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Getting back to the main Addiction topic (food), I went out for pizza with the guys last night. Since the family wasn't in tow, I was able to deviate from the usual sausage and/or pepperoni pizza. I went wild. I went crazy. I went with sausage, sauerkraut and banana peppers, a pizza known as The Hammer. Yeah, I droped The Hammer and finished it in one sitting.
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I feel left out with all the camera talk. Guess I should let you know I get to play with a high-speed camera (nac MEMRECAM HX-7) and a Sigma 180mm macro lens on a regular basis. Not sure if they are fancy but they sure were expensive!
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Good lord! I go running and you guys post up three pages. Where's all this activity when I'm bored in the evening?
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592129)
I've been shooting with Zeiss glass (almost) exclusively for a few years (I sold my last Canon lens, the TS-E 90, a little while back). I've been looking forward to moving over to a Sony a7 variant for a year or so, the FF mirrorless platform would be great for my existing glass, but bike crap was the go-to this time around. If a native mount, AF lens can give me the look that I like from my older MF lenses, I'd eventually bite the bullet and spring for it, I think.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592167)
Getting back to the main Addiction topic (food), I went out for pizza with the guys last night. Since the family wasn't in tow, I was able to deviate from the usual sausage and/or pepperoni pizza. I went wild. I went crazy. I went with sausage, sauerkraut and banana peppers, a pizza known as The Hammer. Yeah, I droped The Hammer and finished it in one sitting.
Seriously, glad you enjoyed it. |
Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 19591866)
:bday:
Yes it is! Let's just say that I am still not 70. What should I have for breakfast? |
Forgot to mention, birthday cake will be carrot including pineapple and coconut. Substituting hazelnuts for the pecans or walnuts that I can't have. I could eat a cup of cream cheese frosting with a spoon and be happy.
EDIT: All you eagles will notice that I put down pineapple in the pizza post but will include it in my cake. Everything has its place. |
Originally Posted by PepeM
(Post 19592082)
Doesn't the jersey make up for it? Guess I'll need to get a new bike.
http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.imdserve.co...ug-630-354.jpg Enough color? Can't wait. :love: |
Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 19592227)
So how does Zeiss adapt to both Canon and Sony? Can you convert the same lenses you are using with your Canon bodies to the Sony FF? Do I understand you have been using the Zeiss as MF on the Canon but could use it AF on the Sony? Forgive my density. I had just been letting your Zeiss talk go past me until you mentioned the new Sony lenses.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....qL._SY355_.jpg This provides mechanical coupling between the two and gets the register distance right for proper focusing on the Canon body. Focus and aperture controls are still done the old fashioned way, of course. As far as the Sony, because the a7 line is morrorless and the mount is relatively close to the sensor (doesn't have to allow for mirror swing/striking the rear lens elements) it affords a huge amount of adaptability. I'd just have to buy new adapters after getting the Sony body and I'd be in business. |
:bday: [MENTION=183557]rpenmanparker[/MENTION]
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592260)
The Zeiss that I'm using now is from their Contax line of SLRs. Because of flange differences, a simple adapter can be used to convert from the lens C/Y mount to the Canon body EOS mount -
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....qL._SY355_.jpg This provides mechanical coupling between the two and gets the register distance right for proper focusing on the Canon body. Focus and aperture controls are still done the old fashioned way, of course. As far as the Sony, because the a7 line is morrorless and the mount is relatively close to the sensor (doesn't have to allow for mirror swing/striking the rear lens elements) it affords a huge amount of adaptability. I'd just have to buy new adapters after getting the Sony body and I'd be in business. |
Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 19592229)
The only thing they forgot was the pineapple. Blech!
Seriously, glad you enjoyed it. As far as other toppings go, that place really likes to pile them on. One of my friends gave me some of his leftovers "garbage" pizza to bring home (why he ordered a large, I don't know) - the 10" sq box definitely weighs more than 3 lbs. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592272)
Not something that I'd have regularly, but nice to get off the beaten track once in a while.
As far as other toppings go, that place really likes to pile them on. One of my friends gave me some of his leftovers "garbage" pizza to bring home (why he ordered a large, I don't know) - the 10" sq box definitely weighs more than 3 lbs. |
Originally Posted by Rowan
(Post 19591667)
Yes, a lot. In varying degrees of decay. On the road, on the side of the road, in the ditch. Mostly possums and wallabies. There might be the occasional wombat, rabbit, and Tasmanian devil :( It seems to be a sport here -- hit the defenceless animal and kill it. Mostly happens at night. The smell can be horrendous sometimes. One stretch of road I rode about 14 years ago had a dead animal every 50 yards or so... for 10 miles.
Here road kill is most likely squirrels, followed by skunks. Occasionally there's an opossum, snake, or something else.
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19592097)
Ok, but I'm not to argue with you over this argument. :twitchy:
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 19592150)
@velo_Vol likes the everyday birds. You can't get more everyday than this guy.
P.S. As a moderator you should know how to tag people. Just sayin'.
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19592223)
Good lord! I go running and you guys post up three pages. Where's all this activity when I'm bored in the evening?
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 19592283)
When we were teens, the "garbage" pizza was called the "kitchen sink". It had everything but...
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19592112)
The sun came up this morning and politics aside, the world seems ok. I'm going to live a long time, I'm sure, and my wife is in good spirits this morning. She is complaining of the right side of her torso aching but not hurting so bad that she can't handle it. I said, "Damn, Woman, you had your liver pierced! You can complain a little if you want!. :D
And ... best wishes to you both on the medical front. |
Sausage, mushroom and jalapeno. Banana and any other pepper they may toss in, as well. Thin crust, please. If I wanted my pizza on an angel food cake, I would go the Chicago.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592316)
Well don't leave me hanging! Everything but... what?!
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19592129)
I've been shooting with Zeiss glass (almost) exclusively for a few years (I sold my last Canon lens, the TS-E 90, a little while back). I've been looking forward to moving over to a Sony a7 variant for a year or so, the FF mirrorless platform would be great for my existing glass, but bike crap was the go-to this time around. If a native mount, AF lens can give me the look that I like from my older MF lenses, I'd eventually bite the bullet and spring for it, I think.
By the way, one thing I do love about discussing photo stuff on this site is no one gets crappy about other people's choice of brand. |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19592359)
My understanding, though, is that the AF "Zeiss" lenses for Sony are more normal and lack the Zeiss magic. I could be wrong, though - I haven't exactly paid a ton of attention to Sony gear.
By the way, one thing I do love about discussing photo stuff on this site is no one gets crappy about other people's choice of brand. |
Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 19592295)
You must have missed my bird story last night.
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I'm thinking I'm going to do the 18mph avg group ride tonight. Here we gooooo.
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Construction of two new engineering buildings will begin soon on campus. These buildings will take the place currently used as the main parking lot. Needless to say, parking will become a nightmare soon, they've raised the prices massively and everything and they are basically trying to convince everyone to not drive to campus. Well my advisor, who is super old (like, in his sixties or something :innocent:) decided to get himself an e-bike for his commute. Guess who droped me thing morning. :cry:
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Originally Posted by badger1
(Post 19592318)
I "feel her pain", quite literally, so sympathies to Mrs. Trsnrtr. Had one of those damn tests two years ago, and scheduled for another one in a few weeks.
And ... best wishes to you both on the medical front. |
Originally Posted by topslop1
(Post 19592377)
I'm thinking I'm going to do the 18mph avg group ride tonight. Here we gooooo.
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