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THE FORUM
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20-Apr-23, 07:41:57 AM
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Rochester Falcons / Rfalconcam Website News / Re: New Features for 2011
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on: 11-Feb-11, 11:07:03 PM
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Following up on this post from November...Shhhh! Don't tell anyone. I heard a rumor that there will be some new features on the Rfalconcam website next year. - 24/7 streaming video from 5 cameras
DONE
- Embedded Youtube videos in Forum posts
DONE
- Automatic insertion of member names, avatars, and signatures into Forum posts sent to Kfalconcam (I was up until 1:30 AM figuring out a way to make it work. Don't blame me when Yarak turns into Skynet and takes over the planet.)
DONE
- Easier to use FalconWatch blog and fledge watch calendar
ON SCHEDULE FOR JUNE
- A top secret interactive CENSORED CENSORED that will CENSORED you CENSORED for CENSORED CENSORED!
(A top secret interactive web page that will let you control a camera for a small donation!)
DONE
And let's not forget Ei's amazing falcon family trees.
Not bad considering it's only February.
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Rochester Falcons / Falcon Watches / Twitter 2011
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on: 11-Feb-11, 12:53:58 PM
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wnyfalconfan (Joyce): This is a true falcon watcher - Last nite Brian saw pefa on channel 10 TV weather shot at Charlotte from lighthouse. He saw cranes w/pefa. This is the camera angle shown on Channel 10  today at 12:21
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Rochester Falcons / Falcon Watches / Re: Watcher Watching
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on: 11-Feb-11, 11:22:29 AM
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Hmmm, viewing from the office. Let's see...
stationary location daylight viewing subject at great distances (Mercury, Library, First Federal are not very close to Times Square) indoors with no wind or rain concerns
I'd go with 10x magnification or better. To minimize jitter, either go light-weight (smaller) use a tripod (no good if watching birds on the wing) or use image stabilization.
Canon makes a nice pair of 10x30 binocs that are both light-weight and image stabilized. Not a lot of light gathering capability with those 30mm lenses, but you don't need it for daytime viewing anyway. Price is about $400.
Want more magnification? They make a 12x36 image stabilized pair for around $600. 15x will cost you over $1000.
Note that you should go with something completely different if you want a pair for outdoors where you can get closer to your subject, and conditions could be windy, wet, or poorly lit. For that, a $250 pair of Nikon 8x42 Monarch ATBs can't be beat unless you want to spend a lot more money for a Leica or Zeiss name.
If it were me, I'd buy 2 pairs and put the Nikons in my car and keep the Canons in my desk drawer. The worst part about having only one pair is its never around when you need it.
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Rochester Falcons / Rfalconcam Website News / Re: You control the camera!
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on: 10-Feb-11, 01:13:08 PM
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Is Paypal the only choice Shaky? Ever since my account was hacked, I can't open a new one. I even called them, it's not happening. I kept trying to start a new account but it say's, sorry someone else has that email. Pfft, I gave up!
Do you have a credit or debit card? The PayPal payment screen will accept either from people without PayPal accounts. If you still want to set up a PayPal account, you can do so using an alternate email address at gmail, msn, or even your local ISP if they offer multiple email addresses. (I know my roadrunner ISP offers 10.)
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