Is there a such thing as a DIGITAL mini tv, like 5″ or 7″?
Posted on Oct 31, 2008 under Digital news and reports | 1 CommentLinks please?
Links please?
I’m trying to avoid spending a thousand, I have a $300 limit at Best Buy lol! Or perhaps a good place to get a second hand camera in good condition even!
Oh yeah, I heard Nikon was good too. I love my Canon cameras, but I'm willing to make a change if it means I can getting started shooting more professionally! Thanks for the advice, I'll look in to it, and other answers are still welcome!
One side of the long wire is a USB which goes into the computer,
The other side of the plug goes into the Digital Camera, WHAT IS THE NAME OF THAT LITTLE PLUG?! (a small rectangular form into the side of Digital camera to import Pics and Vids)
I wanted to go into the electronic store and make sure i know what im talking about ![]()
There are 3 cameras that I’m thinking of:
1. Canon EOS 400D / Rebel XTi
2. Canon EOS 450D / Digital Rebel XSi
3. Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS / 1000D
They all come in a Kit with 18-55mm IS lens.
Could you tell me which one is better (quality wise and easy to use) and why?
Thanks!
I am attracted to Nikons but they are expensive. I want the best deal for under $200…
I need a defination of what prisms are and how they relate to digital photography. I need it for help on making a Flyer talking about them. Info or sites to find info about them would be EXTREMELY helpful… thanks!! :]
A couple of months ago, I purchased an expensive fertility monitor because I had no idea when or if I was ovulating. It turns out I was ovulating on CD 10 or 11, which is much earlier than I expected.
However, if I knew then what I know now, I would have just purchased the test sticks that come with the fertility monitor. I believe I paid $50 for 30 sticks but you can purchase them for much less on amazon/ online. http://www.amazon.com/Clearblue-Easy-Fer…
Start testing about 18 days before your shortest cycle (if you are not regular). I write the date and cycle day on the actual stick so that I can chart the progress and then I tape them all together afterwards. The stick tests for your estrogen (estradiol) and your LH. The LH is what spikes right before you ovulate. I am attaching a graph here, showing you what your hormones do throughout your cycle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Menst…
Now, to understand how to use the sticks without the fertility monitor. Looking at the stick, with the testing window on the right hand side, your estrogen level is shown on the right and your LH is on the left. In the follicular phase of your cycle (the time before you ovulate), your estrogen levels will start to rise, while your LH should stay fairly low. A couple of days before your LH spikes, your estrogen levels will also spike- this is also a time of high fertility.
When your LH spikes, your estrogen will dip slightly and then go back up again the next day. Once your LH has spiked (it will show up as a dark blue line on your test stick), you will likely ovulate in the next 36- 48 hours. I would continue to use the sticks for a couple more days and you will see that the LH will go down and the Estrogen will keep rising for a few more days.
I once kept using the sticks until I got my period, just to see what the hormone levels would look like. The estrogen (shown on graph as estradiol) keeps rising for a while, since it is building up your endometrium for your baby; when no pregnancy occurs, it falls again. I am interested to see what happens to the estrogen if you get pregnant- does it stay high? I know the progesterone does.
Hope this helps and is not too confusing. Let me know if I need to clarify. Good luck!
Clearblue says not to do this but I think it’s just BS so that you have to fork over the $200 for the monitor.
Roxanne- I tried those and they didn't work for me, not sure why. The colours always looked the same to me.
Im trying to figure out how to get the binary value of an analog signal when the range is higher than what the converter can handle. For instance most PIC microcontroller’s come with an ADC for around 10 bits. Is there a way to still use this microcontroller with a signal of greater than 10 bits????