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Post by JD on Nov 12, 2004 1:00:01 GMT -5
Just wondering if any cadets or recent graduates can shed light on options for me to grab pics off my digital camera and burn to a CD.
Will depot computers work or will I just have to prey a troopmate has a laptop with a burner that they'll graciously let me use every now and again??
Thanks
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Post by Back in E on Nov 13, 2004 7:48:13 GMT -5
I was never able to get my usb cable to work with the depot computers. I doubt there are any troops these days without at least a couple guys with decent laptops, though. Mine had five guys with good laptops.
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Post by JD on Nov 13, 2004 10:52:18 GMT -5
Cool.. thanks for the reply.
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Post by MickinD on Nov 13, 2004 15:11:15 GMT -5
You guys bring them to class? isnt it a pain in the ass to bring them or do you use them after class
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Post by JD on Nov 13, 2004 20:05:00 GMT -5
You guys bring them to class? isnt it a pain in the ass to bring them or do you use them after class The camera is of course small and would fit easily in a pocket.. not a big deal. |
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Post by kdiv on Dec 12, 2004 3:50:02 GMT -5
You guys bring them to class? isnt it a pain in the ass to bring them or do you use them after class You are issued a blue bag which you carry all your books and other gear in and there is more than enough room to fit a camera in it most of the time. There are picture moments everyday in each of the classes that you would want to capture so having your camera handy is great. Mind ya at the end of the six months you will spend most of your time erasing the pictures of the people you have grown to hate.....  |
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Post by the spyder on Dec 12, 2004 16:26:15 GMT -5
I am totally planning on bringing my camera, and my video camera too. I hear they stopped allowing the professional videographers to tape certain events (pepper spray, parades, etc), so I want to have my video camera handy incase I am allowed to tape this kinda stuff.
If anyone knows that it's not allowed, let me know, otherwise I keep with my plan of bringing it.
Oh, and I am sure hoping someone in my troop has a laptop for the digital stills!!
Cheers.
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Post by kdiv on Dec 29, 2004 0:24:01 GMT -5
I am totally planning on bringing my camera, and my video camera too. I hear they stopped allowing the professional videographers to tape certain events (pepper spray, parades, etc), so I want to have my video camera handy incase I am allowed to tape this kinda stuff. If anyone knows that it's not allowed, let me know, otherwise I keep with my plan of bringing it. Oh, and I am sure hoping someone in my troop has a laptop for the digital stills!! Cheers. You are allowed to have a camera at most events even pepper spray day. We were allowed to have a before and an after picture. I think as long as the person knows that picture is being taken and is okay with it then the facilitor may allow it, ask first. Don't hesitate to bring both still and video with you, there are a lot of memories to capture. And it's almost a sure thing that someone in your troop will have a laptop as there were 3 in mine. Cheers and good luck! |
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