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You guys are all so old, I thought disney was really for kids up to about the age of 12 and the ones who post here are usually the older siblings maybe up to 18. Are you all parents or something?

Where in Russia? I'm from Penza but left when I got adopted when I was 7. Here's the view And higher resolution https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4019/4545459780_de2a2a8006_o.jpgOriginal (4856 x 1403)

Photobucket is actually terrible. Flickr has rights protection as mentioned before, has matured since 2008 when it was coded up by some of the most intelligent and aware coders the world had at the time, and currently has Yahoo backing it (or actually owning, but they get the servers at least)...

He's 16!? Tell him to get a job and earn money to get his own one. LOL. But honestly, an older DSLR with under 60k shutters will be fairly good and shouldn't be over $200.

Hey guys, first time posting here in almost four years! Currently travelling America again so probably going to head to WDW at some stage soon. Feel like posting my parent's 90's snaps but not sure about it lol. Anyway here's a pic from my corner of the globe just recently. And if...

I do like my wide angle lenses

You all live in such nice houses and have braces etc. Wealthy brats lol :goodvibes

Why do you guys care if there was a celebrity there...

Don't go and get your own scanner, its a total waste of resources. Just go and pay a professional 20c USD a photo and have them clean/scan them all

if the person knows what they're doing, javascript and html to stop them right clicking doesn't stop them getting your image. for example if you go here http://flickr.com/photos/shilphotos/2871836571/ and try to save the image by rightclick and save, you get a spaceball.gif which is an image...

Anything you see in your web browse can be taken out of your browsers cache (IE it can be stolen) and that is even flickr protected photos. The best bet is to watermark them which is to put some text over the top that says 'COPYRIGHT' or '<my name>' etc also adding lines across the whole image...

The cheapest method is to put them all on a hard drive in an external drive bay. It's fast (firewire/esata or usb2.0) and all you have to do is be careful not to drop/hit/shake the thing when its running or not running :) 1 gigabyte these days on hard drive is about 20cents worth (USD) on...

Lol I read that as "Boy was glad I had the protector on there!" insinuating you would have charged him the repair costs :P Nice camera btw and good luck you have :P

If you have photoshop, just use the shadow lightness adjustment. This took me 2 seconds to open Photoshop, 1 Second to drag and drop the photo, 2 Seconds to click menus, satisfied with my defaults and another 2 seconds to save :) (took about 30 seconds to upload it and type this)

The reflection is really nice although I think it was before the 'hdr' was used. HDR needs a large dynamic range of images, usually more than 3 The overall look is very nice, a heightened contrast and some more detail brought out in darker areas however, the trees closest to the camera and...

Hey i'm scanning a bunch of negatives from my visit to Disneyworld and America in 1999, heres a sample from the CS8800f (Canoscan - Canon) at 4800dpi. The output resolution is 6880x4496 for a 35mm negative. But it can go as high as 13568x8960 (19200 dpi) the big circle is a 100% drop I...

Hey there. I notice that about 98% of photos here are taken from the height of the photographers eye but I thought, since Disney is oriented toward children mainly then shouldn't people photos mimick this if not solely for memory's sake in that you probably don't have childhood memories at 1.8m...

Renneg on sharing that sorry

I've never been interested in joining a religious cult :cool1:

It says 'Bear Meadows Zoo Montana' if you wanted to know :) And the other caption is obviously Bruno Bear