Goodbye...

[landyvlad]

Is that the (revolution) where we take all the people who remain incapable of simply living on Earth in peaceful harmony with each other, put them up against a wall, and shoot the buggers?

Because I'm all for it

Nope. It's the one where we take all the photographers who can't resist the vignette function every time they touch photoshop , put them up against a wall, and shoot the buggers

Can't see how to get a "cute" saying for the demise of cassini

Hmm "Now you Cassini, now you can't!" ?

Nope.. gotta work on that a bit.

[arthurking83]

Nope. It's the one where we take all the photographers who can't resist the vignette function every time they touch photoshop , put them up against a wall, and shoot the buggers

Ok then, I'm safe. I only use CaptureNX2 and or CNX-D and remove the vignette correction that the software automagically does.
Not only do I hate Ps and don't use it .. my pea brain couldn't get a handle on the program to do a vignette anyhow!

... Hmm "Now you Cassini, now you can't!" ?

Nope.. gotta work on that a bit.

I think Jim was referring to the jokers that couldn't!
But I think you're safe yourself too .. your self assessment saved the day for 'ya

ps. Jim! if you were to shoot the buggers lined up against the wall, which lens you you use.
I'm thinking, myself, I'd want one with soft corner rendering. So probably the Sigma 12-24 f/4.5-5.6 as it's the softest lens at the corners of all my lenses. Don't want ugly corners of walls rendered sharp .. it'll lose some of the inherent quality that most people shots require.
While the Sigma has bad bokeh, it's mushy corner performance(wide open) will mask that anyhow.

I hope you're not contemplating a tele lens for that shoot tho. It'll take a while as your FOV will be narrow, so you'd require multiple shoots(shots).
Hence another advantage of using the UWA 12-24 .. one shot,(or stone) many birds done concurrently kind'a situation.

[merlin1]

Well written and so true Bobt.

Ross.

[ameerat42]

TV show alert:
On ABC Catalyst tonight 8:30PM

Catalyst 8:30pm - 9:32pm
Death Dive: Into the Rings of Saturn

Genre:
Science and Technology

After 20 years in space, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has begun the final chapter of its exploration of Saturn. It will end with a spectacular crash into its surface. Professor Alan Duffy will be there as the action unfolds.

[Mark L]

Can't see how to get a "cute" saying for the demise of cassini

ICGAC needs to investigate this.
I Couldn't Give A Cassni if they don't though.