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Yeah, and don't expect much sympathy from anyone. Everywhere you turn you'll meet people who've gone through it and had a rougher time since they had an earlier version of the operation. :-)

I...

Yeah, ultimate is rough on the body but I've been playing indoor again since Jan and did a weekend tournament in the snow (Sudbury Snowplate) last weekend. Really tiring but the "ground" was "soft"....

A week after my MRI results diagnosed a fully torn ACL, most of the MCL, and lateral meniscus I met so many people who'd had the ACL reconstruction that . I tore it playing indoor ultimate in Feb...

Thanks, Chris! Do we owe any more for the weather god sacrifice? Osler Bluff was mighty fine on Friday! Thanks to everyone for good vibes.

Bruce is a machine. Dave Morgan reported he was...

Hey there,

Count me in for the 27th! Chris, you're so cool for working on this.

Much thanks to Mike at MSLM (Jan 2) for letting me know this was already in the works. This was my first...

Good, fast, and cheap. Pick at most two. It applies to most things. All we really picked was cheapest and "not bad".

That's interesting about Telehealth. When I tore up my knee she was adamant...

Well, it's been a month and I've posted my pics. Enjoy.

http://photo.ruhtra.com/20050206a/20050206a.htm

Something I really need to consider for next time is to bring or arrange for some...

I deliberately qualified the word with "conditions" to avoid any confusion with vertical.

Well, I'm still in and feelin' mighty ready after the epic conditions at MSLM on Sunday.

arthur

Dont't think so. Or at least it's too far removed to know.

arthur

Hi there, don't usually prowl here until after the new year. Saw Gabe and Andrew at MSLM on Sunday (9th).

Feb 6th works for me. Friday can also work. For Osler, I'd almost definitely make it...

You need to separate the focus speed (time to lock after pressing half way) from the shutter lag after focusing (time after full press (from half press lock) that it takes to take the picture).
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Yeah. I know what you mean. I'd have 60 DVDs for the last year if I kept the raw files from all my film scanning.

I doubt the DOD cares about jpeg artifacts. Like I said. To each his own.
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I think we'll just have to agree to disagree. And we have different cameras so their relative strengths and weaknesses will dictate the workflow.

My film camera (EOS-3) can shoot continuous at...

Guy in blue is Chris Couse from Toronto.

For a few minutes this afternoon I saw snowflakes in Toronto!!! Thanks to everyone for the good words and hope the upcoming season starts soon.

arthur

You should go quality over quantity.

I've got an EOS-20D now. I prefer shooting raw (~90 shots/1GB) and I'm learning my way around the post-production stuff.

arthur

Hey! I scanned the film from eces 2004 faster than the previous year!

http://photo.ruhtra.com/04311a/04311.htm

enjoy!

arthur

Good luck fitting it in your little camera bag!

What's really funny is a lot of people think it's got a lot of magnification so they do their big carves too far away...

Then there's Rob Sydia. ...

I've got a couple shots from that one but I think they're from the second try after we'd put the bench back. I don't see you in there. There were a couple others shooting so I'm sure you'll be in...

Very cool. Great shots, Steve!

Then there's me. My film is still sittin' in the fridge because I haven't had a chance to get it processed yet!

arthur

Yeah, I know. It's been a while. But at least I finally scanned and posted the pics before this year's event. My thanks to Jack and company for delaying ECES2004 into March so I could at least...