Beginner Oasis on stage.

if anyone is going to break the mould its going to be Ben
just look at that dead horizontal black cloth
personally i would clone out the distracting blue thingy and boost the amp labels..
good dof and use of ambient lighting
by for now chaps
got an

OHM

to go to

:D

rubbish is say...throw the bottle in the bin
 
ancient_mariner said:
It seems I can teach an old dog neutriks after all.
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yes those tricks are better than the old jacks in the box...
woof woof...er?

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Orangecroc said:
Yeah, it's good. It makes me smile that it's inspired a little to and fro also. I like when a picture inspires a bit of fun for other people too, it makes it a little bit more special to myself ☺️
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ancient mariner is a man of many words and i like his repartee
i also want to get my post count up as it looks as if i take decent pictures to the newbies...;)

increasing your vocabulary is good to strengthen your composure at cocktail parties or at an embassy soirée being another reason i leap to the opportunity to show off my vast knowledge of related subjects, and worldly harangue..comme ci..

just an example of brilliant

a famous raconteur who specialised in doing puns in an extemporary way..was asked by the prince of wales..
i say old bean...lets have a pun on a king...what?
a king..he said..that's no subject.. and genuflected with a wink..

none of that is true except in readers digest

cheers
geof
 
ancient_mariner said:
I'd have thought you'd had enough input on this one already?
Be careful - they can go right thru you.
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dear Toni..the word is through..unless you mean the thru which refers to most of the over the pond macdonalds and street signs etc

really though i have a growing distaste for phonetics and hip expressions like..what would you guys like..at a restaurant and other middle class protestations
i have become less tolerant as i hear more and more...guess its age..
when i returned from being at school in the usa the first thing i got pulled up on was the american spelling of simple words like colour, and more of the our endings
going back several decades i know that is how they spelled those words..its not new
however we as a country also had those words...and stuck to them..
the population of the early settlers from multi language backgrounds must have found the ease of phonetic spelling a better choice...now i believe all the american people use this convenience...born to it i guess

just an observation..and one i must keep to myself..and a select feu

cheers
geof
 
mrtoad said:
dear Toni..the word is through..unless you mean the thru which refers to most of the over the pond macdonalds and street signs etc

really though i have a growing distaste for phonetics and hip expressions like..what would you guys like..at a restaurant and other middle class protestations
i have become less tolerant as i hear more and more...guess its age..
when i returned from being at school in the usa the first thing i got pulled up on was the american spelling of simple words like colour, and more of the our endings
going back several decades i know that is how they spelled those words..its not new
however we as a country also had those words...and stuck to them..
the population of the early settlers from multi language backgrounds must have found the ease of phonetic spelling a better choice...now i believe all the american people use this convenience...born to it i guess

just an observation..and one i must keep to myself..and a select feu

cheers
geof
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Geof, my dear friend Geof - I defer to the socket left of the input on the back of the wedge in exhibit A above. But why should the Japanese be able to write the Queen's english? :cool:
 
ancient_mariner said:
Geof, my dear friend Geof - I defer to the socket left of the input on the back of the wedge in exhibit A above. But why should the Japanese be able to write the Queen's english? :cool:
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i guess its a trademark and cant be easily translated...like coca cola..or brylcreem
perhaps its the nearest phonetic spelling of the family honorable name and this wouldnt fit into the gap
ヤマハ株式会社

we seem to have conflicts all over the world

i spotted the thru finally and suggest that space was at a premium or the equipment is not made only for the real english speaking market...but we can understand foreign languages...like the adapted english the western atlantic countries have used for decades. who knows..??

yours
geof san

having read that...again my dear dear friend.
the language change from the queens english to the colonies adaptations...is the same language with differing spelling..although phonetic..or fonetik..
i think the japanese write in our language and spelling is to communicate with us..in our own language
i daresay the japanese are also inundated with western jargon...i never got to speak japanese but i will ask my daughter..who lived and worked there for 3 years
she told me the bus drivers when speaking english for the ? english ? passengers dont use slang but speak in an accent which is close to that of elvis presley and not john major
glad i dont have to speak cornish..or welsh..or gaelic...but tolerate it in the countries which have adopted it to move in the opposite direction
here is a good example
in the programmes showing people wanting to go abroad to live or the country from the city
the presenters invariably address all the clients as guys and when showing properties they explain prices in
pounds...then quid...the grand... all in the same conversation
i note this only out of interest... and bear no malice and completely understand the trend
cheers
geof
 
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ancient_mariner said:
を通して (tōs***e) just to the left of the 1/4" jack.
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a yes...を通して ..
O tōs***e.......................the excrement has been taken out...knocking s**te out of the japanese..this isnt british
translated..through..my point exactly
or it may have been

みんなスルー.
Min'na surū
..for the usa...thru guys

どうもありがとう
domo arigato,

:D
 
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나는 네 엄마가 햄스터일지도 모른다고 생각하지만 그건 어리 석다. :)
 
ancient_mariner said:
나는 네 엄마가 햄스터일지도 모른다고 생각하지만 그건 어리 석다. :)
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:D
might have got that one wrong...its korean on my translator

I think your mom might be a hamster, but it's stupid.

to which i agree...mrs toad is a well bred and very english toad...
fact!!
 
私の母は高地の沼地からスコットランドの女の子だった
Watashinohaha wa kōchi no numachi kara Sukottorando no on'nanokodatta
this doesnt seem to be working the noo

just to keep on forum

you told me your wife had an olympus om e 10...1 or 2
but mainly what m43 lens does she use..if only one that is...is it the 14-45 kit one?

i want to get an oly ditto and used my lens which is the one ditto..should i expect better results..mainly reference to using high iso's and detail in darker areas
cheers
geof
ps..its a lumix G1 which i have just now..
 
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あなたのお父さんはエルダーベリーのにおいをしませんでしたか？ 私は驚いていない。
Anata no otōsan wa erudāberī no nioi o shimasendes***a ka? Watashi wa odoroite inai.

Shes using the 14-42 pancake zoom - it's tiny, and now we've fixed the shutter shock issue images are actually pretty decent, but the lenses aren't cheap. I believe the full size oly 14-45 is meant to be better, and likewise the latest Panny 14-45 (available for about £60 used from MPB).
 
ancient_mariner said:
あなたのお父さんはエルダーベリーのにおいをしませんでしたか？ 私は驚いていない。
Anata no otōsan wa erudāberī no nioi o shimasendes***a ka? Watashi wa odoroite inai.

Shes using the 14-42 pancake zoom - it's tiny, and now we've fixed the shutter shock issue images are actually pretty decent, but the lenses aren't cheap. I believe the full size oly 14-45 is meant to be better, and likewise the latest Panny 14-45 (available for about £60 used from MPB).
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私の父はウイスキー酒飲みでしたが、エルダーベリーワインが好きです...
Watashinochichi wa uisukī sakenomides***aga, erudāberīwain ga sukidesu...

i will stick in faith with the 14-45 then go for broke on the oly om e II

something is wrong with my translator page
i got this..from your most exalted query...sir!!..................Did your father not smell Elderberry? I am not surprised.
direct me to the page you use or as they say in france...geez a clue
anyway onwards and upwards etc...dan quayle..et al
 
mrtoad said:
私の父はウイスキー酒飲みでしたが、エルダーベリーワインが好きです...
Watashinochichi wa uisukī sakenomides***aga, erudāberīwain ga sukidesu...


i got this..from your most exalted query...sir!!..................Did your father not smell Elderberry? I am not surprised.
direct me to the page you use or as they say in france...geez a clue
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Translator page? You're looking for the holy grail. ;)

私もウイスキーを楽しみ、エルダーベリーワインを作りました。
Watashi mo uisukī o tanoshimi, erudāberīwain o tsukurimas***a.
 
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