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What camera does DS use?

Post Date: 2009-05-21
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Axel Daemon View Drop Down
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    Posted: 21 May 2009 at 3:44am
All the pictures you took for the Configuration menus.  When you think about it that's a pretty darn awesome camera.  What brand model is it?
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You raise an interesting question, but perhaps more interesting would be what was their lighting setup like?

BTW, While I appreciate the sentiment, I disagree completely with your signature quote, unless there's a typo and you meant to say, "A pack of sheep led by a lion, can bleat at a pack of lions led by a sheep." In the hypothetical confrontation you describe, the pack of lions would be picking mutton out of their teeth for a week, even if they were led by a potted plant. I'm reminded of another pithy aphorism, "A Smith and Wesson beats a full house every time."
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What if the house is full of Smith and Wesson's?
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Then stay outside and burn the house down.

Reminds me of the saying... "Ninja Sminja!  You can't karate chop a bullet. Smith & Wesson.
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You know...I have to agree with Bill. Even when taken as symbolism for sheepish and aggresive people...I have to disagree with the quote as well. Even the greatest leaders can only go so far with the tools they're given.
 
Lion-led-sheep are still sheep, and Sheep-led-lions are still lions after all. Embarrassed
 
My quote on the other hand, is universally true. Thumbs%20Down
 
And though a ninja may not be able to karate chop a bullet, I'd bet my computer that Chuck Norris could roundhouse kick one...if the bullet was dumb enough to follow through that is.


Edited by Hammer - 21 May 2009 at 1:09pm
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All those posts and my question wasn't even answered sheesh.

Also if you're gonna add practicality to the saying, then obviously we know who would win.  Just that in a leadership type of sense, which animal tends to be depicted to have the better leadership? (Or the defining nature/character of a leader when they lead their people.)  See where it's getting at?

Though it was about time I updated that statement to something better.

There was statement I also liked.

"Reportedly, IBM's Tom Watson was asked if he was going to fire an employee who made a mistake that cost IBM $600,000.  He said "No, I just spend $600k training him.  Why would I want somebody to hire his experience?""
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I was wondering the same question. Hm.
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It's a Pentax 1000D Digiatal SLR. We have created a custom light room as well which has about 14 pure white lights.
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you dont really need a custom light room do you though?all you need are some good overhead lights that will create alot of nice shadows and highlights.
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Posts: 243 		  Quote Landaulet Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 25 Jul 2009 at 12:31am
Either way there great pictures.

How about some new pictures of the facility?
And or anything else DS related?
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