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After Duncan McEwan prepared a circular letter well in advance, I have failed to circulate it and now I'm travelling and unable to do so. See post on the main website. Any help anyone can give by spreading the info - or getting the full info from Duncan and posting it here in a reply, so I can put it on the main site - would be welcome.
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Re: Edinburgh meeting
EDINBURGH PHOTOWORLD DAY
A Photoworld Day has been arranged for Sunday 22nd March in the premises of the Edinburgh Photographic Society at 68 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Athough primarily aimed at subscribers to Photoworld, former Minolta Club members and users of Sony digital cameras, the meeting is open to others interested in photography.
Doors will be open from 10.00am, with coffee served until 10.30 am. The meeting will run from 10.30am until around 4.00-4.15pm, with a one hour break for lunch. Packed lunches can be eaten on the premises for those not wishing to go out.
The cost of the meeting is £4.00, payable on entry, and no prior booking is necessary. A map/directions can be sent, on request, to those not familiar with central Edinburgh. In Great King Street, there are no Sunday parking restrictions, even in residents’ bays – this does not apply in surrounding streets.
THE PROGRAMME
ALAN THOMSON (Edinburgh) – Alan is senior designer for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland and has been photographing zoo animals for the last 18 years. His presentation will highlight zoos as venues for photography and he will include tips and techniques for making the most of a visit.
PAUL MURPHY (Cramlington) – An enthusiastic member of Cramlington Camera Club, Paul will show dramatic images take in his native Northumberland and further afield as well as describing some of his current photographic projects and aspirations.
DUNCAN McEWAN – a presentation comprising a selection of images, mainly landscape, taken in Scotland and New Zealand using Sony Alpha 100 and Alpha 900 equipment.
DAVID KILPATRICK – Editor of Photoworld. David will have all the latest information about the Sony DSLR system and have an A700 and A900 on hand. He will also demonstrate the Sony HD digital projector EW5 which he describes as “the ultimate tool for viewing and discussing photos”.
CRITIQUE SESSION
This year the critique session will be restricted to Digital Images only. You are invited to submit a maximum of 5 digital images for appraisal or which demonstrate camera features, techniques, or simply images you wish to share. Depending on the response, the number may have to be restricted to 3, so you may wish to number your images in order of priority. Images must be in jpeg format with maximum pixel dimensions of 1024 (horizontal) x 768 (vertical) at 72dpi. Images must be submitted in advance, by email or on CD to me at the above address. Please mark your CD or email to indicate that the images are for the Photoworld Day.
Any offers of help on the day will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to seeing you on 22nd March.
Yours sincerely
Duncan
Duncan I McEwan (Regional Organiser)
A Photoworld Day has been arranged for Sunday 22nd March in the premises of the Edinburgh Photographic Society at 68 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Athough primarily aimed at subscribers to Photoworld, former Minolta Club members and users of Sony digital cameras, the meeting is open to others interested in photography.
Doors will be open from 10.00am, with coffee served until 10.30 am. The meeting will run from 10.30am until around 4.00-4.15pm, with a one hour break for lunch. Packed lunches can be eaten on the premises for those not wishing to go out.
The cost of the meeting is £4.00, payable on entry, and no prior booking is necessary. A map/directions can be sent, on request, to those not familiar with central Edinburgh. In Great King Street, there are no Sunday parking restrictions, even in residents’ bays – this does not apply in surrounding streets.
THE PROGRAMME
ALAN THOMSON (Edinburgh) – Alan is senior designer for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland and has been photographing zoo animals for the last 18 years. His presentation will highlight zoos as venues for photography and he will include tips and techniques for making the most of a visit.
PAUL MURPHY (Cramlington) – An enthusiastic member of Cramlington Camera Club, Paul will show dramatic images take in his native Northumberland and further afield as well as describing some of his current photographic projects and aspirations.
DUNCAN McEWAN – a presentation comprising a selection of images, mainly landscape, taken in Scotland and New Zealand using Sony Alpha 100 and Alpha 900 equipment.
DAVID KILPATRICK – Editor of Photoworld. David will have all the latest information about the Sony DSLR system and have an A700 and A900 on hand. He will also demonstrate the Sony HD digital projector EW5 which he describes as “the ultimate tool for viewing and discussing photos”.
CRITIQUE SESSION
This year the critique session will be restricted to Digital Images only. You are invited to submit a maximum of 5 digital images for appraisal or which demonstrate camera features, techniques, or simply images you wish to share. Depending on the response, the number may have to be restricted to 3, so you may wish to number your images in order of priority. Images must be in jpeg format with maximum pixel dimensions of 1024 (horizontal) x 768 (vertical) at 72dpi. Images must be submitted in advance, by email or on CD to me at the above address. Please mark your CD or email to indicate that the images are for the Photoworld Day.
Any offers of help on the day will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to seeing you on 22nd March.
Yours sincerely
Duncan
Duncan I McEwan (Regional Organiser)
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David Kilpatrick
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Re: Edinburgh meeting
Many thanks that David - sitting here with a nine-hour flight delay in Manchester right now. Not welcome after the drive down, overnight stay, 5.30am start...
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Re: Edinburgh meeting
Bad luck with the flight delay, hopefully you are going somewhere warm, it has been snowing on and off all day with strong winds here.
I spent the day rechecking my AF fine tune on all of my lenses after wet cleaning the A900 sensor yesterday for the first time. I just wanted to be sure I had not shifted the sensor by applying pressure during cleaning. Everything seems OK.
I spent the day rechecking my AF fine tune on all of my lenses after wet cleaning the A900 sensor yesterday for the first time. I just wanted to be sure I had not shifted the sensor by applying pressure during cleaning. Everything seems OK.
David
Re: Edinburgh meeting
I've put a note on the Amateur Photographer forum Forthcoming Events ... might help 
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I was surprised by that - we left in heavy rain. Mexicon, Cancun. A lucky hit on the RCI Timeshare exchange system for once - Marbella in November for Cancun in March, very fair swap.braeside wrote:Bad luck with the flight delay, hopefully you are going somewhere warm, it has been snowing on and off all day
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