Limpley Stoker
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Have you seen the new Hornby Toad then? -
Lovely craft, in both senses! Reading a review of the TZ 100 I spotted this: The firm’s recent 4K Post Focus mode is also included. This takes a series of images at different focus distances and stores them together as a movie format file, which in playback mode effectively allows you to refocus the image by tapping on the screen. Panasonic considers this sufficiently clever to merit its own button on the camera’s back. I wonder if this movie file could be processed by your focus stacking software. Mike
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I forgot you were using a TZ100- much better image quality than my TZ60! These cameras can be operated via a WiFi link from an iPhone or iPad using the Panasonic App. You can select a focus point using the iPhone touchscreen without the risk of jogging the camera- it works with aperture priority.
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Stunning, the first photo : the second reminds me of an evening on Thatcher's, the third the following morning! Did you use your Panasonic TZ60 and a WiFi link to focus the 27 exposures?
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Thank you for the Manor extravaganza - its much appreciated! It's hard to believe the body moulding was created forty years ago : with it's new chimney it still impresses! After DeanGoodsGate I expect the manufacturers would be nervous about offering a new version of it!
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So that means 25 of Robs photographic extravaganzas would only occupy one page - I wonder how many gigabytes that would be ?
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Are these pannier drivers waiting for the new bullhead points before setting off? - or is it 7mm/ft ?
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Is it safe to go back on your roads yet ?
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Can I get in the last word on page 999.... Keep on Nodding! Sadly I'm ordering a Beck's Blue but at least I won't Nod off later!
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Was I closest voting for 8th June ? Nothing much else happened that day after all. On a technical note, are we worried about a millennium bug?
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That looks so much more like Devon! Well worth the diversion from the building site to bull up the cows!
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Otto's best advice to Minnie and Flora to avoid the effects of aging was to stay trapped in the time warp of ANTB. The electrical rejuvenator was in itself a scam, but a very pleasant experience, hence the many return visits by our dear friends!
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And the next photo will have...(real railway version)
Limpley Stoker replied to NorthBrit's topic in Wheeltappers
1957 : Bray station ,Eire. Dublin bound train - sorry about resolution, it was taken on my Brownie 127! Next: a locomotive with a broken buffer please
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With new clean nappies. Pity they didn't try that in the USA! Could we see some seasonal broccoli traffic please? I wonder who did all the packing in the fields in 1947. Perhaps that's where the Finching sisters have gone this month.
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As a gardener I'm very impressed with your representation of weeds- it all looks so menacing!
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Ooooo - I love the second picture showing your Hall amongst those convincing trees and shrubs at Tigley!
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Which she tossed like a caber It was the Force, Just Awaken, that made her!
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Who liked to dress up as Darth Vader, ....page 1000 still on target for 8th June?
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Your model people really look the part and bring the scenes to life! It looks as though the signalman is admiring his new tattoo - I wonder if it says I ♥️ Brent ?
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He may well be a rail enthusiast but he's going to have a devil of a job getting out of the car to have a closer look! Congratulations on cramming him in there, I think he must have both legs amputated!
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I have been admiring your brown vehicles lately but Thomas won't be missed! That's funny he's just left Cashmores. Just the silver paper remains.
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Now you have to use bit coins from your piggy bank!
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Wow! The Finching sisters moved very quickly to bag that seat between the first and second picture !
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I'm glad to see Dr Creasy's Austin 7 hasn't left oil stains on your lovely tarmac ouside the booking hall. He's been spotted parking there quite a lot- is there something we should know.? How did you produce the rounded capping bricks on the walls?
