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2/08/2010 11:12:04 p.m.
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Photography club
 kathleen
Posts 112
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All the best for the rugby shoot this weekend Canon S I  ,hope you have heaps of fun catching the moment.
I did a rugby game here last weekend, I was asked to go do some photos of the home team, so stayed around for the action also, have not done sports for awhile, so re-fresher was good, missed a few goodies  . My own fault, I should be out there more 
Kathleen.
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2/08/2010 6:46:44 p.m.
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Photography club
 Canon_S.I.
Posts 83
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Thanks for your reply Kathleen and your funnies  ,I know i have trouble with composure and am sure the club will give me guidance in this area,also looking forward to the trips and social side of belonging to such a well known photographic society.I have now got all my lenses and 2 bodies that i need now so that gives me the equipment and inner strength i need,so if anything goes wrong with my pics it's me that stuffs up and not my equipment.I know they all say it's not what your using but how you use it but i don't agree,if your after a sports shot that needs f2.8 then you need that lens,you can't get a fast shot at f5.6 and get the desired effect,{which is to freeze the action and have good Bokeh in the background}Anyway i'm working on getting my camera and lens into AMI stadium this weekend for the Bledisloe but getting stonewalled every turn,seems you have to be an accredited photographer,i have 1 more option which will try tomorrow  catch ya later
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1/08/2010 5:18:44 p.m.
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Photography club
kathleen Posts 112
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Hi Canon S I
I'm a member of a photography club, now about 12 years,  and have learn't heaps.
I have met alot a wonderful photographers by going to some of the regional conferences and area meetings that I can get to. Club field-trips can be heaps of fun joining together for the day.  
You will learn heaps from critiques on your images from club judges. Just remember it is others opinions and you might not agree, but keep an open mind.
Competition is good to sometimes get you out of your comfort zone,  makes you look for more than the obvious to be in the running for those honours or medals. 
Kathleen.
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29/07/2010 1:25:47 p.m.
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Pipi - Image request just in!
Rosie Posts 145
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Hi Karen,
That's great news! We don't request this information from mychillybin customers but do keep our eyes open for mychillybin images out there. We will be sure to share it with you if we see your image!
Cheers for now,
The mychillybin team.
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29/07/2010 1:06:05 p.m.
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Pipi - Image request just in!
FreedomPhotos Posts 25
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Hi team
I have sold one of my pipi images and am eager to find out where it has been used. Is this information that you are able to share? Cheers
Karen
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28/07/2010 7:36:28 p.m.
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topic:
Photography club
Canon_S.I. Posts 83
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Are you a member of a photographic club or society?I have just moved from a rural setting too a busier town not far from ch-ch and now spoilt for choice to join clubs.I am looking forward to joining a club 5 mins away and improving my photography and getting out and about different locations.Has your club or society changed your photography level? have you gone on to national honours,won more contests ect through club membership.I love competition and can't wait to get clicking
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19/07/2010 10:28:57 p.m.
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Donkey work for photographers
sizzlingbadger Posts 35
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My wife has often uploaded my photos and keywords in her spare time. I select and prepare the images and own the copyright and CB account, she is just pushing the keys on my behalf as far as I'm concerned. She has started a new job so is too busy to help which is probably why I haven't uploaded anything for a while :-)
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19/07/2010 10:42:27 a.m.
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For all you rugby fans....
Mel Posts 161
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In case you’ve been living under a rock, the Rugby World Cup is coming to NZ next year – but it turns out there’s extra fodder for rugby fans this year too.
Check out: Hard on the Heels
Cheers for now
The Chillys
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6/07/2010 9:52:03 a.m.
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Faces of Design TALENT Awards 2010 drawing closer!
Mel Posts 161
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For all the Creatives out there, don't miss out...
Faces of Design has started the final countdown for the first round of their ultimate portfolio competition for design students and recent graduates.
Only until July 15th, young designers can get signed up for this competition, in which candidates can submit up to three existing projects to be judged by a panel of leading international creatives and design thinkers.
The winning designers' profiles will be distributed to over 1,000 key decision makers at more than 300 companies, including firms such as vitra, IKEA, the Richemont Group (including prestigious brands such as Montblanc, Cartier and Chloé), designers’ studios such as the Campanas’ and Bouroullecs’, and the design press.
The Faces of Design Awards are open to individual design students and student groups, as well as newly founded design studios.
The winners will be announced in August 2010.
For more info check out www.facesofdesign.com
Cheers for now,
The mychillybin team
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5/07/2010 3:38:18 p.m.
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Reviewing images
Mel Posts 161
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Hi MCB Photographers
Your uploads are coming in thick and fast - thank you - and we're loving your work!
The team is processing your images as quickly as they can and we appreciate your patience with this.
Keep them coming : )
Cheers for now,
The mychillybin team
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30/06/2010 11:25:16 a.m.
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Why not film?
Rosie Posts 145
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Hi Alistair,
Thanks for your query. Low-end scanned images are unacceptable due to poor quality and dust and scratches. However, a professional high-end film scanner would be acceptable if the images are large enough (and quality is sharp enough) to meet the size requirements.
Keeping in mind, all Large, X-Large or XX-large can potentially be purchased for large format printing, eg. banner, posters etc.
We would be happy to review your scanned images, please feel free to upload these with a note in the description area so this information can be passed onto the customer if required.
Look forward to seeing them.
Cheers for now,
The mychillybin team.
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29/06/2010 1:42:58 p.m.
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Why not film?
serialphoto Posts 1
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I've noticed you don't allow scanned images. I understand that the image quality from cheap, low-end scanners can be pretty poor so understand why you wouldn't want those kind of images on the site, however I have a top end film scanner and have some high quality scans from 35mm, 120 and large format cameras. Is this a blanket rule or are you able to be flexible?
Thanks!
Alastair
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