Its quite decieving by how easy it starts and how quite and mild mannered it idles. Its very strong in the wood though.
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Its quite decieving by how easy it starts and how quite and mild mannered it idles. Its very strong in the wood though.
mweba
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May I ask what the glass and distance was for this shot?
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ChainsawmanXX
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Took this somewhere in PA
Just a simple Panasonic DMCFZ8 I love this little camera! 12x zoom
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My flash setup. Two big fugly SB-900s, an SB-800, and an SU-800 commander on the hotshoe. All setup to do macro here. I also use them with umbrellas/softboxes for portrait work. I really enjoy using the CLS units.
RS33 by zweitakt250, on Flickr
Is that your work? And you post a pic of it? Pretty damn rough cutter there Tzed. You need to work on your technique. Sad, very sad.
Oh, did I mention I hate you guys? Really. Because after looking over this thread, I realized I needed to grow up and get a real camera, the cellie just sin't going to do it. So YOU guys are responsible for my purchase last night of a Casio Exilim EX-FH100 with some trimmings to make things more fun. I hate you guys. Cost me $400 total. Wait 'till I tell my wife.
Heavy Fuel on the right milling at grandpatractor's march gtg this year. I don't know who is helping him.
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Is that your work? And you post a pic of it? Pretty damn rough cutter there Tzed. You need to work on your technique. Sad, very sad.
Oh, did I mention I hate you guys? Really. Because after looking over this thread, I realized I needed to grow up and get a real camera, the cellie just sin't going to do it. So YOU guys are responsible for my purchase last night of a Casio Exilim EX-FH100 with some trimmings to make things more fun. I hate you guys. Cost me $400 total. Wait 'till I tell my wife.
Enjoy your new toy!!!
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My attempt at a chainsaw portriat shot. Taken with a little Sony cyber-shot.View attachment 212834
Photog95
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Here ya go.
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New bar and chain for the 7900. Cant wait to try it out. I think the 24" will be a better match than the 20" was. Something just wasn't right when cutting with the 20". Almost seemed too fast (if such a thing) and couldn't properly clear the chips out.
Kinda weird saying 7900 still with the 6400 logo on the side tho. :smile2: Maybe that's not a bad thing...
Kinda weird saying 7900 still with the 6400 logo on the side tho. :smile2: Maybe that's not a bad thing...
K&L Landscaping
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Looking good pal!
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Playing around with my new camera.
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Very nice!!
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Playing with macro today. Seems to be the best I can get with my current glass. New off the roll Stihl Square grind.
Square ground Stihl by mweba1, on Flickr
Square ground Stihl by mweba1, on Flickr
Photog95
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Just in case you didn't already know this, shoot the smallest aperture possible when shooting macro if you are worried about the out of focus portions. Macro photography greatly narrows the depth of field. An f4 setting may only give you a 1/4" in focus where an f16 may give you an inch and a half in focus. For some reason I'm thinking you used to mess with manual focus so this is useless to you. The EXIF data was stripped off the file so I couldn't check your settings.
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