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Does anyone have a good one? I will go through 20 yards of fabric before I get it right so I thought I'd ask on here first and save me a few hours.
What helmet do you have?
You could make your own pattern by taking pieces of thin paper inside the helmet and tracing the individual shapes. Put them all back together and see what you come out with. That way you might only go through 19 yards of fabric.
Thanks thats what I ended up doing and I didn't do too bad. Btw I have a bobamaker helmet.
Pattern might not have been a bad idea. I did one for my helmet using some black vinyl and just kinda made it on the fly. Did it in 4 pieces, with some seams that will be hidden by the interior padding/MS kit. I cut out pieces for the back/sides, the top section and forehead, and the mandibles. All in all it was fairly easy, and the only piece I had to redo was the top section, all attached with hot glue.
Funny this thread should come up....I'm actually in the middle of doing this myself. I've selected a "marine vinyl" that looks and feels like real leather. I am using this as a liner in conjunction with my MS interior among other greeblies and such. I basically just hate the look of black/gray painted fiberglass that are more commonplace.
It's not going to cover every square inch,but large portions so we'll see how it goes....doesn't appear to bad if you know how the material will fold,crease,bend. I bought 1/2 a yard and seems to be plenty. I'll make templates out of paper first to at least get a feel for how much to start cutting. I'm sure it will be a cut as you go deal until a perfect fit it achieved....then glue. I'll be using Elmers white glue since it dries fast,has water clean-up and dries clear.
I'll be sure and post pics in my 'MS interior thread' when it's completed the the next few weeks.

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|It's been said sailboat racing is a pyrmid that starts with a base of boat prep. Way to go on the great finish!!
Problem Solved!
We raced again yesterday. Between the new sails and the rigging getting straightened-out, Abracadabra now points higher and points equally well on both tacks .
Near as we could tell, we were able to point about as well as the best of the other boats in our JAM class yesterday.
As we were stowing things on our boat, following the race, somebody walked by and said "You guys really kicked some a** out there today. You better get over to the club for the results announcement, because you probably placed."
Turned out we won 2nd Place in our fleet and 3rd Place an JAM overall
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Chris, have you ever tried using a bridle on the anchor rode to cure that?
Thanks for your comments, Mike.
Yes, with what we've learned from our previous (and first) race, plus what I read here on SailNet in the "The finer points of sail trim" thread in Learning to Sail, plus what I'm learning from Dedekam's Sail and Rig Tuning, plus having the new sails on, plus having the standing rigging better-tuned than it was last outing: We hope to experience some pretty significant differences next time out . (Hopefully our new mainsheet blocks will be in by tomorrow, as well.)
Of course: The problem with all this new learning is internalizing it, integrating it, whatever. It will take time for all this learnin' to become second nature .
Meanwhile, come to find out: A sailmaker crew-member of the PO once made up a set of "experimental" sails for the boat in the last year the PO raced her. It seems they consist of a Kevlar main and #1, and a PenTex #3. PO says they "fit like a glove" and perform like nobody's business. I've asked him how much the man wants for the sails. Probably more than we can afford or justify, but maybe we'll get lucky and be able to get 'em dirt cheap If nothing else: Be nice to get at least the new #3, to go with the (current) new main, and light and heavy #1's.
May be a little late for this and you probably have enough info already. I will disregard the fact that you don't need more advice and just relate some experiences we have found.
Our boat is 1979 and came with original sails. They too seemed in good shape. The boat seemed to sail well with them. When the wind blew up we would reef and then double reef as required and the boat still handled well.
We bought a new main in 2003. 2+2 configuration loose foot (2 full and 2 partial battens if anyone really cares). The difference was staggering. The only times we have double reefed the main since that time has been in 30knots of wind or more (true wind). We carry the full main until 20 knots upwind. Our boat is fractionally rigged so it is important to address the main first as it is biggest sail. There is also far less weather helm as the draft is farther forward. I should point out that at 5 years old this main is getting close to the end of its useful age. 30 years is good if you don't really care but in windy conditions or if at all concerned about performance or pointing newer is more comfortable and also faster.
#1. Bought a new #1. Didn't make as big a difference as the main on our boat but our friends had a masthead boat with an old 170 and an old 100% jib. Their new 150 was magic on that boat.
#3. When the wind and waves would come up and we would use #3 my wife would ask what we could do to make the boat perform better. My sailmaker had said #3. We put on a new #3 and the boat pointed 10 degrees higher and sailed approx 1/2 knot faster. Truly amazing.
My friend and of course chief competitor spent a winter reading about rig tuning, bought a LOOS guage and then tuned the rig that Spring. He also faired his keel and did a bunch of other things others at our marina thought to be overkill. The boat pointed better and their boat came 1st in more than 2/3 of the races that year. Shortly after that I sheepishly asked if I could borrow his guage and of course he said yes. Find someone with a guage at your club and they will not only lend it to you but likely help you tune your rig.
It is all the little things that help. New sails do not compensate for bad sailing skills but when added with your growing experience and confidence and all the other little things you do give you a much more pleasureable experience.
Also go to a bookstore and find one really good book about sail trim or rig tuning and bone up over the winter. The trick is to find the one that is geared to the readers current level of skill and understanding.
The really good news is that if you learn a lot this year you will find that you still are learning even more as each year goes by. Makes sailing even more pleasurable.
Hope this helps
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OK, now who has found the best resourse for Loos Guages?
I had my mast in collum. or at least I thought so at the dock. It can look straight but if the top of the mast is off center with the keel then the boat is a bit differant
on one tack.
getting the mast head centered with the boat was my biggest challenge. I did it with the boat in the water and it is realy hard to get this relationship worked out for a couple of reasons. There is hardly ever no wind so the boat is always listing one way or another.
The wrench in the bucket trick doesn't work.
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Should mention that my wire is 1/4" and 5/16". The prices I am seeing are about double for the pro version.
That would definitely be out-of-the-question in my case.
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What I was trying to say about cheating the system in my earlier post was maybe not clear I apollogize.
I had my mast in collum. or at least I thought so at the dock. It can look straight but if the top of the mast is off center with the keel then the boat is a bit differant
on one tack. getting the mast head centered with the boat was my biggest challenge. I did it with the boat in the water and it is realy hard to get this relationship worked out for a couple of reasons. There is hardly ever no wind so the boat is always listing one way or another. The wrench in the bucket trick doesn't work. you have to sail the boat and tweek the caps between sailing trips. every time you move the mast head you have to put the rest of the mast in colum and this part is much easier to do under sail. when you sight the mast it would better if your eye were at keel level but thats impossible. one trick i learned was to stand in the saloon and sight the mast through my deck hatch. better perpective. but you need to sight it under a load not at the dock.
I still think you are right there and when I said equal side to side I diddn't mean in collum I meant tension.
I understand that racers will adjust the rig for conditions that day My boat is a cruising boat and I tuned for a 2000 pound load. which is about twenty knots with full sails and reefing there after. I don't know if I'm done yet but I'm very pleased for now. I know next I will want an adjustable backstay and genoa cars and true running backs for the stay sail and a canting keel and and and. You start screwing with this stuff and there is now end to it
I hate to say this on here but defender was the cheapest that i found for the loos and mine is the pro model.
hope this helps
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By mustang6560 on 5/4/12
A weird thing happened earlier today during Tiger Woods' second round.
On the par-5 5th hole, Tiger sent his tee shot left into the gallery, which is not the weird part. The weird part is when he arrived to the location of where he thought his ball was, it was not there.
"Nobody saw it but there were a lot of people around," PGA Tour vice president for rules and competition Mark Russell said. "People said they saw the ball bounce and go in that area and when people got around it, then it was gone."If I have my Rules of Golf correct (bkuehn1952, please feel free to chime in), since there were enough spectators who were virtually certain that they saw the ball hit the ground, Rule 18-1 By Outside Agent was applied. And since the ball was not found, Decision 18-1/5 Ball Stolen by Outside Agency from Unknown Spot was applied as well, so Tiger was granted a free drop. The most likely scenario is someone in the gallery
Tiger is currently one-stroke behind the cut line at even-par, so the favorable ruling on the fifth hole may prove to be irrelevant. However, the afternoon is still young so we'll have to wait and see. I wouldn't be surprised to see the cut line magically extended to include the players who are even.
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bkuehn1952 says:
Well done, Mustang. I think even @Rulesman would be impressed. Or should I say "virtually certain" @Rulesman would be impressed? We will make a Rules Snob out of you yet. ;)
mjaber says:
All those people saw it bounce, but nobody saw who picked it up? Something seems odd about that.
cvargo says:
It'll be on ebay on monday
Duke of Hazards says:
this happens to me a lot. there's a cadre of Outside Agents (I call em 'ball bandits') at the courses I play, laying in wait just beyond the trees on the far edges of the fairway, just waiting to snatch my ball up before I get there. thank god for 18-1, otherwise my scores would stink. oh wait... :(
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There are endangered Kit Foxes here and they have made many dens at one of the local Country Clubs. Sometimes you hit a decent drive which happens be at the yardage near a den and you see your ball is gone and in the mouth of the little dog. So you drop one and it tries to snatch up that ball too. So you have to toss one away so it grabs that one and then you can hit the dropped ball. Not sure if they think golf balls are eggs, or if they just like stealing them to chew on.
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If it was anyone else it would have been a lost ball (remember Firestone a few years ago; a ball hit over the clubhouse into the parking lot was miraculously NOT out of bounds).
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There are people who simply cannot resist putting their grubby hands on everything. Like the apes in Kubrick's "Space Odyssey", they can't believe something is real unless they can touch it. This actually motivated me to improve my game, I got tired of hitting out of play, into adjacent fairways etc and having other people molest my ball. But there are always ppl who need to touch. On a recent hole I literally split the fairway, that didn't stop a guy in my group from driving up to the ball ahead of me and picking it up to examine it. People are grubby, they just have to touch.
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I think get a free ride on this most of the time. I have trouble with depth perception beyond about 200 yards and also being able to see the ball as it falls through the horizon line due to lighting and contrast. This week, I was playing the round without the benefit of three other pairs of eyes. I could not locate the ball on the ground four times and had to take penalties. Had I been playing in a pro event, there would have been spotters, officials, caddies, and, of course, the gallery, to help me locate the ball.
bkuehn1952 says:
I am with beef on this. I hate people driving their cart up to my ball and picking it up or "spinning it" to see if it is theirs. Inevitably the guy who picks it up drops it and when I arrive at the ball it is sitting down or in a depression. Thanks butt head. Same with the "spinners". Why don't you twist my ball into the turf for me; the game is not hard enough.
Eric Harris says:
I was in the gallery at Quail Hollow when Tiger duck hooked his shot from the fairway into to woods. No one picked up his ball. It was a severe duck hook that was 50 yards short of the green, and entered the woods behind the scoreboard. It was a "lost ball" We waited for close to 20 minutes and then a miracle ball appeared greenside for his free drop. What a joke. He made par on the hole when he actually should have re-hit from the fairway. NO one picked up his ball. It is still laying in the underbrush in the woods behind the scoreboard. He got a big break and still missed the cut.
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What are you hitting Tiger....this is a TOP Flight XL
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That sounds like a strategy for the hospital staff but not for a patient that has it.
I think you're on a good track Rosalind. We all have curiosities but you have the education and can imagine an outcome...keep it up!Scott
When the bees were moved, they no longer had the AFB exposure, and lost their AFB resistance.
IIRC, AFB exposed to chlorine for 20 minutes kills AFB spores.
QuoteIIRC, AFB exposed to chlorine for 20 minutes kills AFB spores. Are we talking chlorine gas or liquid solutions? And at what concentrations?BTW what does "IIRC" stand for?
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new edelbrock 2-4 intake and holley vac second manual choke rich out of box,plugsfoul. 5 lbs on regulator. lunati 577-600 lift mech flat tappet cam,how to proceedfor street tune.
there is a similar post over at chevyhiperformance...a few things... both carbs have to have the idle transition slots covered.. so back off the primary idle speed settings.. or flip the carb over and hold choke open and adjust throttle blades on both primaries ...which model carbs did you get.. carb number...once in a while.. they are equipped with a hidden idle air bypass screw under the air cleaner stud.. look at this image... with the throttles closed... you have to be supplying fuel only thru the idle circuit that dumps below the throttle plate..or you will be TOO RICH... below is probably whats happening with your engine...the idle speed setting is exposing too much idle transition slot and flooding the engine..to increase idle speed.. you will need.. depending on the carb.. to either open the idle air bypass under the air cleaner stud.. you can see that in the middle image above.. you can open the secondary throttle blades slightly.. there is a secondary idle stop screw... you can create more of a vacuum leak with a a PCV Valve... with a filter on it.. i mentioned on the other forum post.. about either using a fine pitch metering valve with a filter.. so you can easily control the idle air bypass and the idle speed.. as for a street tune.. hmm...get it to idle first... without fouling the spark plugs.. next.. do you have an oxygen sensor bung in the header collector.. or room to bolt in a spacer thats threaded for an oyxgen sensor.. so you can use at the collector a 3 wire 94/95 chevy pickup 3 wire oxygen sensor and a narrow band air fuel ratio display.. or the bucks to invest in a wide band set up.. so you can see what the air fuel ratio is doing as you change the engine RPMs..there are several circuits you are going to be dealing with .. before you start changing primary main jets...the idle mixture screws.. the idle transition fuel restrictions.. the primary main jets..but you will also be working with the accelerator pump cams.. and the accelerator pump shooters.. then the power valves.. that are set by what the good running vacuum is... half the manifold vacuum.. is where its usually set at.. might be slightly different for a tunnel ram...when you come off idle slowly.. the primary throttle blades expose more of the idle transition slots and start pulling fuel from those.. via the IFR.. idle feed restriction.. this is before you have the throttle open far enough to get fuel out of the primary boosters.. there is also .. a LOT of plenum volume to enrich the fuel as you open the throttle.. so its going to be a challenge.. larger shooters... faster accelerator pump cam opening.. again.. watching the air fuel ratio display.. to see if you are going lean or going rich...this way . you don't have to pull the spark plugs.. and that is only how you tune the primary and secondary main jets for wide open throttle calibration..
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11/28/2008 / Christian Living
By Charles C. Robey
It's been nine months now, since we lost Mom. And, oh how things have changed. The hot sticky summer has suddenly passed into a bone chilling winter. Even though the cold snowy evenings make you want to snuggle by the fire with a good book, the unforgettable memories continue to roll, like a sad movie score.
If I could only just get over that "still small voice". The one that keeps haunting me by continuing to visit me in my loneliness. Yes, those bumps in the road will somehow turn into smooth sailing, in spite of the memories, the voice keeps lamenting. Remember that scripture verse. You know Mom's favorite verse she use to quote all the time, when things seemed bad. But that still small voice never continued the conversation, by telling me what I need to do or where I need to go, to fine this happiness, the voice so vividly announced.
Suddenly one evening, as if a train had hit me, I said to myself," I know. I'll go have an ice cream. Yes, that's what I'll do. When I was a kid, and yes I was once a kid you know, the ice cream always seemed to fix everything".
As I entered the Ice Cream Scoop, I observed that all familiar scene. Mr. Johnson was standing behind the counter, smiling from ear to ear, wrapped in that big ice cream apron. . The one with all 30 flavors of ice cream so artistically displayed. And I joked, as I always do, that apron will surely wind up in the Smithsonian Institution some day.
I think I'll have the Raspberry Swirl, Mr. Johnson, and make it a double. Well, Faith you must really be depressed, Mr. Johnson said, as he handed me the big cure all ice cream. Then suddenly, as if I had seen a ghost, some images appear through the front window, half blocked by the frosted snow. Listen, Mr. Johnson, they are singing, what appears to be a Church Hymn.
Is it Christmas all ready, I ask myself. It can't be. Summer has just left us. But why else would this group be singing on a street corner, in this miserable weather? However, as I concentrated on the music, the words became all the more familiar. By golly, it is a hymn and they have brought the church to us.
Suddenly, I felt the urge, as if Mom was pulling my ear again, to run outside slamming the door behind me. As I left the store, I seemed to be pulled, like a magnet, closer to the singing group. Oh yes, it is cold here. However, the weather did not seem to hinder these happy people.
Something was surely very different, about these people. They were all wearing strange looking uniforms and the ladies were even wearing unique type bonnets. Why, one of the men was even waving a banner, which read "The Salvation Army", as they sang the hymns. The group seemed happy and sang like they believed every word of the song. I've heard this hymn before, I said to myself, and I have never felt as these people seem to feel. They had a message and they were going to get it out, regardless of the weather.
When the singing ended, the leader of the group opened an old tattered Bible. His words stammered and his speech frosted, due to the frigid cold weather, as he began to read. What's this! Why its Moms favorite scripture.
"For we know that all things work together for good, to those who are called
According to his purpose".
Romans 8:28
After the reading, the man, looked straight at me, and started talking as if he had known me all my life. Then, as if by Divine impulse, the man laid an old drum down, on the sidewalk, and asks if anybody would like to kneel and pray with him. And guess what, that "still small voice" returned to my memory. Only this time, the voice did finish by telling me how I could have a personal relationship with this living GOD, the man had so vividly spoken about.
Suddenly, it all came home to me, as the frozen tears stuck to my face. I then started shouting "Hallelujah", in my heart, and as by that same Divine uncontrollable impulse, my heart started singing Moms favorite Hymn
"Amazing Grace How Sweet The Sound, That Saved A Wretch Like Me.
I Once Was Lost But Now I'm Found. Was Blind But Now I See".
Oh yes, what happened to my ice cream, you may ask. Well it melted away, as did my sinful heart. God truly is love and His salvation is surely free. I got a double dip of Gods Grace that day. Unlike the ice cream, this Grace will never melt away.
Mr. Robey is a life long supporter of The Salvation Army. His father Brigadier Charles Robey, who has been Promoted to Glory, served the Salvation Army for over a half of century.
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This season we launched a brand new Fan Chant competition - bringing the players and Junior Gunners together. After much deliberation, the JG team and members of our first-team squad chose three finalists from the entries we received.
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Liverpool have been Premier League also-rans for longer than they'd care to remember, but Europe? That's another matter.
The Merseysiders were winners in 2005, finalists in 2007 and have conquered some of the biggest names on the continent. Juventus, Milan, Inter and Barcelona have all succumbed to Rafa Benitez's tactical masterplans in recent years and even Chelsea - so dominant against the Reds in domestic football - have fallen foul of Liverpool in Europe. Arsenal have been warned.
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"It is a case of 'what might have been'. Liverpool had a series of draws and when you look back at the season it's those draws that have cost them more than anything else. Liverpool have only lost four games all season - including the recent defeat at Manchester United - and if they had won just three or four of the games they had drawn, they would be involved in the title race. But they have fallen short again. They have made a step forward though. For several years there has been a running joke on Merseyside that Liverpool were always looking for the final piece of the jigsaw but I think this season it's just a bit of fine tuning needed because they have a strong spine and some top players. The addition of a bit more flair on the flanks is I think what they are looking for."
"The player of the season? Believe it or not it's very close. Fernando Torres has made all the headlines, he has been an absolutely wonderful signing for Liverpool. He has been a star from the first moment he pulled on a Liverpool shirt, but he's been run very close by Javier Mascherano, who will be involved on Wednesday night. Mascherano has been a breath of fresh air, his attitude has been exemplary. He obviously got it wrong when he was sent off at Manchester United, but his passion for the shirt and the team has been first class. It's between those two. If I had to choose it would be Torres but it's very close."
"I think everyone is surprised at how quickly Torres has settled in. I've spoken to people in Spain and they are surprised too, I don't think anyone expected him to come in and do anything like as well as he has in his first season. His goals tally is fantastic but his general performance level has been very high week-in, week-out. I thought he would take time but he hit the ground running and has never looked back.
"Ryan Babel has also got a lot of potential, you can see there is so much talent there. At Arsenal you're well aware that you see young players come in, they have talent but you don't see it on a regular basis at first. It does take a year, even Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry needed time. Babel is improving every week though and I think we'll see the best of him next season."
"Liverpool have an excellent record in Europe because that kind of football suits them. For me they lack a bit of pace in the Premier League, I think that is all-important in England, but it's a bit more sedate and more of a tactical battle in Europe. Benitez also has time to plan these games to the finer details and he revels in that. In the last couple of years Liverpool have won at the San Siro against Inter, they have won at the Nou Camp against Barcelona and it's a record they should rightly be proud of."
"An away goal is more important than a clean sheet - undoubtedly so. Arsenal are well capable of scoring at Anfield so Liverpool have to try and cancel that out by scoring at the Emirates. If Liverpool don't score it will be a very nervy night at Anfield next week. I'd rather they lost 2-1 than drew 0-0."
"Jermaine Pennant won't play, he's been omitted from the squad. Fabio Aurelio was missing at the weekend, he has a slight knock. Daniel Agger has been out since September, he's a big loss, he has had a metatarsal problem. They will be missing but apart from that it's pretty much a full squad so Benitez will have plenty of options on Wednesday night.
"I don't know if it will be that cautious. I think like in boxing, it's style which makes matches, and the reason Chelsea and Liverpool's semi-finals were so sterile and tight was because their styles were so similar. I think Liverpool and Arsenal are very different so I suspect we might get a more exciting game. I certainly hope so.
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I was just wondering how many of you actually have custom armor???
I kinda get sick of seeing all these bobas and jangos. You see one, you see em all, and basically, it's the same costume, just different colors. So I decided to start to fabricate more variety in the armor and helmets. Lets face it, just cause you paint it different, doesnt make it different. Kinda like painting lukes saber a different color. Why not generate different ones. You can still tell it's mando, but not exactly boba.
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In standard program auto mode the dynamic range is very restricted.
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Colour reproduction is very good.
@Cliff Smith - Interesting review. I have a few questions about the scores though.
First of all, how could you give the FZ45 a full 10/10 in Features? You mentioned it's big brother, the FZ100, earlier in the review. What score are you going to give the FZ100's features (when you get a chance to review it), 11/10 maybe...?? I also compared the FZ45 with Fujifilm's HS10 that you reviewed not too long ago, and you also gave the HS10 a 10/10 in Features (which a completely agree with). It seems to me that the HS10 has more features than the FZ45 (24-720mm vs 25-600mm, tilting monitor vs fixed one, 1080p vs 720p, 6400 ISO vs 1600 ISO, just to name a few) and therefore the FZ45 should only get a 9/10 in this category.
I think it's good to compare the FZ45 with the HS10. Even though the HS10's features are more similar to the features on Panasonic's FZ100, the HS10 is actually closer to the FZ45 in price than to the FZ100. And they're all in the superzoom category anyway.
So the other thing I was wondering, was how you could give the FZ45 a 9/10 in Image Quality? Especially after saying the following:
"Quality at 80 ISO is unquestionably very good, but there are small but visible blotches of colour distortion even at 100 ISO. The image quality at 400 ISO is no better than its main rivals, and at 800 ISO the noise reduction has blurred out almost all fine detail. It is very disappointing that Panasonic has chosen to sacrifice the outstanding image quality of one of its most popular cameras for the sake of a pointless increase in image resolution".
I completely agree with that statement, that's why I'm having a hard time understanding the high score in image quality. Especially after you only gave the Fujifilm HS10 a 7/10. After having carefully looked through your sample shots, it seems to me that the HS10 is better at higher ISO, the FZ45 has more detail (Cathedral), the FZ45 has slightly more barrel distortion but also better sharpness (both center and corner). I could still agree that the FZ45 DOES have better image quality than the HS10, but certainly not 2 points better. I think that the FZ45's poor ISO performance alone should lower the score to 8/10.
Lastly, in light of the aforementioned arguments I don't think that Panasonic's FZ45 is any better value than Fujifilm's HS10 (the HS10 only got 7/10 in Value). Particularly when the HS10 is packed with even more features than the FZ45, yet only costs £40 more.
That's all, hopefully I gave someone something to think about.
Have a good one!
Hi I have only had this camera for less than a week. My main passion is digital stills rather than video, so I choose this over the FZ100. I was also considering the Fuji HS10 as I liked the way it handled very well, but very concerned about reading reviews such as on DP Review about quality of this camera. Which despite mixed reviews has gone on to win a few awards.
Going back to my FZ45, I am very pleased with the quality and sharpness of the pictures. It is quick to shoot with and easy interface to use. The screen could be sharper as my other camera is a Ricoh GRD3, where it is more apparent on the live view the changes to the exposure/ aperture and so forth will have on your final result.
Took this with me to the Notting Hill Carnival and I was able to capture some lovely colourful shots, however I did have a bit of trouble getting the right exposure ( but this could be down to me rather than the camera as the day was very bright)
You can see some of my results on my Flickr photostream
Regarding the price I was able to buy this online from a reputable vendor for £279 and Amazon has already dropped this price to match this.
All in all, I see this as a very creative tool for photography with the versatility of a nice wide to telephoto lens. Pictures are very sharp and vivid, perhaps only gripes are wish the screen or the viewfinder was that bit sharper to help me compose better with live view and the jog wheel a little stiff but certainly usable and clever in manual mode.
I agree with JK, Cliff I think it is a good time to think about a new rating system.
A few suggestions:
Based on point system.
features wise: allot each feature a point and significant feature may get 1.5 or even 2 points
value for money: use a system from a combination of points from price, features and image quality.
This just a start, publish your criteria then there will be no arguments.
I am sure there are more people out there who are more familiar about cameras than I am can give you even more suggestions.
Enjoy reading your write even though I am disagree with some areas. Also i think you should add an addendum to your review as a follow up if you change your mind in some areas or add in any more or your thoughts.
Canon did otherwise with G11 and came out a very good camera, in this case very disappointing indeed , I was waiting for FZ100 but I'm afraid it's result is going to be crappy too , are there any plans on reviewing FZ100? I just can't understand why this camera has been given 9/10 in image quality, I would say a 6 would be generous.
Anyone disagrees, just compare to image quality of this thing with Fuji S200EXR , which I think still has the upper hand in all Super zooms as well as the good old FZ35. Fuji HS10 is much better than this thing, it is a huge disappointment.
Both Panasonic and Fuji have failed to produce good successors.Let's see what Canon brings out.
Having over the past few years followed Cliffs and other reviewers opinions on Super Zoom cameras I have purchased and tried out many of the Panasonic and Fuji range up to the FZ38 and Fuji HS10 models. There conclusions on most of these cameras leave me confused and more to the point out of pocket. The latest Fuji HS10 can produce fine pictures but try using the viewfinder to compose a shot! You might as well have both eyes shut. Cliff reviewed the Fuji S5600 some years back and then gave it top marks.I bought one. I am now back with this camera having tried many highly rated SuperZooms and DSLR's. It remains my favourite despite low pixel count. Now should I buy the Panasonic FZ45?
I can't get from your analysis in the review of image quality to your conclusion of 9/10. Based on your analysis, I'd think it would be, at best, 7/10.
The remarks from CS that caused an uproar (at least IMO) is the sentences below;
"the image quality at 400 ISO is no better than its main rivals, and at 800 ISO the noise reduction has blurred out almost all fine detail"
To my understanding, most superzoom camera in this class never excel in the ISO 800 and anything higher than that, we will see lots of noise which is normal - some can do slightly better than the other but overall not great - this is where we would hope for DSLR...
Even the SX20 and FZ35/38 is not perfect in ISO 800 but at least they can produce slightly better than the others - certainly much better than my Fujifilm HS10....
But which such statement from CS, I think the Rating of 9 Points (out of 10) for Image Quality (on this FZ45) surely make the readers wondering why...
My personal guess is that if FZ35/38 get 10 points (for Image Quality) that means this FZ45 should only deserve 8 points the most... maybe 7 is fine... but then again maybe CS have better expertise to judge on this... IMO this maybe because of the increased resolution which is not needed at this stage for such small sensor... marketing people always love to see higher mega pixels in their products but the engineer will sure shake their head... the problem is, the marketing people is always the boss...
I believe the overall image quality is measured from each available ISO (say 100/200/400/800/1600 etc.) and from there onwards, the reviewer will take an average score.
If the ISO 100 (or ISO 80) produce perfect image quality but ISO 800 produce extremely lousy image quality - then surely the end overall average result can't really be 9 points out of 10 - isn't it? Again, I'm not an expert and I my self is not a pixel peeper...
As for the other things (Build Quality/Features/Value/Overall) it doesn't bother me at all... for the first time ever I wonder about the Image Quality points... is it a mistake or is it really a confirmed decision and rating preferred by CS.
Nonetheless, I don't expect CS to respond to all this... after all I respected the fact that each reviewer have the rights to express their own opinion on the products.... if we doubt it, read more reviews from others...
I will still look forward to read future review from CS and TR....
I'm hoping someone can answer what may be a silly question. With the FZ38 and 45 is it possible to use the zoom whilst using the video mode? I ask as the camera I'm replacing doesn't allow zoom whilst videoing. Also I can find the FZ38 for £235 but the FZ45 for £267. What do people recommend as it sounds like the FZ38 has a better photo quality but the FZ45 is an upgrade to the FZ38 in other areas.
I have the FZ38 and yes you can zoom in video mode, with auto-focus, though it does lose focus easily.
The only main advantage I can see that the FZ45 has over the 38 is the focal range but believe me the FZ38 is good enough!
I'm not expert by I see that the 2 pics that you compare in ISO test with FZ38 there are more difference of light. The detail of fender cut green car i see very little light. It'is very dark, but in the pic of FZ38 there is many light. Darknes do very noise. To compare you have to shoot pics in the same position and with the same light.
I think the overall performance of the fz45 is very good and with the price going down is a powerfull alternative in the bridge cameras field.
Even when the IQ is not as good as a FZ35/38, this would be related to light conditions of this test,(as Frandero said) it is noticeable the difference of light between both tests, but if the IQ of the FZ35/38 is better than FZ45, it is the result of trying to put so many pixels in a such small sensor, I think that 12MP for this kind of camera is enough, but Panasonic could not resist the marketing temptation of offering more mega-pixels.
I own a FZ50 and I am very happy with the camera, but now I'm seriously thinking in making an upgrade, but only because I like nature and I need more zoom and better video capabilities.
Are the test photos taken using the auto setting or one of the modes?
My biggest concern after I bought a Fuji S8000 is that using the auto setting anything red came out pink which I was told was a problem with the processor, obviously I don't want the same problem with this camera.
I think it's a shame that the author of the review (Cliff Smith) hasn't had the courtesy to respond to any of the comments on here. I'm no expert, but like others, I've noticed blatantly discrepancies between statements made in reviews and the mark out of 10 which s then awarded! Why can't reviewers try to be more consistent? (Ie - make their scores match their words!)
@Jonny: I'm assuming Cliff hasn't yet seen your comments. I'll point them out to him when he returns from holiday.
I had a Canon G7 stolen at the end of last year. It took brilliant stills but the movie feature was hopeless. Having read so many good things about the FZ45 I happily splashed out before Christmas. It's true it does take excellent little films and has good sound. But I have been shocked at the quality of the stills. Anything but the most straightforward of lighting conditions throws the auto-focus out. Running through 200-odd pics from the festive period (admittedly way too many) I would say that a fifth were not pin sharp. The redraw is frustratingly slow as well so it is almost impossible to take two pictures in quick succession. I cannot tell you how disappointed I am. Any offers on a nearly new FZ45? I'm going back to Canon soon as I can.
Got the FZ45 for £250 to take on my trips whilst walking up mountains around the world because my DSLR and lenses are proving to heavy for me now! The two things that stand out in my oppinion are the NOISE PROBLEMS issues and the claim for 14M pixels which is available in 4:3 format only, and there is no dedicated flash button (first camera I have without one)! So I would try before you buy, there must be better alternative to a DSLR than this available now (2011). This my first Panasonic camera and in Future I will buy my usual brands.
I just bought a used one, as an upgrade for my DMC-TZ7. You're right, the noise is a killer..:(
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Clean the living piss out of it and try switching to co2. See what that does.
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First off the reason I am posting this here is because it will get seen alot more than in the land use forum, so if at all possible I hope it can stay for awhile and people will e-mail the contact person. I know alot of you are not from minnesota but if the people at the state level see the amount of people that are concerned about trail closeures, mabey it will help to keep them open. A good portion of trails in the state forests and National forests in the state of minnesota are being closed to all motor vehicles, some will remain open to ATV's but Jeeps will be outta luck. One issue that we are trying to address is trying to break the motor vehicles into different classes like the state has done with ATV's and their weight limit, so if you think that the idea of dividing the motor vehicles into two different groups, like full size trucks and smaller jeeps or light trucks is good mabey you could mention that in your e-mail. I thank you all for your support and I hope you send this guy a message.
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Having just held five open houses to outline its project area and present base maps on the motorized use planning effort in the east-central state forests, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is reminding the public to submit comments soon, because the planning team will begin its deliberations later this month. The planning team will produce forest classification and route designation proposals to manage motorized and nonmotorized access and recreation in the planning area.
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I'm not a hunter I'm a cook. My brother and his boys fill the freezers and I empty them. I made my last batch of venison sausage 3 weeks ago and they have already knocked 3 down this season. I love venison and actually prefer it to beef. Give me a venison back strap any day.Once I made a giant pot of venison chili for a Super Bowl party. Everyone at the party said it was the best chili they had ever had. I waited for everyone at the party to go back for seconds before I announced, "you ever seen that movie Bambi....your eating him". People were spitting food out of their mouths and some were extremely upset. I just laughed and laughed. They loved it until they knew it was a deer.
When cooking wild game, low and slow is the rule.Fried backstrap is hard to beat....JP