving information from image areas apparently burned. So much that, using the latest version of Adobe Lightroom (which just enhances this recovery function of light and shadow), you must be careful not to end up turning the image into one of those HDR".
And the examples at 12800 ISO and at 25600 ISO, show also how great this camera is "into the darkness". The photographer has chosen trite and banal subjects, but these photos are pretty explanatory.
As I already said, I'll take the Nikon D800E model, the version without the annoying AA-filter.
John White of aiconversions.com has been doing the AI upgrades for the last decade or 2. I had my 60's Nikon F era lens converted, charge was /~$35, workmanship was excellent. My lenses were the venerable classics--35-50-55-85--their performance on my N80,D100 and D300 was and still is superb. Get your 50mm 1.4 (same as mine) converted and enjoy a truly fine lens once again. The 55mm Micro will still sizzle your sensor, on my N80 with Microfile (Hi Contrast copy) and Microdol 1:3 resolution was limited to my focusing ability and diffraction effects. On the D100 resolution was limited by the sensor.
Excellent overview. Many thanks irv weiner
Here more RL night shots with the new baby Nikon:
Bon appetit !
The most impressing is focusing in darkness: the amount of pixels is not enough for dynamic street work or high level reporter shooting. And test-chart photos are needed to realize real resolution gain in studio. But first sight seems to make the camera very attractive
36mp wow, I never use it and I never want to get clogged my computer. Anyone who buys one may also want to buy a computer plunger.
I've been considering a move to Nikon. Been a canon shooter since 1993 when I got my Canon A2e (also known as the eos 5) and have shot almost all canon digital models. The 5DII had a horrible QA issue that ruined entire images from my photo trip (canon fixed the sensor afterwards, but too late by then) and since then I wanted to find an excuse to leave Canon.
At first, I was not very happy with Nikon's choice. But now seeing the samples and the DXO rating and I think D800 (probably D800e) is the camera that I will use to jump from canon to nikon.
FYI, I have been preparing for this move so my last two lens purchases were nikon f-mounts that I use via adapters on my 5DII
I will buy the Nikon D800-E version, which is the version without stupid AA filter. I WANT this piece of technology. I want this jewel.
Too many megapixels? Lies!
The truth is that the sensors of Canon 7D and 60D(18MP on APS-C sensor) are much more dense than the sensor the D800(36.3 MP on FF sensor).
Pixels are the building blocks of digital photography.
The war of pixels, was wrong, but only because.. war is not the right motivation.
But also the peace of pixels, is a lie. Digital photography is made of pixels.
Having more pixels means you can print LARGE pictures, WITHOUT LOSING QUALITY!
Today, everything becomes bigger: monitor, TV, advertising, fotos.....!
If you want to print photos, YOU MUST HAVE PIXELS! Only if you want to print a "postage-stamp", then you don't need 36 MP.
If you have less pixels, a softwar of your computer will invent and INTERPOLATE new pixels, out of nowhere. But: "out of nowhere", is NEVER GOOD! It is better to have Pixels on your SENSOR!
How big on average were the last 100 pictures you print if may I ask.
I have print most of mine in 11x14. Even I can get and advantage in terms of mp I really don't need or want those 32 mp that will tear up my hard drive.... I would also need to by more ram for my mac and a bigger screen and additional memory. Not in this year budget.
I am really happy with 23 mp and I apologies if that makes you angry or sick
Beside MP s there anything else you want in a camera?
Ok, Adler 1970.
Now, after read your post I´m sure I just need the 5D Mark III.
Thank U.
The photos which I print, exceeding at least 70 cm. I own a gallery, not only a internet site. Many photographers are coming to me. I edit files of many cameras. In digital photography, pixels are very important.
The truth is, that you can enlarge very well photos only if you have enough pixels. This is the digital world. Digital means: digital information.
@Vaananen : Read in Arnie voice : "Too many megapixels? Lies! "
The Nikon D800 offers an image quality close to the quality of the most popular and important medium format camera(also DxOMark says that). But, the Nikon D800 costs only 2800 euro. The medium format cost between 10.000 and 40.000 euros.
Now: not worth to pay so many euros difference. In this sense, the medium format is just a status symbol of a caste.
In reality, no picture is worth 40.000 euros.
The news of this Niokn D800, is this one: you don't need the 40.000 euro medium format to get good big pictures of that level.
A 2800 € SLR Nikon is ENOUGH! It is the FUTURE.
Everyone has different preferences - and yes better ISO performance is great. Here are some stats from my Lightroom database that I find interesting:
Number of images: 38,632
Number cropped images: 34,202
Number images with noise reduction applied: 94
Number cropped images with more than 25% removed: 11,661
From my stats: high ISO is nice to have. Room to crop an image and still have some pixels left is essential. I am very happy to see cameras I can afford move in this direction.
The D800 will match or exceed the ISO performance of my D7000. I will take more pixels for extra cropping room over ISO improvements that are always eclipsed by the next gen camera anyway.
Just thought it was worth mentioning that i have just discovered something unusual? The D4 comes with a XQD memory card. This is the card that I have been using to download the images I have taken, however by accident I forgot to put the card in and thus some images I have taken went straight onto my CF card. When I took them of this, a whole load of images were on there from previous takes so it must have been set to backup.....the images on my CF are completely different from the poor quality ones I have on my XQD?? Jury is out while I investigate more but could the problem be the all new XQD card??? or reader???
Focusing problems when you zoom in really close? Well I have a problem on that score with my D4 purchased on the 16th March and since then I have shot over 1000 images trying to achieve the perfect photo, something which still evades me? I swapped over from my D3x....something which at present I totally regret doing. My D3x was perfect. This D4 is flawed and I have a D800 on preorder hoping to get back what I had before. Now you say on close inspection the images seem out of focus even on the D800??? Every image I have I have had to put through LR4 and try and enhance. Not impressed really.
Many are claiming the D800 is creating a new round of unwanted pixel wars. How can that be? The D800 has roughly the same pixel density as the D7000. I don't remember anyone suggesting the D7000 had an excessive number of pixels. The D800 is simply a D7000 upscaled to FX.
After reading this review, I realize that the D800 is an "FX camera with a full resolution D7000 inside it". I have a 10.5 mm DX fisheye and 10-24mm DX wide-angle. Surprise: They will work the same on the D800 as my D7000. My 24-70 mm and 70-200 mm FX lenses will finally work as they should in FX with the option of cropping in POST down to D7000 size. I am selling my D7000 and buying a D800 to get two cameras in one. My DX lenses finally work acceptably on an FX camera and I can my use my FX lenses to their full potential. I believe the D800 is currently the only camera that can make this claim. I'm in.
Let me here say: The D7000 has a few too many pixels and is product of the pixel quantity races. The D300s on the other hand has about the right number.
I think Nikon (or for that matter Canon, or Sony) could do well selling an APSC DSLR with about ten megapixels. In Nikon's case, and if Nikon were to their special D3s sensor tech for the APSC sensor, the resulting camera would be extraordinary in lowlight, quiet, and light to carry.
(Yes, I know that Samsung also does APSC sensors, but they've dropped the DSLR line, though perhaps Samsung could do a 10 or 12MP version of the NX cameras.)
Everyone has different preferences. Here some stats from my Lightroom images that I find interesting:
Number of images: 38,632
Number cropped images: 34,202
Number images with noise reduction applied: 94
Number cropped images with more than 25% removed: 11,661
From me stats: high ISO is nice to have. Room to crop an image and still have some pixels left is essential.
You got it exactly right. I also have the D7000 but will keep it as my second camera when I get the D800. The D7000 will be for those times I just do not need the special qualities of the D800 or maybe I am in a place where I do not want to be carrying $3000 around my neck!
The D800 and D7000 illustrate that there really is a lot in common with these different formats. If your lens is sharp on the D7000 it will also be sharp on the D800 (at least in the sweet spot).
wow thats a lot of MP. sure glad they keep the MP war on amateur cameras and not on pro cameras.
Today, the word "professional" means only "commercial". You may think that a Wedding Photographer is professional. But you're wrong. Professionalism is another thing.
A normal banal wedding-photographer needs a camera which takes quickly banal, common "national-popular" pictures. Those are pictures which reflect a trivial, trite, common, banal, simple, ordinary, usual TASTE.
The weddin photographers, can trivially use a second hand Canon 5D "mark1". Who cares?
That kind of photographer did not even have time to edit photos with a computer, because for him time is only money. How sad.
But, ATTENTION: professionalism and commercialism are not the same thing: when the quantity increases, the quality decreases. Professionalism is another thing, has to do with the QUALITY, and not to do with a Camera which suffers from premature ejaculation.
The Nikon D800 offers a spectacular quality of photos.
But unfortunately many commercial photographers are just interested in quantity.
Although I used to and occasionaly still photograph weddings, I have to agree with you. IMHO the term "Pro" is used in a too general way, involving almost any money-making job! Wedding photography can be an art but more usual than expected it's just... "comercial" ( mainly now with digital cameras )!
I'm very impressed with the specs of the Nikon D800 but how many photographers will use all that technology. After 30 years shooting weddings I'm concerned about weight and ease of use. Even the Canon EOS Rebel with a high quality lens feels heavy after 8 hours. I've run comparisons between a Canon XSi with a 12MP sensor and the T3i with a 18MP using a 70-200 F4 L Canon lens and found there is a small difference at 200%.. If you put an older lens or a soso lens on a Nikon D800 or Canon 5D III, I think I will outperform either one of these super stars up to ISO 400 with a T3i and a 70-200 F4 L lens. Put your money into the best lens money can buy.
Very few night shots -almost nothing. Everybody desires that samples...
A safe assumption: With the same pixel density as a D7000 and 1 year newer firmware, high ISO performance will be marginally better than the D7000. Given these parameters, I can't see Nikon releasing a camera with lower performance. It will be interesting to compare high ISO on a D7000 and D800 with a DX lens too.
It is a pity that DPR does not include in its standard studio scene comparison, the possibility to compare with "relatively recent" popular equipment like the D90 or the D80 or other fine equipments of the recent past. In such a way, we would really know whether it is time for them to be replaced or not ... !
The current 'studio box' setup post-dates our reviews of those cameras. But whenever we can. we go back and update our studio samples if and when it is relevant.
Yes, I have an aging D80 and I would consider the upgrade as well especially now that I can use my DX lenses. I would love to compare the studio scene as well. What would be the most appropriate Nikon camera to chose to simulate the D80 - a Nikon D5000?
I used a friend's 5DMkII and was blown away with "smoothness" of low light images. Is this just the function of the large FX sensor - can I expect the same performance out of the D800 in DX crop mode?
I downloaded the first 4 raws and Adobe Bridge/ACR/Photoshop CS5 is NOT seeing an ISO 3200 sample; there is however an ISO 6400 sample--image 0381.
Thanks for the raws, please post some more for download.
No shot was taken with an f-stop > f10. Is that where resolution becomes diffraction-limited?
It's just not how I shoot, to be honest. No other reason. We'll be exploring this in depth in the review.
Not sure about comparison yet but the author of the photos should really tidy up his bed in the morning and not end up with it showing up in the first shots as reflection ;-)))
I would of thought that doing this sort of supposed real world testing would be of better use if the lenses used tried to show results with the lenses that potential D800 users would be using... How many will be sticking a mid 1960s piece of glass on the DSLR with the, to-date, highest pixel count... I would have thought that the 14-24 G, 24-70, 70-200 G VR II, 24 1.4, 35 1.4, 85 1.4 & the 105 2.8 micro would be the glass many, many users would be more interested in seeing results from...
Next you will be shooting pictures of bloody cats & dogs !
I disagree. I like the fact this old lens was used. We'll see hundreds of examples taken with the typical lens list. I'd bet there are a lot of photographers that are D800 intenders who own an older a 105 f/2.5. I certainly am one myself. Great choice. This lens is extremely ubiquitous in a modern portrait photographer's kit still today. It certainly would not be considered obscure by any measure.
Sigh. I used: 24-70mm f/2.8, 16-35mm f/4, 24-120mm f/4, the new 85mm f/1.8 and a brace of other lenses (not all of which are represented in this samples gallery).
There is a limit to what it is possible to actually do in an article/gallery like this (and to the number of optics we can get hold of).
The same focusing problem exists on any high pixel count camera. The new Hasselblads models have a feature which allows for automatic correction when you focus on one point (say the eyes) and then reframe for the shot. At these high pixel counts/high resolutions/large frame, coupled with wide open apertures which give a small DOF, it will make a difference. It always has; even with film. Back then I always closed down 1 click to allow for focus error. And I suggest the fix remains the same as it always did. Also note that some cameras/lens combination are not necessarily that accurate. Sigma has suggested that where the camera does not have focus correction that the lens is matched to the camera. They offer a free service to do this.
Wonder how much crisper the 800E files will look? Some of these files look pretty mushy - at least compared to what I am used to. The ACR versions seem to have better detail, but still I was hoping these would look as good as the files from my digital backs but not yet unfortunately. The higher ISO's do look good though.
I saw a side by side comparison between the two at a Nikon presentation and my impression was that at 100% the difference between the two is visible but not massive. It probably makes more of a difference in print, at larger print sizes.
Shot with lenses that date back from the 60th.
@Taikonaut i don't think that people are interested in the d800 are also interested in how it does against a phone camera ....
Can the D800 shoot in FX mode with a DX lens attached?
I am trying to decide between buying the D800 and 5d mkiii. I have not seen much discussion about typical file sizes for stills and video. The 75 Mbyte stills for the D800 seems insanely large. All the comparisons between the D800 and 5d mkiii seem to talk to these large 75 meg files.
For the average non-professional user what file type and size would I see for the D800 and 5d mkiii? For stills and video
Also is this HDMI output of the D800 really that significant????
According to the EOSHD review, at 1080p the already pretty old Panasonic GH2 has much better video quality than the 5D3. The 5D3 shines when it is about very high ISO though. Nevertheless, the codec implementation on the Canon side is no good. Overall, while there is a difference it is not a big one between the D800 & 5D3.
Please...don't forget some D800E sample images and comparaison with the D800...if it's possible...in a near futur !
Thanks !
The review makes it sound like the D800 doesn't autofocus very well.
If it can,t offer tack sharp focus what good is it?
I am referring to the comment about only a couple of shots in the portrait shoot had sharp eyes.
I hope the D800 focuses better than he suggests. I would not want to manually focus all my shots.
He was using a manual focus lens.
This guy was using lenses that date back to the 60th, when no autofocus was available.
Thats over 50 years old! How do you do that with your Canon?
Put the same Nikon lens on the Canon with an adapter and get focus confirmation as well.
Thanks. I own this camera two days and, coming from 20 years Canon, it's an amazing experience. I bought the camera for the megapixels in combination with the clean shadows which take some pushing around... but I'm thrilled with the other sides of the camera. It handles like a dream. AF, LOTS of buttons, the viewfinder, it's really good. Take a picture from 15 people, rotate the wheel and it shows 15 faces, one by one. Amazing stuff. One button push and it shows the pixels at the AF point in 100%... no more endless pushing the magnification button. Many buttons are customizable so you build your own ergonomics. It's all easy, even for a Canon guy.
I can't compare it to a 5DmkIII but it's a dream come true from a 5DmkII and 1DmkIII user.
Awesome that you have it already! When will mine arrive...
"AF, LOTS of buttons, the viewfinder, it's really good..." : Tender naiveness.
And you are coming from 20 years Canon ??? Maybe you are using a 20 years old Canon gear ???
Thanks for sharing your first impressions on the Nikon D800 before your final review is even done. Excellent overview! Been a member for over 12 years and this site is second to none. Keep up the great work!
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Canon's EOS 5D Mk IV has won the European Imaging and Sound Association's Professional DSLR of the Year award, making this the third year in a row that the brand has beaten Nikon to the top spot in the professional camera category.
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on 4/13/2017 5:09:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Well, it is pigmented BUT it's way too glittery for day use and it creases like crazy (even with primer)
So...Not worth it for me.
on 12/3/2016 1:20:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I can't say enough positive things about this - especially in the color Burnt Plum, which is a beautiful shimmery eggplant with reddish tones. I wear it with the UD eye primer, and the pigmentation and wear are perfect. I wear it on its own for dramatic impact, or I'll use it as a liner with a shimmery plum shadow just to give it some oomph. Either way, this is one of my very favorites, and I get so many compliments when I wear it (including from makeup artists, who are always surprised when they hear what it is). I have tried similar colors in MAC and Chanel, and I found them to be far less dramatic than this $3 item. There is nothing glam about the packaging, but it does the trick - and at this price, I am very happy with what I get!
on 1/25/2016 1:59:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have one of these so far (Burnt Plum) and I love it!!
I was looking for a nice deep purple for a long time, and to find the perfect shade for just $3 is a complete steal.
I love wearing this over eyeliner, smudging and blending upwards. It created the most beautiful subtle, sultry purple smokey eye. Perfect for day or night (I even wore it this way to church with subtle makeup everywhere else and got tons of compliments)
The packaging is perfectly minimal. I love that there is no extra bulk and is so easy to travel with (Be careful though, as baked products shatter more easily than pressed products)
The formula is beautiful. Never powdery but pigmented. Used wet, it's incredibly intense.
I would definitely pick up more shades
Highly recommend
Hope this helps!
on 9/24/2015 7:29:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Grey
I don't need more eyeshadow I admit as I have the elf 144 neutral, a bunch of elf Disney books, a few palettes & every single UD Nakeds palette for eyes (1/2/3-basics1/2-on the run-smoky) & a bunch of Clinique/MAC/EL palettes/misc other e/s but I sub to the elf Play Beautiful subscription box so I was sent this in Burnt Plum & I love it! I use UDPP usually & this product is fairly pigmented. It makes me want to rush out & buy them all which I plan to go do an order when I get paid. Overconsumerism at its finest! More like I'm filled w overcomsumption...Ha!! This shadow wears pretty well. It is a taupe eggplant on me it certainly must be some kind of MAC dupe not sure what? I have CA & TX palettes also which I lurve...lurve me some elf e/s!! I like to do this w a nice nude lip like the elf Natural/Nude lip pencil is perf for this. U can also pair it w the elf e/s-liner pencil duo that is purple. I usually go for neutral eyes so this isn't too kray kray on me. Elf has their eye on the trends. I am always surprised on that coz they are so cheap (read: affordable). Don't got to spend a fortune to look good! I can have all of the shadows in the collection vs. 2 MAC e/s & still have a few nickels left over ...nice!!
on 9/6/2015 10:17:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I bought this eyeshadow in Enchanted and Pixie, the two lightest shades. Both look quite metallic and very shimmery.
I don't have any previous experience with baked products, but what really stood out with this (both of them) is that the pigmentation depends so much on the lighting! Maybe this is the deal with baked shadows, but I feel like if the light is just a tiny bit dimmed the color doesn't show up at all it's just shimmery. But in direct lighting and sunlight this is super bright.
I will however say that regardless of lighting this always shows up more shimmery than pigmented/colored (if that makes sense?) This is not great for me because I dont really like using super shimmery eyeshadow in the daytime and in the nighttime I feel like the color would hardly show up at all.
These two blend very well with each other (and I guess with the rest of the colors as well), but I find they don't mix with my non-baked, less shimmery eye shadows at all. This is also super sad because I have hooded eyes and doing an all shimmer eye shadow look will never be my thing.
It goes on very smooth but I have noticed that when I get close to the mirror it looks kind of patchy, but on a very "microscopic level". Like I said it goes on smooth and doen't look patchy at all from a distance, but when you look really close it's like there are very, very small chunks all over the lid where the product/color/shimmer is very concentrated. It's very hard to explain, but I guess I would say it makes it look like a cheaper, lower quality eyeshadow on the lid.
This wasn't really the right product for me because of the amount of shimmer and the fact that it can't be blended with matte shadows. I won't repurchase but if you are prepared for the shimmer shock and don't expect the highest of quality (it is E.L.F after all) this might work for you. The metallic shimmer really is gorgeous when the lighting brings out the pigment.
on 5/9/2015 3:15:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This was my first baked eyeshadow. At $3 a pop, I had to try it! The packaging is a little flimsy, but I don't use it for travel anyway. I have the color Toasted, a metallic copper. I love that it's not too red on me, as so many coppers are. Using the shadow dry (over Fergie primer) lasts me about 8 hours before starting to fade. I get minor creasing, but that's after 12+ hours of wear. It doesn't last as long if I use it wet. A lot of E.l.f's baked shadows (like the ones in the baked palettes) aren't that pigmented when used dry, and can be very chalky. Toasted is actually creamy and pigmented with a hint of shimmer if used dry, and turns into a metallic copper if used wet. I definitely want to try more of these singles for the great price!
on 5/9/2015 12:48:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I bought 2 elf eyeshadows because my old favorite duo got... old and i can't spend 50 dollars on Naked 2 right now. I have to make it a year or so without that big beautiful palette. I bought Toasted and Bark. Bark is perfect, i love it, but Toasted... looks weird, reddish pinkish on me. It doesn't look bad, but i just got surprised by it. I guess this is the price of not being able to try it on your own skin.
on 4/7/2015 1:01:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
These eyeshadows are great! Very pigmented, beautiful colors. I have several of these shadows & I love them! I just wish E.L.F. offered more matte eyeshadows.
on 3/1/2015 1:19:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
These are pretty decent for the price I b9ught pixie and bark, and I think I paid $3 each for them. I was in love with the colors. However, I was disapointed because they aren't very smooth to apply. I tried a dry brush and a wet brush, I hadn't really pack on the product to get a good color payoff. They do not blend well either. There are definitly other brands that are still affordable but wayyy better.
on 12/28/2014 6:04:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
Let me just say my search for great baked eyeshadows has ended. Every brand I tried (Wet N Wild, Hard Candy) had me dissapointed with their hard glittery chalky products they wanted to promote as baked eye shadows. I purchased ELF's baked eyeshadow today in the color �Toasted" (a coppery brown), and the texture was so SOFT I couldn't believe it. I thought I had to use this with a wet eye shadow brush but I was even more surprised when the color payoff was AMAZING without the need of that. I just have great things to say about this product. If you can get your hands on this, DO IT. $3 ? A great deal!
I threw out my other baked �eyeshadows" in the trash after I discovered this!
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Can you find out the remainder when 3^300 is divided by 5?
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Well, trying to avoid modular arithmetic, we can think like this¨
10 clearly divides 5 (in modular terms 10=0 mod(5) )
and 1^600=1 (even power of 1) , so the overall remainder is 5+1=6 mod(5)=1 . The remainder is 1.
Alternative way of getting the remainder:
3^300=3^(3*100) =3^(3*10*10) =3^(3*2*5*2*5)
3^3= 27= 2mod5 (27/5=5+ 2 remainder)
3^2=9=4 (mod5)
3^5=243 =3 (mod 5)
So we have: 2+4+4+3+3=16 =1 mod5 ,thus remainder =1.
typo correction: (-1)^600=1 (even power)Delete
3 It is obvious that it is not feasible to calculate 3^300 as it will take too much of time. So we will use a trick to solve the question. We will calculate the remainder of each power till we find a pattern. 3^1 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 3. 3^2 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 4. 3^3 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 2. 3^4 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 1. 3^5 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 3. 3^6 divided by 5 leaves the remainder 4. As you can see that the pattern is now repeating itself and it will go on like this till 3^300 and beyond. Since every fourth remainder is same as the first, we will look for the power of 4 only. 300 is divisible by 4. Therefore at the power of 300, the first remainder will repeat itself and the remainder will be 3.
@admin: it's not "first reminder" you are taking.you should
take "zeroth reminder".i mean 3^0 % 5=1;will further be 3^4 % 5=1;3^8 % 5=1; and so on till 3^300 % 5=1;
i don't know why you are taking 3^1 % 5 which make no sense.so answer is obeviously 1.(% is reminder)
Admin, sorry but your solution is wrong. Since i don't intend to give a Number Theory lesson (my comment was explanatory enough), just check the result here...(3^300= 1 mod (5) means remainder 1.
Admin, your thinking is actually correct but you misinterpret the cyclicity of modulos. It is not "every forth term" BUT every forth power.
That's why 3^4 = 1 mod5, 3^8=1 mod5, 3^12 =1 mod5....and 3^300=3^(4*75)= also 1 mod5, of course... you can check it out for small numbers yourself.
I meant to say above: "BUT every power which is a product of 4" (is 1 mod(5)Delete


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Syria Denies Doctoring Nuclear Facility
Questions regarding the authenticity of satellite images are considered.
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 29, 2008-- General David Petraeus lashed back at Syrian liars after someone said his satellite photos may have been doctored.
"I am a patriot," Petraeus told reporters from his mobile press conference van, "those pictures look fine to me. I have seen quite a few photoshops in my day and none of the pixels look out of alignment."
Terrorists making jihad in the internets claimed to have found discrepancies in satellite photos released just this week proving that Syria is planning on nuking American now that Iraq has been freed from the Islamic chokehold.
Syria's Nuclear Minister released a blanket statement denying any wrongdoing, and blaming America to appease his oil overlords.
But Petraeus was not fooled, "It is ridiculous to think that an American would deliberately manipulate a photo for political gain. It is more likely the Syrians altered their buildings to make me look bad. What other explanation could there be?"
Petraeus abruptly ended the conference to attend a meeting where he will receive another promotion.
Thousands Of Children Arrested At Chinese Flag-making Factory!
Chinese officials are considering adding "flag-making" to the list of treasonous offenses.
BEIJING, CHINA, April 28, 2008-- Officials with China's Happy-Fun-Fun Factory Ministry are working overtime to end a new crime wave of manufacturing Tibet-related merchandise.
"We not gonna sit down for this! No, sir! We gonna rook under evely lock and find arr people lesponsibre!" an unnamed spokesman told the foreign media.
Wikiality.com's Foreign News Bureau is reporting that an order was placed for several thousand "Free Tibet" flags from an unknown overseas broker. In addition to the children working in the factory, Chinese police have arrested the owner and manager of the factory as well as the woman who took the phone order.
Customs officials are going through all the shipping containers and have vowed to arrest anyone who has seen any of the treasonous flags.
Philadelphia University Waits For Colbert To Leave Town Before Opening Evolution Exhibit!
The city of Philadelphia, first welcomed him, now they insult America's favorite newsman, Dr. Stephen T. Colbert with an abominable year-long exhibit touting The Myth of Evolution!
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, April 17, 2008-- His arrival was a long time coming. Never had a town so desperately needed the economic and morale boost that only basic cable could bring.
New York may have The Pope, but Philadelphia got Stephen Colbert!
The city was abuzz and local luminaries clamored to be on the show. Everyone who had media connections visited the program:
- the mayor
- the state's governor
- cheerleaders
But nothing could stop the elitist hoard of the University of Pennsylvania from ruining a week-long celebration of truthiness with a year-long celebration of Darwinism!
Ever since its founding in 1751 by France's favorite whoremonger, the University of Pennsylvania, or "Penn" as it likes to be called, has encouraged only non-clergymen to read.
So, it should have come as no surprise to American-loving Americans everywhere that this sort of thing was going to happen.
It was only a matter of time before those educated non-clergymen would directly attack the clergy.
And that time has come.
Despite the monopoly of the liberal media, Wikiality.com has learned that not everyone is happy about this turn of events.
Not everyone working for the university supports the liberal idea of learning.
Wikiality.com has found one brave soul who dared to speak out against this latest liberal propaganda,
- "Just as Philly is about to get a dose of balls and culture, wouldn't you know it, but the liberal factonistas are going to ruin it with all their "sex with monkeys" exhibits," an unnamed university official told Wikiality.com.
Asked what he intends to do for the year that his employer will be shoving their anti-Bible agenda down his abstinent throat, the intrepid Christian soldier informed Wikiality.com that he will be "keeping up with the creationist innovations", that are considered too "controversial" to be include in the precious science of the powers that be.
- "Every scientist at the university believes in this evolution religion. But it's not what I was taught. The Bible tells me that my grandmother is not a monkey, and I believe it!"
The next year is going to be a long one for our dear independent friend. It seems the entire city is in on this scheme. It will be a raping of The baby Jesus on a Biblical scale.
Let's hope our friend can hang in there using his faith to surround him with a cocoon of righteousness so that he may emerge at the end of this a butterfly in service to Our Lord, Amen!
Small-town Man Offended By Obama Depiction
Family man considers himself a typical small-town American, but does not consider himself bitter
DRAPER, UTAH, April 15, 2008-- He sits alone in his small room, separated from his family, but he is not bitter. He sees himself as a typical small-town American, and wants other Americans to know the truth about small-town people's alleged bitterness.
Wikiality.com agreed to provide this platform to "Warren" so that he could counter the secret muslim's claims about bitterness and religion-clinging.
- "I love small towns. I like knowing everyone in town, I feel like they are all a part of my family!"
If anyone knows small-town America, Warren knows small-town America. He was born and raised in a small town and livedd in small towns throughout America's south western states, roaming from Utah to Arizona to Texas to Nevada with his rather large family in tow.
- "I would love to have hundreds of children and if I could, I would marry every single one of them--I love them that much!"
Despite the current separation from his family, It is from his family, where "Warren" finds his strength. He loves children and surrounds himself with the many, many women in his family.
Outsiders marvel at the interaction between Warren and his many, many children. Some people describe it as a form of worship--they love him that much.
- "My faith is everything to me. I believe with all my heart that my faith is the most important part of my life, shaping everything in my life."
Between his job at the laundromat and working out, Warren is still able to make time everyday to pray. Praying is the one time in Warren's day when he can reflect on his life.
As the day ended, Warren had to bring the interview to a close. He thanked Wikiality.com for the opportunity to tell his side of the story and walked back to his solitary world as a man from small-town America.
Church Demands Web Tube Remove Documents
The Honorable Church of Scientology has had its rights violated by rogue internets elements!
FLOATING TAX SHELTER, SOMEWHERE IN THE ATLANTIC, April 14, 2008--
[The following news story has been removed by the lawyers for $cientology.]
Democrats Consider Stephen Colbert as Compromise Presidential Nominee
Party Insiders begin floating the idea of a "Colbert Compromise" for brokered convention
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 1, 2008-- Having come to the conclusion that they made a terrible mistake last November with the premature ouster of Stephen Colbert from the South Carolina Democratic party primary, some party insiders have begun floating the idea of Colbert as a potential "compromise candidate" should the race between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton result in a brokered convention in August. According to one Democratic analyst, "Stephen Colbert is an incredibly popular figure," who could help unite an increasingly divided Democratic party. The analyst goes on to note, "If we hadn't [kept] him off the ballot in South Carolina, he'd probably be winning this thing by now."[1]
You can rest assured that the news staff at Wikiality.com will be watching this story closely, and will keep you updated with Stephen's "dark horse campaign" support as it comes to light. We have never given up the fight for Dr. Colbert's Glorious Presidency (Best EVER!), and we're glad to see that the idiotic, America-hating Democrats are finally beginning to rouse from their Communist stupor to get this one right.
Stephen Colbert To Release Music Video!
America's Greatest Newsman Ever! has announced he will be recording his own version of the internets phenomenon-song, "Never Gonna Give You Up"!
NEW YORK CITY, April 1, 2008-- The Greatest Living American, Stephen Colbert has promised his fans that he will be releasing his own version of the Rick Astley hit song, "Never Gonna Give You Up" in time for his own birthday.
"I can think of no better song to sing," the mega-balled wonder told Wikiality.com just this morning, "and no better person to sing it to!"
Billboard has already placed the song at Number 1, and Americans are encouraged to keep it there, or the terrorists win.
Al Qaeda's Chief, Saddam Hussein, Paid For Lawmakers' Trip!
Documents unveiled today show that the leader of Al Qaeda and mastermind behind the September 11 attacks sponsored a secret trip to Iraq for liberal lawmakers!
THE GREEN ZONE, IRAQ, April 1, 2008-- Nefarious liberals have once again been ensnared in the totally, Constitutional, legal and not-privacy-intruding, all-American law, The Patriot Act!
Just as it had captured the marriage-hating terrorist, Eliot Spitzer, America's Greatest Justice Department Ever has used a little-known legal interpretation of The Greatest Law Ever to uncover what liberals are doing with their money!
"If we had not been watching every bank transaction these liberals try to hide from innocent middle Americans, this shameful crime would have gone without the ever-watchful eye of America's media seeing every filthy, filthy thing they were doing," Homeland Security boss, Michael Chertoff told reporters, "and no one would have known how close liberals are to Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.[2]"
The names of the members of the liberal contingent who visited Iraq before America liberated them was not released this far ahead of the elections, but according to these secret documents, Wikiality.com discovered what Saddam Hussein paid for;
- round trip air fare, for the congressperson, and a guest
- 7 days, 6 nights deluxe hotel accommodations
- liberator flowers and candy
- an airport photo-op complete with:
- armless Iraqi children
- sniper fire
American lawmakers are insisting that Guantanamo Bay, Cuba be kept open until a full investigation can be conducted to determine how many sensitive National Secrets were given to America's enemies in exchange for the trip.
Wikiality.com will stay on top of this story and let our readers know if anything new transpires.


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PHILADELPHIA -- Brad Lidge is nearing a return to the Philadelphia Phillies, though he may not immediately assume his closer role.
Lidge has been pitching in minor league games in Florida while recovering from offseason operations on his knee and elbow. He was in Philadelphia on Thursday to receive his NL championship ring before the series finale against Washington.
Lidge was 48 for 48 in save opportunities, including playoffs, in 2008, helping the Phillies win the World Series. He struggled last season, with a major league-high 11 blown saves.
Ryan Madson has filled in for Lidge and has two saves in his first two tries. It's possible the Phillies will ease Lidge back into closing once he returns. He began the 2008 season on the disabled list and was perfect that year.
"In '08 when I came back, there was a game or two when I wasn't closing," Lidge said. "This year, missing a lot more and everyone else is taking care of business in their roles, I'd expect to maybe ease into it is my guess. It depends on what we need. I'll be more than happy to do whatever."
Left-handed reliever J.C. Romero is even closer to returning after having surgery on his elbow last year. Romero is the team's primary lefty in the bullpen and has been a setup man.
Romero tossed two encouraging innings on Tuesday in Florida and expects to make his next appearance at Double-A Reading or Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
"Everything I've been doing has been going well. My velocity and everything is going pretty good," Romero said. "Whenever they tell me, 'Hey, we need you,' then I'll start pitching. My job is to get ready and stay focused mentally. I'm doing that right now."
Despite missing two top relievers, Philadelphia's bullpen was outstanding until giving up six runs in 3 2/3 innings in a 7-5 loss to Washington on Thursday. The relievers were 1-1 with a 1.30 ERA in the first eight games.
Lidge, who received a cortisone shot in spring training, said his arm strength has improved and he's completely healthy. He's planning to make at least one more appearance in Florida before getting a few rehab assignments at Reading or Lehigh Valley.
"I'd like to definitely be back before May," Lidge said. "I know we go on a road trip, but I'd like to be back by that next homestand for sure. I think we can do that."
The Phillies open a 10-game homestand April 30.


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Dealing with the enemy!
Exhibitions are a breeding ground for espionage! An environment where the competition is around every corner, where people talk freely and where you can pick up literature that you can't otherwise get.
You need to be on your toes and your exhibition stand staff need to be aware of the competition. If you're observant and good listeners, you'll find your competitors easily give themselves away – they know far more than the average exhibition visitor or they'll ask very probing and precise questions. Make sure your exhibition stand staff do more questioning than talking so that they lessen the chances of divulging valuable information.


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Darkness and Light
By Leah and Megan
6 References to Darkness and Light
Lady Macbeth want's it to be the night after the killing of King Duncan so she can hide her dead from heaven and herself.
Lady Macbeth: Come, thick night, And pall thee in the dunnest smoke of hell, That my keen knife see not the wound it makes, Nor heaven peep through the blanket of the dark,To cry "Hold, hold!"
When Macbeth kills King Duncan there is not a star in the sky and he likes that because he thinks it will hide his own guilt from himself.
Macbeth: "There's husbandry in heaven; Their candles are all out."
After King Duncan's murder it is strangely dark which shows that something bad has happened and the new day doesn't want to start.
Ross: "By the clock, 'tis day, And yet dark night strangles the travelling lamp:"
The murder of Banquo takes place in the dark.
The first murderer: "Then stand with us. The west yet glimmers with some streaks of day;"
Lady Macbeth sleepwalks in the darkness of night with a candle and she imagines she sees a spot of King Duncan's blood on her hand.
Lady Macbeth: "Out, damned spot! out, I say!—One: two: why, then, 'tis time to do't.—Hell is murky!—Fie, my lord, fie! a soldier, and afeard? What need we fear who knows it, when none can call our power to account?—Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?"
Macbeth starts out noble and good which is a symbol of light but later turns dark and selfish.
When Macbeth finds out that Lady Macbeth killed herself the light from the candle went out.
Macbeth: "And all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!"
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Bumper Allen is the secondary antagonist of the film Pitch Perfect, where he is played by Adam DeVine. In the films sequel he moves up to anti-hero status, becoming a love interest for Fat Amy.
Bumper is best described as egocentric, self-centered, mean-spirited and disrespectful. He is the lead singer and leader of the Treblemakers, an all boy singing group at Barden University. He is known not to be well-liked by many; it is also hinted that his own fellow Treblemaker members.
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Bumper is first introduced in the opening where he and the Treblemakers preform Don't Stop the Music successfully. He is seen backstage where he insults the Bellas, an all-female singing group and their main rivals, and their leader, Audrey. After a infamous vomiting instant, the Bellas are humiliated and forced to change their tactics.
The following scenes with Bumper are more shown of the character being a jerk. He is seen causing a fight with retired singers of the school and throwing a taco at Fat Amy. But his most villainous moments in the film are involved with the character Benji. Benji is a devoted fan of the Treblemakers, particularly Bumper himself, Benji explains that he had watched them preform in the Mall of American years earlier. Bumper dismisses his fan as weird. But when Benji gives an excellent audition with flying colors, Bumper still rejects him, just out of his discontent to Benji.
At the end of the film, Bumper selfishly abandons his team at the ICCA Finals to sing back up for John Mayer's new CD, leaving his fate unknown. Yet Benji is given the chance to replace him, fulfilling dream Bumper denied him.
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Dr. Ganesh Gupta MD Patient Reviews
- Family Medicine Baytown, TX
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8 Patient Reviews
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Rude and dismissive doctor
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1. Please remember this before you take me home:
my life only lasts 10 to 15 years; if you abandoned me, it would cause me so much agony.
2. Please give me a little time before I understand what your demands are.
3. Trust me! This is very important to me.
4. Please don't be mad at me for too long; don't lock me up as a punishment.
You have your work, your pastimes and your friends; but I've only got you.
5. When you have time, please talk to me a little. Even though I don't quite
understand your language, I know that is your voice accompanying me.
6. You should know that no matter how you treat me, I'll never forget it.
7. When you beat me, please don't forget that I actually have teeth sharp enough to
bite and break your hand bones; but I absolutely wouldn't choose to hurt you.
8. When you blame my disobedience, stubbornness and laziness, please ask yourself:
is it because you didn't give me enough food? Is it because you haven't taken me out
to enjoy the warm sunshine for a long time? Or is it because I've grown old and weak?
9. When I'm weakening with each passing day,
please take good care of me, for all of us will grow old.
10. When I'm about to pass away, please be next to me by all means.
Don't say "I can't endure to watch" or "let him go when I'm away";
as long as you're beside me, I can camly bear anything.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Free Yoga at Hudson Park
at Hudson Park Fountains (in Hudson Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Join HY/HK Alliance for morning yoga with Malorie Bryant! Bring a mat.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
It's My Park at Lt. Lia Playground
at Wall Street and St. Marks Place (in Lt. Lia Playground), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
We will be cleaning the park while maintaining our plant area during the summer! We look forward to cleaning up the park with you!
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park
Family Art Project: Lotus Paper Lanterns
at Wave Hill House (in Wave Hill), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Visit the Aquatic Garden to sketch and observe for inspiration. Using bright tissue paper, cut nature shapes inspired by the floating flowers and inhabitants of that watery garden.…
Category: Arts & Crafts, Best for Kids
Yoga in the Garden
at Wave Hill, Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.
Enjoy a morning yoga class on the lawn.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Sing for Hope Pop-Up Piano at the Greenbelt Nature Center
at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
All pianists are invited to visit during our hours of operation to tickle the ivories on a beautiful outdoor piano.
Category: Art
Sunday Tai Chi
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Enjoy the opportunity to learn Taoist Tai Chi, improve one's health, relax, and exercise in an outdoor setting among changing exhibitions of contemporary sculpture.
Category: Nature, Fitness, Waterfront
It's My Park at Montefiore Square
at Park Entrance at 137th Street and Broadway (in Montefiore Square), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
This It's My Park season, volunteer with Montefiore Park Neighborhood Association to clean the park and participate in a special craft activity!
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park
Basic Canoeing
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Our trained Urban Park Rangers will lead you on canoe adventures that range from the gentle waters of protected lakes to the challenging open waters of rivers and bays.
Category: Kayaking and Canoeing
Central Park Tour: Northern Forts
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
See sites that played important strategic roles in the American Revolution and the War of 1812, and enjoy the stunning overlook to the Harlem Meer.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours, Seniors
Historic New York: The General Slocum Disaster
at Parking Lot (in Astoria Park), Queens
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
The PS General Slocum was a passenger steamboat built in Brooklyn, New York, in 1891. During her service history, she was involved in a number of mishaps, including multiple groundings and collisions.
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exchange4media.com and Strategy Group, the Analytical Arm of TAM Media Research, jointly bring you a weekly column 'S-Group Insights' on Advertising Trends of different Product Categories. This column will be published every Tuesday and aims to aid Advertisers, and Media Agencies understand changes in Media Consumption patterns leading to Scientific Advertising Investments. In the current column, we take a look at the automobile segment.
The story began in 2011; when the 4 wheeler (Auto- Cars/Jeep) segment dominated the automobile sector for TV Ad Volumes with a share of 50%. Come 2012 the 4 wheeler domination continued with the Ad Volume share of 45%. Year 2013 saw some growth in 2 wheeler segment but was not enough to dethrone 4 wheelers from the top position. The 4 wheeler segment was expected to lead the chart in 2014 as well, but heavy TV advertisement from players like Hero, TVS Motors, & Honda Motorcycles helped the 2 wheeler segment to come out as the new TV ad volume leader in the Automobile Sector, a sector which has a share contribution of around 5.15 % of Volumes on TV & 9.31 % Print ( 2011-14).
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The unique thing about Mrs Brown's Boys, the crass and weirdly popular BBC One sitcom, is that its cast is almost exclusively made up of members of the same family. Thus we can count ourselves peculiarly familiar with the living relatives of its star, Brendan O'Carroll, but it took an episode of Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) to introduce us to some of those from his past.
This was one of the most fascinating instalments of BBC One's long-running genealogy series to date. Making for a considerably less foul-mouthed presence than his alter-ego, Mrs Brown, the 58-year-old, Dublin-born comedian chose to concentrate on one aspect of his family story: the murder of his grandfather in his hardware store by persons unknown in October 1920. From this emerged a twisty whodunit, which unfolded against a murky backdrop of IRA assassinations and British intelligence operations during the Irish War of Independence.
We learnt that a note had been pinned to the body of Peter O'Carroll saying: "Traitor to Ireland – shot by the IRA". This, it transpired, was a ruse designed to muddy the ensuing investigation; O'Carroll was in fact an IRA supporter.
Indeed it was his reluctance to pass on information about two of his sons, both of whom were in the IRA, that led to his killing. Reading a testimony given by the spy David Nelligan, Brendan O'Carroll finally learnt that his grandfather was killed by Major Jocelyn Lee Hardy, a "formidable" British officer, decorated for bravery during the First World War when he lost a leg.
Although we know now that he did it, Hardy was never caught for his crime. "My grandmother said that she wanted truth and she wanted justice," O'Carroll said, while visiting his grandfather's grave. "We're beyond justice at this stage… but at least we got the truth."


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Sickle Cell Anemia
What is it? Sickle cell anemia is a inherited blood disorder that effects the red blood cells.
What causes this disorder? Sickle cell anemia is hereditary and is a life long disorder. If you happen to have this disorder you have had it since birth. In order for a child to inherit this disorder it has to be carried by BOTH parents.
Symptoms of this disorder are sickle or crescent shaped red blood cells, pain in the limbs and organs, block of blood flow, dark urine, yellow eyes, painful swelling, strokes, and stunted growth.
Diagnostic tests: There is currently not a cure for this disease, but there are treatments that can help the complications that go with it. The treatments start early in life, as a newborn. Treatments for the complications include pain management, antibiotics, intravenous fluids, and surgery.
Incidence- 70,000-100,000 people in the world get this disorder. The most common people to get this disease are African Americas. It occurs in 1 out of every 500 African Americans.
How can this disorder be prevented? If you are planning to have a child and both of the parents have sickle cell anemia or a trait of it, it is not a good idea to have a child because they will be more likely to have this disorder when they are born.
Risk Factors and complications- Strokes if the sickle cell has blocked blood from in the brain, major chest pains due to blockage of blood flow in the lungs or infection from the sickle cell, high blood pressure, organ damage, blindness, skin ulcers, and gallstones.
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A workshop on "Safeguarding land tenure rights in the context of agricultural investments" served as an interactive event for 25 participants from government ministries who had previously participated in an online training course. The programme aimed at helping participants to create an enabling environment for responsible and sustainable investments in agriculture consistent with the Voluntary Guidelines. Participants prepared action plans and received support for one month during the mentoring phase that followed the workshop. A set of recommendations for implementing the Voluntary Guidelines was prepared and presented to the Voluntary Guidelines Steering Committee. The workshop was organized on 18-22 July 2016 in Jinja by FAO, under the auspices of the Ministry of Land, Housing and Urban Development, and with financial support of the United Kingdom (DFID).
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This guide is intended to help investors act with due diligence to achieve socially responsible and financially sustainable investments in agricultural land. Acting in accordance with the Voluntary Guidelines can help investors better understand and manage the substantial financial, legal, operational and reputational risks inherent in investing in land-based assets. Such investments are more likely to be successful if everyone – investor, local community and government – benefits.
This guide has been developed in response to emerging opportunities to support pastoralists and to strengthen their land and resource rights. It can be used as a framework for developing more locally specific advice for pastoralists, helping them to secure their land according to the legal, political and social contexts in which they live.
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When your child has polycystic kidney disease (PKD), fluid-filled cysts grow in the kidneys. These PKD cysts can reduce kidney function, which can lead to kidney failure. There are three types of PKD, all of which are diagnosed and treated by our specially trained multi-disciplinary team.
1. Autosomal dominant PKD (inherited)- "Autosomal dominant" means that if one parent has the disease, there is a 50 percent chance that the disease will pass to any child, and that boys and girls are equally affected.
2. Autosomal recessive PKD (inherited)- "autosomal recessive," which means that both parents must be asymptomatic carriers for the gene and that 25% of their children may inherit the disease.
3. Acquired cystic kidney disease (non-inherited) Unlike the genetic forms, this form of PKD is not inherited.
Asymptomatic enlarged kidneys with cysts (often detected by ultrasound)
Detectable abdominal mass
High blood pressure
Hematuria (blood in the urine)
Abnormal heart valves
Cerebral aneurysms (abnormal enlargement of brain blood vessels, often familial)
Uncommon findings in children include: liver and pancreatic cysts, kidney stones, abdominal pain, diverticulosis (abnormal bulging of intestine walls)
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Because the symptoms of ADPKD and ARPKD can resemble other conditions, the Children's team will first work to establish a definitive diagnosis. We may use imaging techniques, a detailed review of your family history, and genetic testing to help us make the diagnosis. In some cases, ultrasound examinations of relatives' kidneys may also be helpful.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups milk
- 1 (5 ounce) box chocolate instant pudding (bigger box)
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 (12 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed or 1 (12 ounce) container sweetened whipped cream
- 1⁄4 cup cocoa powder
- 1 (18 ounce) package Oreo cookies
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- Mix the box of pudding with milk as directed on box.
- In a separate large bowl, mix whole tub of whipped topping with cocoa powder. More may be added for extra chocolate flavor and a splash of milk might be needed if it becomes too thick.
- Add the prepared pudding to the whipped cream, mix well.
- In another bowl mix the cream cheese & sweetened condensed milk until there are no lumps.
- Combine cream cheese & condensed milk mixture with the pudding & whipped cream mixture.
- Line bottom of a 13x9 pan with chocolate creme sandwich cookies & pour the mixture over. Chill & serve.


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Bully Tools Tamping/Digging Bar
The Bully Tools tamping/digging bar is 69"L and features a 5"L x 3"W x 3/8"D digging bar on one end and a 3"-dia. tamper on the other. Handle is made of 1" solid steel. USA made.
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2017 Reference Guide: Page 316