Thyroxine, Armour Thyroid, Cytomel (Liothyronine) in all sorts of combinations - if she didn't have thyroid hormone she would be truly dreadful. As it is, she is just in severe pain much of the time and flips from one odd state to another, often in seconds or minutes.
Photoshop.
Yes - and it helps. But good lighting would make all the difference.
I think he would like to do so. Besides, it might just be a cover for people with beards. :-)
There's nothing better than going out for a nature ramble and far safer than visiting Kentish ports with their sink estates. Surely you've heard of the cinque ports....
The worst single aspect is probably inability to sit - or if she does sit, she often feels progressively worse.
Or is it that the doctors are obsessed with doling out anti-depressants? And can't hear/see what the problems really are.
No problem with handling Canon raw.
I think that is it - the environment of anything from mm to cm above ground, surface often shiny, often brilliant white - at least in parts, light in shafts from sun or very dark, very awkward positions, and so on. Challenging but fun.
Started snapping fungi with a Canon S10 - 2.11 MPx - back in 1999 or so. Pixel numbers are not very important.
I found with the D200 set to best quality, the lenses were better than
400ASA rating when used stopped down a bit. I have seldom been able to see lens issues (stopped to best quality) with the film back on anything bar kodachrome 25..
Cant sing the praises of that body enough. Everything I could do on a film camera PLUS rapid shoot, auto bracketing, ability to select film speeds and also color balance..pretty much any sort of metering you want. Basically the pictures are as good as I am, not as good as the camera.
The pop up flash os BLOODY good as well..very little harsh highlightin and does fill in very well.
Only downside is the lack of mechanical cable relesase.
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