Kay
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Jon out of interest in your captive birds were the colours just duller than byrons example .. or totally different colours
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Probably best to get it cleaned at a camera shop if you're not confident about doing it yourself. Most places charge around 25 - 35 quid. If you do decide to tackle the job yourself make sure the battery is fully charged (you really don't want the mirror coming down when you're poking about in there!!!! ) and start with one of these - rocket blower don't use the cheapie little puffer brushes because they can put more hairs and dust on the sensor than when you started! Hold the camera facing downwards and blast a bit of air over the sensor, being very careful not to actually touch it wit
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Kick your arse :laugh:
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I have no idea if this jill will bail out again but if she does you have a problem .. the first you will know about it is when you hear constant crying which isnt a good sign i only hope she isnt pregnant .. its not impossible for an entire male to simply bring the jill out of season which in a way will be a blessing How long has it been since the swelling went down ? this will give you a rough idea of when she will birth if she is pregnant........ but finding a jill with a fairly new litter isnt the solution .. that may well be ok on paper but you have to bare in mind she will a
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Getting better Kay The dirt on the sensor is unlikely to affect the focusing system. The only real problem it causes is fuzzy blots on your pics when you use apertures smaller than f8. The dust spots show up on blue skies worst of all. In this pic the dog is running away and it looks as if the camera couldn't keep up as it's focused on the grass in the foreground. Remember it's not just the camera, the lens also has a bearing on focus speed. You'll have more success if you're sideways on to the dog and following the movement with the camera. AF systems need good light and a bit of c
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If its flat it wont be a tick
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His feathers look like velvet .. pretty little things arnt they
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I have spotted a few slight sore patches on my male dog today where he has been laying down & i think i need to give him a bit more padding .. it wasnt a swelling just a few patches
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I really love that photo Byron ..well done its excellent
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What the hell is wrong with people ????? you allow a jill to get pregnant then find out she has previously neglected a litter or litters ......... talk about irresponsible This is why the rescues are full to the rafters because of people who dont know what the hell there doing I rarely sound off on here at folks but when i read dross like this i shake my head in disbelief .. so the solution is to find another jill with a litter or breed one just in case ... total madness & disregard for the animals being used :(
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I had another go at a pic of the dog running .. its a little bit better than the other day .. the other thing is i need the sensor cleaning on this camera .. can that effect how it focuses because i have tried to focus on a tin in the kitchen with no obstructions & its taken a while to get the focus could this be down to it needing cleaning
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Sorry i hadn't seen this ... i dont think its exclusive to shows .. its anywhere theres likely to be a gathering .. all people can do is just be mindfull in places where there has been confirmed cases Ive just read up on distemper surely theres a chance they will get if you take them out rabbiting? Ive read theres a vaccine is the vaccine worth it? Because ive also read it can cause anaphylactic shock. The only way to confirm causes of death in cases like this is to pm the ferret... i have no idea how many ferrets could have got distemper from being out doing there job & it
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Sorry i hadn't seen this ... i dont think its exclusive to shows .. its anywhere theres likely to be a gathering .. all people can do is just be mindfull in places where there has been confirmed cases
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He will be a handsome big stag one day .. just has to grow into his tatty coat :laugh: I wore tatty clothes as kid, and I grew up to be a very fine stag i bet you were cock of your year as well I knew i was right
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There very good my dogs running pics didnt come out today i must try harder
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I love the 3rd one a right beak full
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Jt clogs are back big time the shops are full of them :laugh:
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Thight length black kinky patent boots will see you right .. high heels mind have a fantastic 18th birthday young man & dont get into trouble or to drunk
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I have had many ferrets over the years who just wont tolerate another one ...
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Yes its the 20 d body .. i used the pre set running man mode .. its possible it wasnt enough light .. if its bright in the morning i will try it again I ddint give the light a thought .. if its nice tomorrow morning & there still crap i will kick myself up the backside Thanks kathy They won't be crap if there's enough light You could turn the ISO up and use speed priority (TV) mode, but I wouldn't go above 400 ISO with the 20D... The speed needs to be at least 1/500 for running greyhounds, they're a bit faster than my collies thanks for that i will try bo
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Yes its the 20 d body .. i used the pre set running man mode .. its possible it wasnt enough light .. if its bright in the morning i will try it again I ddint give the light a thought .. if its nice tomorrow morning & there still crap i will kick myself up the backside Thanks kathy
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I tried to take some photos of the dogs having a gallop & there total crap.. had it on the running man setting & IS on the lens off its doing my head in As you can see the dogs hardly moving & its crap
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I have fed my male dog chappie as it seemed the only stuff that didnt give him the runs ... i keep a couple of tins in ...just incase i forget to defrost chicken
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get well soon Dell
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Seen them 3 times there excellent live .thats one of the tunes on my music player on here along with the 50 others
