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retched

Joined Dec 5, 2009
5,207
Not a good idea, period.

With the high power hand-held lasers available today, you NEED protective filtered goggles to use them. Just the "glow" from the beam, or reflected/refracted beam "spray" can damage your eyes in micro seconds.

That is NO GOOD for pilots no matter WHAT way you look at it.

It will reflect around the cockpit. Blue lasers WILL swamp night vision instantly.

They have new triangulation methods on board to tell where the offending beam is coming from with 1 meter accuracy.

If you are under 18, your PARENTS ARE GONNA BE PEEVED! (and broke!) The fines are $10,000us for first offense. Second is 50,000 and third is 100,000.

If you are over 18, you are paying $100,000 and going to jail.

So, lets see... Should I shine my laser at a plane?

NO!
 

R!f@@

Joined Apr 2, 2009
10,007
Are you kidding me?

We were trying to get to 1000 posts, just to see a mysterious girls pic!

We are love-struck!
I did not know that.....:eek:

What's with 1000 post...do you ever think any one of you will see her face....
She's too platy-puss to show her face
 

BillO

Joined Nov 24, 2008
1,001
WOW. Thats some nice pentax gear.

I had free reign on Nikon and Canon gear.

I had an F5 with an 80-200 f2.8 tripod mount telephoto nikkor, a 300mm f1.4 pod-mount nikkor, 18-35mm f3.5 fish(ish) eye. 50mm f1.4, 28-80mm f3.5 - 5.6mm nikkor
and a 28-200 f3.5 - 5.6mm Sigma.
I used to have an F3HP with a 180/2.8 and a 35/1.4. They were great lenses, but I also got my Pentax LX at the same time. It was so much better than the F3HP that I switched to Pentax gear. It may have been a mistake as Pentax got out of professional 35mm photography in the 90's except for some real nice glass.
 

BillO

Joined Nov 24, 2008
1,001
Very upsetting to lose your photos, especially when they are as good as yours. I've got Pentax too, but I went digital. The quality isn't as good but for me the convenience made it worth it.
That 600mm lens must be a pain to lug around.
I tend to carry the DSLR, a 19mm Vivitar, a 50mm F1.4, a 135mm, 200mm, 500mm mirror lens, extension tubes and a very old M42 50mm on a bellows.
I've gone digital too now. First got the *istD then K10D now a K7. I really miss film.

The 600/f4 is 14 lbs by itself. With a camera body and the tripod it is over 30 lbs. Yes, it is literally a pain to hike it into the woods, but you need it to get some of these shots.
 

VoodooMojo

Joined Nov 28, 2009
505
ummm,when this thread goes up 1000 posts,I will:D

if you take a profile and double it and view the background, the finer a goblet that is revealed, the prettier the subject.
I would say this is a fine example of a beautiful subject!

fantastic eyelashes too I might add!

 

retched

Joined Dec 5, 2009
5,207
Post #280. Are we still doing this? Looking for Loose, maybe?
We already got the goods!

So like the average man, now that we got what we wanted, we can forget the thread. ;)

(ouch!)

I think this has turned into a quite interesting thread.

So keep it going as long as it goes.
 
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