This was waiting for me in the mail after I finally made it home today 
P.S. Thanks Mike
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P.S. Thanks Mike
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Nice badge Darrell.
Got a few of these myself.Comment
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Darrell,
"Right as rain", and with the 5th bridge window!
Mark"You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."Comment
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Forgot to add .... weight = 33.4 grams
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it is a sweetie...glad you like it Darrell
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Originally posted by Mike Pinkusit is a sweetie...glad you like it Darrell
mike
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Congratulate Darrall You lucky man, sweetie indeed.<o =""></o>
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Hi all ... just to follow up on scanner vs. Digital Pictures ... take a look at the obverse that I took a nice 7MP shot of today. Hard to believe its the same badge huh?
It really is stunning up close in hand
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Amazing technology ... I had to actually reduce the size of this picture to get it to fit within the limitations of the forum. But amazing zooming ability when you have this kind of resolution. Plus I'm a total noob to cameras as well
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One final shot of the bridge.
The reason I posted these today is 2 fold. To show the difference in color and how the scanner really does badges no justice and two, what a mini-tripod can do for clear pictures ... I have the shakes terrible with cameras
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Darrell,Originally posted by DarrellHi all ... just to follow up on scanner vs. Digital Pictures ... take a look at the obverse that I took a nice 7MP shot of today. Hard to believe its the same badge huh?
It really is stunning up close in hand
Your new pictures rocks! This badge looks amazing now!
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Thanks Robert ... I have a long way to go to match your talent with the lensOriginally posted by robert60446Darrell,
Your new pictures rocks! This badge looks amazing now!
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What camera are you using? JohnComment
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Hi John,Originally posted by trident3
Nothing real special or expensive. It's a SONY DSC-W7 (7.2 MP). Has a Macro feature, but the best method is to get about 8-10 inches away ... then after picture is taken, zoom in to finalize the picture details
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