This thread is a bit late I suppose!

I'll be there.

 

crap I forgot to post this, I will be there!

 

"optional - picking up kanchi's slack"

what should be my new title!

adjusting down for the meet heh.

 

(takes off mod hat to give to Tyler, stops... and puts is back on)

 

NO THANK YOU! DO NOT WANT! oh thank god you kept it.

 

lol

 

Yeah I couldn't trust myself around some of the people here. Restraint and patience is something I lack.

 

^me too..... lol

id be punching !@#$%^ in the face.

ill be there.

 

Made me think of:

 

lol great pic.! I'll be there as well!

 

Sorry, Not going to make it tonight :-( Busy Busy.. Going to put my TRD wheels (MY Stockies) on for the rest of the winter. gotta do it tonight, going to be real busy this weekend, and I won't be home from work until later tonight.

 

I won't be there, I will be on my way to stupid Sequim....picking up the truck this weekend.

 

I'm in, but need to pop off a little early to hit a movie with some friends in Bellevue.

This starts around 8 usually, right?

 

That'd be correct! 8pm.

 

small meet but a lot of fun.

 

A bit on the small side, but I had some company of randomness with me, so that added people, but not cars haha. I've got some pics for Turner and myself, forget if I got to anyone elses car or not, haha, importing them all now.

 

dang, you and you big honkin.........camera..lol

 

I need to get into programming some other settings, my auto iso (up to 3200) made stuff really noisy, this is going to take some time...

 

yeah that auto iso (shaking fist)..............erm what is that?

 

It's the measurement of how sensitive the image is to light. The higher settings mean it'll be more sensitive to changes in light and therefore noisier, I should have probably been shooting at like, ISO 100-400 range for the indoor static lighting, although I expected the camera to automatically sense that the light was bright and not changing, so it would have used the lower ISO settings, I guess it overdoes it a bit, that's why I'll have to get used to dialing it in manually more often or set it up to take 3 shots in a row at different ISO levels, like 100, 200, 400 so I get a good range of stuff.