Thanks Eric,
I thought I looked there, but Ill look again...
*Edit* yeah all that is in the stream folder are "exec" files!! I'm pretty sure they are not Mac compatible (so I can't open them and may have to convert)...
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Purchased this camera a few months ago and have been playing around with it...
Went ski touring yesterday and took some video... How do I upload the videos to my desk top or to iPhoto (didn't transfer when the photos uploaded) and nothing in the instructions...
All my previous cameras did this automatically...
Thanks in advance,
Peter
*note* not to convert any of the files, just to be able to view them from my desktop (using quicktime or whatever) and email them...
The commercial stuff (eg. Loon) is in little beads and the little plastic container it comes in has a little slit in it for the tippet to slide in... Never had my tippet get kinked (just don't close the lid tight)...
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Neil,
If it's over 3 years old they may not even bother!! That's what west world told me when I needed a new logic board for the 2nd time on my iMac and one for my wife's iBook!! Both are considered obsolete!
Current router is cutting out (even after changing channels), so I figure I need a new one... Up until about 6 months ago it was fine (about 5 or 6 years old)... Currently have a Hawking multiport high gain (not sure the exact model) but need something that is quite powerful... Also must be compatible with Mac (which I'm pretty sure all are)...
Any reco's for something that won't break the bank (maybe around the $100 mark)?!
Thanks in advance,
Peter
Jeff, don't forget that there is also the technique where you hold your hand above the coals at a specific distance and count the seconds you can stand holding it there (I have the chart at home so can't reference specifics)
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Jason,
I have 3 "D O's" and I will lend you one after I teach you how!
As a thank you for helping me with my router & iPhone issues!!
Cheers,
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P.S> As far as temperature goes, there is a specific technique...
You talking backpacking/canoe tripping/rafting or car camping?!
For backpacking we dry all our own so pretty much anything you have at home you can have in the backcountry (but top picks would be chicken mushroom curry and Moroccan Stew [Vegan] on couscous), dried strawberries). Canoe tripping/rafting and car camping - I'm a Dutch Oven cook, so I've done everything from roast turkey [yes full turkey] to baking cakes and backing homemade buns & bread, etc. Probably the two dishes that go over the best are Chicken Cordon Bleu and Chicken Enchiladas (though you can't buy Enchilada sauce in grocery stores here for some reason?)!
Unfortunatley, I don't normally give my recipies away
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As previously mentioned, the photos do not do these fish justice but yes they were definitley 17" (I have witnesses) plus the size limit at these particular lakes is 40 cm and they were bigger, but decided in the end not to keep them!!
And I don't really care whether you beleive me or not!!
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