[Bob in St. Louis]

Wow, that's just cool! 

Much cooler than a leak in the septic field. 

[Guy 13]

Hi Scott F.
Wow... Only 48,100 miles on the odometer for a 1965 F-100,
that's almost a 50 years of truck.
Is that the real mileage?
Nice dash board and nice pictures.
How about one day the outside picture of your truck?

Guy 13

[SET Man]

Heeding Din's advice, I decided to upgrade my pocketable P&S to the  Sony RX100MK2. Extremely nice little camera and it's built like a tank. I'm still wrapping my head around all the presets and features...and this thing is loaded with them.

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Hey!

  Congratulation on the new camera Scott. That's a great camera with a photographer in mind, so it is great for all level from casual P&S shooters to seasoned photographers.

   Enjoy

Take care,
Buddy

[Scott F.]

Hi Scott F.
Wow... Only 48,100 miles on the odometer for a 1965 F-100,
that's almost a 50 years of truck.
Is that the real mileage?
Nice dash board and nice pictures.
How about one day the outside picture of your truck?

Guy 13

Hi Guy,

No, it's 148,000. It got a ground up restoration at about 110,000. Here's a pic for the outside for ya





Hiya Buddy!

Yep, from everything I've seen so far, it's a killer little camera. It especially does a great job in low light situations. I've got a feeling, this will be my 'go to' camera, even over my big Canon with good glass.


BISL, that sucks, especially if you had to dig it by hand.

[Guy 13]

Hi Scott F.
Thanks for your answers.
Are those two beauties yours?
Do you fly the big one or just the four wheels?
Your F-100 is nice, minus the red roof, sorry, I had to say.
I do like a lot the blue line on the side.
Is that your everyday ride?
So many questions.
Normal for a curious guy like me.

Guy 13
A camera with low light possibilities is a good thing,
you can avoid the use of a flash which does not always give good results.
 

[bside123]

Here's something you don't see everyday... a peacock in the ice and snow.

Taken with the Sony RX100MK2 and its good, low-light capabilities, however this is the opposite case of too much light! 


Peacock In The Snow

[Scott F.]

Peacock In The Snow

Cool! Argus eternal or guardian of the Royals depending on which mythology you enjoy more.



Guy, the plane isn't mine...wish it was but I've already got too many expensive hobbies 
I wouldn't call my truck a daily driver but I do drive it a few days a week. I'm one of those guys that won't own a vehicle that I don't drive, regardless of how nice it is.

[jqp]

Here's something you don't see everyday... a peacock in the ice and snow.

Taken with the Sony RX100MK2 and its good, low-light capabilities, however this is the opposite case of too much light! 


Peacock In The Snow

Now that is a a neat photo - answers the question, Where do peacocks go when it snows, and do their feet get cold?

[bside123]

Winter Barn Scenes

Two renditions of the same photo. Taken with my new Sony Compact RX100MK2.
Boy, I'm really impressed with this P&S... well, really it's so much more. I keep this baby in my pocket wherever I go.


Cerny's Barn Color


Cerny's Barn B&W

[Guy 13]

Smog or fog or both ?

View of Ho Chi Minh City (Formely : Saigon) from my house 15 Km away.

Guy 13

[jjdog2]

Snow Covered White-tailed.

[SET Man]

Snow Covered White-tailed.

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Hey!

     Oh, deer! A nice shot there.

     I see this is you first post, welcome to Audio Circle.

Take care,
Buddy

[Scott F.]

Playing with the little Sony RX100MK2, I've got to say I'm impressed. For a pocketable P&S, even on automatic settings, this camera is pretty impressive.

Here's a quick shot to show the lens/sensor capability.

I was out checking on my construction crews yesterday. I'm in the middle of a restoration of a high school built in 1923. This portion of the building was essentially abandoned and left to mother natures devices.

Here is the B&W version I called Decay

 

and here is the raw photo prior to the simple conversion to B&W

 


Speaking to the lens/sensor, it was a bright sunny day. the window had a screen on it which reflected a lot of light. If you notice in the pics, the sensor picked up quite a bit of detail from the trees through the window. Then as you look at the upper left of the pic, you'll see quite a bit of detail in the upper corner of the room.

With a typical P&S, the window would be completely washed out and the upper left shaded area would end up almost black with little shading detail.

I'm still learning the Sony RX100MK2 but I've got say so far, I'm diggin' it 

[JDoyle]

Awesome truck...  very cool!  more pics please!

~jd

[Scott F.]

Thanks J

I've got a few more pics in my gallery
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?action=gallery;area=manage;album=9050

Keep in mind, she's a driver, not a show truck  (as any car should be)

If you're a car guy, you'll like our TBird too. Here's that gallery.
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?action=gallery;area=manage;album=10383

and a link to the story behind it
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=117080.0

[jjdog2]

Hey!

     Oh, deer! A nice shot there.

     I see this is you first post, welcome to Audio Circle.

Take care,
Buddy

Thanks for the welcome Buddy.

jj

[jjdog2]

Laci.

[Guy 13]

Laci.

Hi jjdog2
That's a really nice dog you have.
Other shots similar to this one.
I never get tired at looking at dogs pictures.

Guy 13

[Jon L]

Sony A7R, FE55mm


DSC00080ps by drjlo1, on Flickr

[charmerci]

What is that center black dot in the sky?  (Sorry, I'm a bit pedantic and curious that way.)