bakoWell, you are scaring rreaeds with the use of words like ab there are a lot of predators out there bb I guess you are listening to much TV Instead, if you would look at real and scientific numbers, like the ones provided by the International Crime Victims Survey, you would read this:ab Figures 3 and 4 allow a comparison of the 2004 rates with rates recorded in previous rounds of the ICVS for most of the participating countries. Available trend data point to a curvilinear trend in victimisation by common crime since 1988. The rates of victimisation of North America, Australia and the nine European countries for which ICVS-based trend data are available, show distinct downward trends. In the USA the drop in crime was already in evidence between 1988 and 1992. According toICVS data, the level of common crime in Europe reached a plateau around 1995 and has shown a steady decline over the past ten years. The level of victimisation in Europe has now decreased to the levels of 1990 bb.Considering that Lynn is going to Paris, France, here is another quote from the latest ICVS (data for 2004/2005):ab Countries with victimisation levels just under the mean include Norway, Poland, Bulgaria, Scotland, Germany, Luxembourg and Finland. Lowest levels were found in Spain, Japan, Hungary, Portugal, Austria, France, Greece and Italy. The latter eight countries all have victimisation levels significantly below the average of participating countries. They can be regarded as low crime countries in this context bb.So please, stop spreading your unwarranted fears. Read instead.
SD1 RAW files and SPP 5.0.1.2 for MacSorry to be out of thread, but as I can’t start a new one mylsef, I am left with no choice but to ask my question here. Hope you don’t mind.I have SPP 5.0.1.2 for Mac installed on a iMac with MacOS 10.6.8. I have recently downloaded the SD1 RAW packs kindly offered by Carl. When I open a X3 RAW file from the SD1, I have noticed that I no longer have access to the magnifying glass tool. It stays greyed out. But with the same software and system, if I open a X3 RAW file from my SD14, then the magnifying glass works again.Do you know if this is a bug with the RAW file of the SD1 or have I missed some piece of information along the way?I use the magnifying glass tool in combination with the eyedropper tool to get the RGB values of any pixel in the image. This is the way I do color correction in SPP. If I can’t get the RGB values with the RAW files of the SD1, this is another good reason not to buy this camera, on top of the outrageous price.Thanks for your comments.
Luciane
28 juillet 2012 at 12 h 09 minbakoWell, you are scaring rreaeds with the use of words like ab there are a lot of predators out there bb I guess you are listening to much TV Instead, if you would look at real and scientific numbers, like the ones provided by the International Crime Victims Survey, you would read this:ab Figures 3 and 4 allow a comparison of the 2004 rates with rates recorded in previous rounds of the ICVS for most of the participating countries. Available trend data point to a curvilinear trend in victimisation by common crime since 1988. The rates of victimisation of North America, Australia and the nine European countries for which ICVS-based trend data are available, show distinct downward trends. In the USA the drop in crime was already in evidence between 1988 and 1992. According toICVS data, the level of common crime in Europe reached a plateau around 1995 and has shown a steady decline over the past ten years. The level of victimisation in Europe has now decreased to the levels of 1990 bb.Considering that Lynn is going to Paris, France, here is another quote from the latest ICVS (data for 2004/2005):ab Countries with victimisation levels just under the mean include Norway, Poland, Bulgaria, Scotland, Germany, Luxembourg and Finland. Lowest levels were found in Spain, Japan, Hungary, Portugal, Austria, France, Greece and Italy. The latter eight countries all have victimisation levels significantly below the average of participating countries. They can be regarded as low crime countries in this context bb.So please, stop spreading your unwarranted fears. Read instead.
Alexis
28 juillet 2012 at 20 h 54 minSD1 RAW files and SPP 5.0.1.2 for MacSorry to be out of thread, but as I can’t start a new one mylsef, I am left with no choice but to ask my question here. Hope you don’t mind.I have SPP 5.0.1.2 for Mac installed on a iMac with MacOS 10.6.8. I have recently downloaded the SD1 RAW packs kindly offered by Carl. When I open a X3 RAW file from the SD1, I have noticed that I no longer have access to the magnifying glass tool. It stays greyed out. But with the same software and system, if I open a X3 RAW file from my SD14, then the magnifying glass works again.Do you know if this is a bug with the RAW file of the SD1 or have I missed some piece of information along the way?I use the magnifying glass tool in combination with the eyedropper tool to get the RGB values of any pixel in the image. This is the way I do color correction in SPP. If I can’t get the RGB values with the RAW files of the SD1, this is another good reason not to buy this camera, on top of the outrageous price.Thanks for your comments.