Updated 6-12-2018 - Calendar Chit Chat, and Possible Calendar Entries -Feedback Wanted

[BantyChooks]

Iyour Terry cloth back drops!
You are only making me want to raise duckies btw.

Good. You need some.

The first photo is going to make me go to rural king in the morning and by some ducklings!
The bit rate is above top shelf, the detail and subject are literally picture perfect. Don't be so bashful. You have a talent. Exploit it more! Show it off.
stars X 5 +...

LOL.... Thanks.
I'm better at taking pictures of things that don't move. I took these yesterday:

I can never get good pics of Malibu!
Thought i got a good one and it's blurry!
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Such a shame, she was posing beautifully.

 

[BantyChooks]

The bit rate is above top shelf,

What's this mean? 'scuse my ignorance.

 

[BantyChooks]

Set your camera on highest quality. It fills memory cards quickly but for printing purposes, prints are unforgiving.. OMG.. I've turned into my mentor!

I should figure out how to do that. I think my camera has a better setting than the one I'm using.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

What's this mean? 'scuse my ignorance.

If you click on the photo and expand it. And or zoom in real close, it doesn't turn blurry. It stays sharp all the way to extreme zoom. That is because of boo koo pixels. More pixels equals higher definition. For example, the pic I stole from my husbands file, the barred rock hen's face, click the photo to make the web site bring it to full size. Then zoom into the photo. You can see up her dirty nostrils from the high rate.
When saying yours was top shelf, I guess that is like an expression of high quality. If you go to a bar a buy drinks, all the booze on the top shelf is the best.
I like your stuff, the clarity alone sells the subject.

 

[BantyChooks]

If you click on the photo and expand it. And or zoom in real close, it doesn't turn blurry. It stays sharp all the way to extreme zoom. That is because of boo koo pixels. More pixels equals higher definition. For example, the pic I stole from my husbands file, the barred rock hen's face, click the photo to make the web site bring it to full size. Then zoom into the photo. You can see up her dirty nostrils from the high rate.
When saying yours was top shelf, I guess that is like an expression of high quality. If you go to a bar a buy drinks, all the booze on the top shelf is the best.
I like your stuff, the clarity alone sells the subject.

Oh, gotcha. Just a different way of expressing the idea than I was used to.

 

[casportpony]

@Farmer Connie , I thought the term "bit rate" used for video?

 

[BantyChooks]

@Farmer Connie , I thought the term "bit rate" used for video?

Me too, that kinda threw me off.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

@Farmer Connie , I thought the term "bit rate" used for video?

"The best image quality at a given bit-rate (or compression rate) "
I am talking about stuff my hub was schooled for, not me. So hard for me to explain.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_compression
I am linking stuff for better explanations. Hub is not here, sorry. When he plays with photo shop, he uses BMP/Bitmap. He can zoom into a remove a single pixel at a time or alter what ever. Bits are in jpegs too

 

[BantyChooks]

"The best image quality at a given bit-rate (or compression rate) "
I am talking about stuff my hub was schooled for, not me. So hard for me to explain.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_compression
I am linking stuff for better explanations. Hub is not here, sorry. When he plays with photo shop, he uses BMP/Bitmap. He can zoom into a remove a single pixel at a time or alter what ever. Bits are in jpegs too

Neat, thanks

 

[Lazy Farmer]

If I take photos with intention to print, I do switch to highest quality.
Mostly my junk goes on the web or just taking up computer space for a Rainey day. I mostly use low quality so i can take a zillion pics