Archive For July 13th, 2005

Watch Out For The Wave!

At Garretstown beach on Tuesday night.

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Collegiate PJs should know this

Mark Hancock was interviewed by a book author. Here’s his excellent interview: Collegiate PJs should know this. The depth of his knowledge and experience blows me away time and time again. *phew*

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Canon 10D, Linux and RAW Photography

2 Links from GalacticSlacker HQ: Canon 10D and Linux Linux and RAW Digital Photography

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Over 100 Quick and Easy Healthy Foods

Yumm! Yumm! Lots of food!

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Wikipedia History Animator

This is cool! A script that animates changes in a Wikipedia page! Check out the “screencast” demo to be blown away! (via) I really have to check out the Greasemonkey stuff!

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Love Your Job!

You thought your job was bad eh? (<a href="source)

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Shoot right: exposure and dynamic range

Useful article on exposing for RAW. It’s based on expose right. Apparently, it’s better to over-expose RAW images because that’s where all the sensitivity of digital sensors is. That said, I have read many times that one should underexpose by a 1/3 of a stop when shooting with a digital camera. Must test later.

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Linux: Auto-mounting USB camera memory

I have 2 cameras. One takes Flash cards, the other takes SD cards. If my Sony still worked, I’d also add memory sticks to that list. I’ve got a routine, a workflow, for copying photos off camera media but it’s slightly more complicated with multiple memory types! Kevin Lyda kindly mailed me a script he [...]

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LoicLeMeur Wiki – Irish Blogosphere

LoicLeMeur Wiki – Irish Blogosphere – lists, facts and figures about the state of blogging in Ireland.

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The Digital Journalist – July 2005

A bit late this month, but Dirck Halstead the July 2005 edition The Digital Journalist is out. It has plenty to read, including a good article on the emergence of “citizen-journalists” armed with camera phones. Photojournalism history was made last week. For the first time, both The New York Times and the Washington Post ran [...]

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