"frederick" <> wrote in message
news:1188101766.385384@ftpsrv1...
> Les Danesworth wrote:
>> "frederick" <> wrote in message
>> news:1188096436.951599@ftpsrv1...
>>> A.Neuman wrote:
>>>> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 12:27:49 +1200, frederick <>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> A.Neuman wrote:
>>>>>> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 11:16:07 +1200, frederick <>
>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> A.Neuman wrote:
>>>>>>>> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 00:34:55 +0200, Populares
>>>>>>>> <> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Large repost but try to do a portrait with comapct.
>>>>>>>> Thanks for this reply. It proves I am dealing with a moron
>>>>>>>> who
>>>>>>>> can't even read,
>>>>>>>> much less comprehend what was just told to him. There's no
>>>>>>>> sense in trying to
>>>>>>>> have a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent, it just
>>>>>>>> wouldn't be fair to
>>>>>>>> either party.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> You would do yourself a favour by reading some of the posts
>>>>>>> from
>>>>>>> more experienced people posting to these forums, or finding
>>>>>>> another source of reliable information and studying it. You
>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>> 100% wrong.
>>>>>> I refer you to this comment:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Don't let the prolific posters who are only trying to justify
>>>>>>> why they
>>>>>>> wasted so much money on their dSLR systems try to fool you
>>>>>>> with
>>>>>>> their red-herring run-arounds.
>>>>>> If even 7 billion people are running like chickens with their
>>>>>> heads cut off
>>>>>> believing, doing, and telling others a foolish thing it REMAINS
>>>>>> a
>>>>>> foolish thing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It's nice to see how easily you are manipulated by them to join
>>>>>> their mindless
>>>>>> ranks.
>>>>> You do realise that such a strong belief that you are right and
>>>>> everyone else is wrong is symptomatic of a mental disorder?
>>>>> See a psychiatrist - but do it quick before scientologists and
>>>>> others from tin hat brigades pounce on you.
>>>> http://farm1.static.flickr.com/103/2...00e38976_o.jpg
>>>>
>>>> OH NO! Shallow DOF from an inexpensive P&S camera?!? EEEK!!! It
>>>> must be broken!
>>>> Quick! Get it repaired or the dSLR crowd will think you are
>>>> insane!!
>>>>
>>>> frederick, you now go in the ****ed-up-moron-filter.
>>>>
>>> LOL.
>>> You post a link to a downscaled pic where _everything_ is blurry -
>>> including the parts that aren't supposed to be - and that proves
>>> what?
>>> That you're a third rate comedy act?
>>
>>
>> No, it only proves that you are a total f'ing idiot, just like
>> others
>> have already said. And that you know nothing about bird species,
>> nor
>> how fast they are. That even at top shutter-speeds trying to
>> capture
>> that particular species is a challenge while it's constantly
>> foraging
>> for food on the swift run. I'd be amazed if anyone with their proud
>> zero-shutter-lag D-SLRs could even capture that species that
>> clearly
>> while it was running, and that close up too.
>>
> Numbskull.
> A photo of a sandpiper running - congratulations to the OP. But the
> photo is blurry, not very good, and doesn't show a shallow DOF. A
> "keeper"? IMHO No.
> >
>> Congratulations to the P&S camera owner for getting that shot. Very
>> impressive.
>>
>> Ignore the idiots and morons, they're out in full-force lately.
>>
> It seems so.
Twice you desire to prove that you're a total idiot. A "Sandpiper" it
is not.
In your case take some sage advice, but idiots rarely do, that's why
they remain idiots. "It is better to remain silent and thought to be a
fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt." Twice now you've
removed all doubt.
Keep that in mind for the next time you feel the urge to type on your
keyboard. This time it's much too late to do anything about it.
Do yourself another favor, zoom in on the pixels or put on your
glasses. I know you are an idiot, you've proven that multiple times,
but I'm not sure what your other physical problems are. No detail in
any digital image can be any finer than single pixels. There are
plenty of single-pixel details in that image. If you had any
intelligence at all you would also notice the severe jpg compression
used. The unfortunate side is that it appears to also have been
downsized using bicubic resampling as is found in PhotoShop, which
always severely blurs any diagonal edges in the process. Not very
observant are you. First you don't even know what bird it is then you
don't even know how to evaluate downsized jpg images. Tsk tsk. You
have much to learn, but I doubt that is even possible.
Now go slink back into whatever troll's-hole you crawled out of.