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November 17th 04, 10:57 PM
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The best CF for skin tones?
Sorry, I couldn't help myself =)
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November 17th 04, 11:21 PM
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Will M wrote:
Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) Now, if this group were frequented by audiophiles, you'd get someone suggesting that the slower cards are better because they allow more time for the subtle variations of skintones to be recorded more faithfully. They'd then direct you to some online merchant who'd they recently bought a 1x 64Mb card off for $300.
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November 17th 04, 11:21 PM
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Will M wrote:
Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) Now, if this group were frequented by audiophiles, you'd get someone suggesting that the slower cards are better because they allow more time for the subtle variations of skintones to be recorded more faithfully. They'd then direct you to some online merchant who'd they recently bought a 1x 64Mb card off for $300.
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November 17th 04, 11:21 PM
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Will M wrote:
Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) Now, if this group were frequented by audiophiles, you'd get someone suggesting that the slower cards are better because they allow more time for the subtle variations of skintones to be recorded more faithfully. They'd then direct you to some online merchant who'd they recently bought a 1x 64Mb card off for $300.
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November 17th 04, 11:55 PM
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The best CF for skin tones?
Definitely
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November 17th 04, 11:58 PM
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The best CF for skin tones?
Definitely the Revlon Eterna 27 (with exclusive Progenitin).
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November 17th 04, 11:58 PM
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The best CF for skin tones?
Definitely the Revlon Eterna 27 (with exclusive Progenitin).
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#8
November 18th 04, 12:49 AM
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"Will M" wrote in message ... Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) .....didn't someone ask here once for help to find a B&W card?? ....and was serious too!
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#9
November 18th 04, 12:49 AM
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"Will M" wrote in message ... Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) .....didn't someone ask here once for help to find a B&W card?? ....and was serious too!
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#10
November 18th 04, 01:27 AM
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Russ wrote: Will M wrote: Sorry, I couldn't help myself =) Now, if this group were frequented by audiophiles, you'd get someone suggesting that the slower cards are better because they allow more time for the subtle variations of skintones to be recorded more faithfully. They'd then direct you to some online merchant who'd they recently bought a 1x 64Mb card off for $300. I recently found two Smart Media cards new in original packet. Sega Brand labeled Digital Media wait ------ 4Mbit (0.5M). Price $39.00. That makes it $78 per Mb. AHHHH nostalgia. Yes they are for sale!
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