Recent content by krazyman

Just borrow a tripod from the shop and test if you prefer. Atmost tell them you are also considering getting a tripod and they will be more than happy to bring out several for you to try.:D

Have you try download this Digital Photo Professional 3.8.1 Updater for Windows.

INON X-2 underwater housing for Panasonic DMC-GF1 Seatool underwater housing for Panasonic DMC-GF1

Thank for the link. Just realised that Microsoft had made changes to the Full Format for Windows 7. My fault that I didn't read till the end of the 2nd article that I've link which actually did mentioned about this difference in win7 full format.:embrass:

You mind show me where you learnt this from? My stand is still that full format just does a additional scan to fix bad sectors compare to quick format, and you can read this Microsoft Support article Differences between a Quick format and a regular format. Here is another article on...

Peace..no offence.;) Sorry if my choice of words seem harsh. I guess I responded becos 1 of your post seem confusing between redundancy and backup.

Since you've added pointers to my post, can I reply now? Yes, 1 & 2 are human errors. But what is the likelihood of same mistake happening twice around the same time? The HDs failure can be caused by the NAS power supply fault. No offence, but this is an open forum right? If it's a...

lolz Carry more than 20kg before the start, . . . . . . ie scuba tank, bcd, regulator, fins + booties, mask, smb, reel, dive comp, camera, housing, strobes + arms. But then once underwater, they are almost weightless. :bsmilie:

The Dicapac is rated for 5m only. Don't think anyone want to use it for diving and risk their DSLR and lens. Don't think there is any housing for DSLR below $1k. Furthermore, you'll need strobe(s).

Too humid, fungi grow. Too dry, increase electrostatic discharge (ESD).

Already told you Raid is not equal to backup. Do a bit of research on this, may be you'll understand better. Eg of situation the Raid will not save you are: 1. Accidental delete of files/folders, 2. Accidental format of wrong partition, 3. Over voltage damaging both HDs simultaneously...

Quick or full format affect the data exactly the same. What full format does that quick doesn't is a full scan.

Raid is more for redundancy than as backup.;) If you accidentally deleted the files, both HDs are affected (which is TS situation). There is also possibility of Raid controller failure and you'll need to get a exact same one in order to access the HDs.

What program?

Is it ok to join your guys from 10am?