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- With enough juice to last and play up to 25 hours of non-stop music from four AA batteries, bring it along for all your parties.
- With music pouring out of its two powerful 3-inch drivers, be sure to grace your party with the latest hits and dance away.
- From a range of up to 10 meters from the speakers, wirelessly stream music from any Bluetooth-enabled device such as your mobile phone, notebook, iPhone or iPad.
- D100 is compatible with iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G, iPad, Droid (with latest operating platform) and other bluetooth devices
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CRIMEWATCH: Thieves snatch camera and computer gear Bayside Bulletin
THIEVES stole a large amount of valuable computer and camera equipment from a locked car parked in Beckwith Street, Ormiston.The equipment was taken between 6pm on Saturday, January 21, and 1.15pm on Sunday, January 22.
The thieves smashed a rear window of the Toyota Landcruiser after seeing a laptop, camera and equipment on the floor of the car.
A Sony Vio with carry bag, numerous hard drives, a Nikon digital camera valued at $4500, a $500 Tamron D100 lens and a Vitara lens valued at $400 were among the equipment stolen.
Anyone who has information about this or any of the crimes listed here is asked to contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000, or police at Capalaba on 3433 3333, Cleveland on 3824 9333, Redland Bay on 3829 4111, Dunwich on 3409 1244 or Macleay Island on 3409 4722.
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Thieves have scaled a 2.4m fence at a store in Redland Bay Road to steal scooters and drinks on Wednesday, January 18. They climbed the fence between 10.50am and 11am, making off with 22 drinks from a canteen after forcing open a rear dock door.
A black BMW car was seen side swiping a Holden Barina parked in Old Cleveland Road on Sunday, January 22, between 10am and 11am. The Barina was damaged slightly, but the BMW driver failed to stop and quickly sped away.
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Vanda ls broke into a Springbrook Drive store by forcing a sliding door open between 5pm and 11.30pm on Wednesday, January 18. Nothing was stolen, but furniture was moved around.
Thieves took a 2007 KTM trail bike, valued at $5000, from a house in Kensington Street between Thursday, January 19, and Friday, January 20. The trail bike was a black and orange SFX250 model.
A window was smashed at an adult store in Old Cleveland Road between Thursday, January 19, and Friday, January 20. Nothing was taken from the store.
A wallet was stolen from a house in Aramac Court between 3pm and 4pm on Friday, January 20. Thieves entered the house while the homeowner was home. Electrical equipment was stolen from a house in Finucane Road between 11pm on Saturday, January 21, and 5am on Sunday, January 21. Thieves entered the house through an open window while the homeowners were sleeping.
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- 5 Area Dynamic Autofocus with Focus Tracking and Lock-on
- Built-in Speedlight featuring D-TTL flash control capability + standard ISO-type hot shoe
- Built around a 23.7 x 15.6mm RGB CCD, the D100 captures images with an incredible, film-rivaling 6.1
- 3D Matrix Metering
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Creative D200 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
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- Share your music with anyone, wirelessly from virtually anywhere in the room.
- Volume control and the Bluetooth connect buttons are conveniently placed for easy access.
- Delivering sound with striking accuracy, detail and atmospheric feel is a breeze with its world-class acoustic tuning and modeling.
- D200 is compatible with iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G, iPad, Droid (with latest operating platform) and other bluetooth devices.
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Nikon D100 SLR Camera with 28mm F/2.8 D Lens v1 [1080p]
DESCRIPTION: Nikon D100 SLR Camera with 28mm F/2.8 D Lens 6.1 Effective Megapixels: 6.1 Effective Megapixel CCD for 3008 x 2000-pixel images ...
How do you clean the ccd on a nikon d100 camera?
I need to remove some spots on my nikon d100 camera, do you know how?
I don't know how similar the D100 is to my D50. My manual says that you have to raise the mirror, then blow the dirt. You cannot use a blower brush because of the risk of scratching the low pass filter. It also recommends this is the kind of thing that you should leave to an authorized Nikon repair center.
a baby's nose with but bigger) point the camera down and blow off the sensor
picasa is a Google's photo software. It's what should've come with your camera.
It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.
It's very easy to use and is free, just like Google
Download it free in here:
http://www.bernanke.cn/google-picasa/
Good Luck!
Looking for a rear bumper for a 1963 dodge d100 pickup?
I have a 1963 dodge d100 pickup that doesn't have a rear bumper. I have not had any luck finding one. All the junk yards I've called don't have anything that old. Any ideas on where to get one in the portland oregon area?
I've also tried craig's list and ebay. Are there any other sites like them I could try that maybe aren't as popular?
it's a long shot, but try a website for a co. called BUMPER BOYZ. they hit every major car show and swap meet in the country buying and selling bumpers and they have a huge inventory. if that doesn't work, try to find an old Dodge truck club on the web. good luck.
How to view live preview of digital pictures on laptop from D300 or D100?
I'm shooting both a D100 and a D300. I would like to know how to allow my clients to see a preview of the picture on my laptop through out the photo shoot.
I'm using Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 with my D300 and it works very well. You will see on your PC or Mac what your camera sees. You can also control your camera with the computer. I hope this helps.
http://www.nikonusa.com/Find-Your-Nikon/ProductDetail.page?pid=25366
How do you remove a bed from a 89 Dodge D100?
Ok, I am getting ready to remove the bed from a 89 Dodge D100, 1/2 ton pickup. Is there anything special that I should know before attempting to remove the bed? I know there are aprox. 8 bolts holding it down to the frame..Is there anything else that has to be removed before, picking the bed up from the truck? Also, is there anything that I should do to make it easier in the removal/ installation process...Thanks for everyones help
not really...
...just remove all the bolts, make sure al the wiring is out (if there is any), make sure it is supported right etc...
... why not get one big-ass hammer!!!! :D
What are the best Nikon D100 settings for low light situations?
Hi! I'm new to the Nikon D100 - bought it used - and have 2 lenses:
Sigma 18-50 mm 1:35.5-5.6 DC D
Tamron Aspherical 28-200 mm 1:3.8 - 5.6
I'm wanting to get some shots of my son's Christmas concert tonight but probably don't have time to read the manual!
What are the best manual settings for a situation or do i just cross my fingers and go auto?
Thanks in advance!
Your users manual won't tell you how to shoot stage shows!
Manual shooting mode is the way to go for stage shooting due to the lighting conditions usually encountered. If you can use a tripod or monopod, do so. You can use your tripod as a monopod if you don't splay the legs out. If you don't have a tripod, then brace your elbows on the arm rests or the back of the seat in front of you. Lens choice will depend on how far you are from the stage, although I think the Tamron will suit you better.
Try starting out with these settings:
ISO: 800. If it's really dark, then 1600. If it's really well lit, you can drop down to 400.
Run the lens wide open (smallest f-stop number)
Adjust the shutter speed to give you a correct exposure, paying attention to the brightest areas that you want to capture faithfully. You don't want to shoot much slower than 1/30 sec to minimize motion blur. If you find that your shutter speed is slower than 1/30 or 1/20, use a higher ISO setting.
White balance: auto may not work. You may need to set the white balance to incandescent or whatever light type is used. Most stages use incandescent lighting.
Use the histogram preview mode. This will show you areas that are overexposed by flashing the overexposed area on your preview screen. Any areas that are important shouldn't be flashing. Glare off a tuba is OK to be overexposed. Use your shutter speed to correct your exposure.
Set your camera to continuous shooting mode. If you hold down the shutter release, it will snap pictures continuously. If you want just one shot, release the shutter button as soon as you press it, being careful not to jerk the camera. At slow shutter speeds, snapping multiple shots in a row gives you a better chance at capturing a non-blurry image or a cute moment.
Turn off the autofocus assist illuminator (might be called AF-assist illuminator in your manual). This is done in the menus section. You don't want this bright light coming on every time you snap a shot. It's really annoying in a theater.
Before the event, be sure to format the memory card using the format function on the camera. This will ensure that you won't run into a strange memory card problem.
Be sure to practice at home. It sucks sitting in the dark figuring out your camera.
I need a wide angle lens for my Nikon d100. Is the 18-55mm Nikon lens it comes with good enough?
Hello! I need a good, wide angle lens that will fit my d100 for doing interior property pictures of homes and businesses. I saw a nikon lens on ebay for 100.00 (cheap, because there is a surplus of them)((its the lens nikon includes with most of there cameras) It is an 18-55. Thanks for any good suggestions! I want to offer good services for my commission! Thanks!
I agree with the others. The 18-55 is a good lens general use lens and quite sharp but it would not cut it indoors. (74 degree field of view)
The tokina 11-16 f2.8 is the best indoor wide-angle lens (104 to 84 degree field of view) and the 12-24 f4 is the best all around lens (99 to 61 degree field of view) but a little slower.
How do you clean a 1989 Dodge D100 Engine?
I am wondering if you can pressure wash (low pressure) a engine in a 1989 Dodge d100? Is there anything that I should do to protect anyting under there or am I good with just using low pressure? Also, any helpful hints inremoving rust from the frame would be helpful...thanks
Using a LP washer should pose no problem. Just take care to cover the battery, alternator, and distributor with plastic bags to keep them from getting wet.
If you have serious case of engine gunk occurring under the hood, an engine degreasing product, available at any auto parts store, may be in order. Most of them simply entail covering the aforementioned electrical accessories, spaying the product on a warm (but not hot) engine, waiting 10 minutes or so, than hosing the engine off.
Rust on the frame can be dealt with a couple of different ways. Light rust can be sanded or wire brushed off of the frame, after that apply some primer or spray-on undercoating. An alternative is to purchase a rust-converting primer, which when sprayed onto rust actually chemically converts it into an inert type of primer paint. Advanced cases of rust may require media blasting (such as sandblasting), which typically requires removal of the body from the frame.
How do I turn on the screen of the Nikon D100 Digital camera please?
How could I turn on the little screen to see the scene that I wish to take picture of before taking the picture? Thanks for your help
You can't. Unlike point and shoot cameras, the viewscreen on a D100 is not used for framing a shot prior to shooting, you need to use your viewfinder.
This is typical on most DSLR's. On any SLR, film or digital, there is a mirror between the lens and the film plane. That's what makes it a SLR, Single Lens Reflex. On a DSLR the sensor is not exposed until you press the shutter release which causes the mirror to snap up and out of the way. Since the mirror is down in normal operation of the camera, the sensor cannot "see" the image, so there's nothing to transmit to the viewscreen.
On a point and shoot, there is nothing between the sensor and the lens so that it is possible to put an image on the viewscreen while you are framing your shot.
With a point and shoot, you are seeing an electronically generated image on the viewscreen. If you look through the viewfinder on a point and shoot, you are seeing an actual image, but it's not the same image that the sensor is recording. It's the same paralax problem that rangefinder cameras and TLR (Twin Lens Reflex) cameras have, but in 99% of the shots you'll ever take, it won't make any difference what so ever.
With a SLR, film or digital, what you are seeing in the viewfinder is the same image that will hit the film plane, or at least 95% of that image.
Nikon has added the ability to use the viewscreen on it's newest generation of DSLR's. But I'm not sure how much of an advantage it is. The problem with using a viewscreen to frame your shot instead of using the viewfinder is that you need to hold the camera away from your body in order to see the viewfinder. By doing so, you are going to have a problem with camera shake. The only advantage I can see for being able to use the viewfinder on a DSLR is when you're using a tripod.
Does anyone know how to upload video from my Panasonic VDR-D100 DVD Camcorder onto a Mac?
Does anyone know how to upload video from my Panasonic VDR-D100 DVD Camcorder onto a Mac?
I think you can not, sorry. dvd cams socks!
How do I connect a Panasonic VDR-D200 or VDR-D100 to a laptop with Windows Vista?
Please help! I have a video saved on a 3 inch hp dvd-r 1.4 gb disk. I need to copy it onto a plain disk(CD). Please let me know what programs that you think I will need to do this. <3
it depends. if you are using a DVD-R, the format is DVD-V and you have to finalize. connect the camcorder via USB and it should display as a drive in your drive list under the Computer.
You do not need to convert DVD files if they are DVD-V formatted. Browse the disc and find the VIDEO_TS folder and open it. There will be some BUP, IFO and VOB files. Copy the VOB files to your hard drive and rename them to .MPG and they will play fine.
If you have a DVD-RW you have the option many times to format in either V or VR format. If you format in V, it works the same as above. If you format in VR you have to combine the information in the IFO files w/ the VRO files - which requires software. Again, disc must be finalized.
If you are using DVD-RAM, it's only DVD-VR. Any time you format in VR, the folder is no longer VIDEO_TS, it changes to DVD_RTAV and instead of VOB files you get VRO files. You can try copying them, as well - but these do not include the chapter, title and timing information of the VOB, it's contained separately in the IFO. Therefore, they may playback erratically or out of order.