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  1. rkw

    rkw Well-Known Member

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    #2 Dave.0, Apr 28, 2012
    Those are some cool pictures.
     
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    #3 minimark, Apr 28, 2012
    Last pic? Lol
     
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    #4 Mr. Jim, Apr 28, 2012
    Nice! What is that a 30 ton?
     
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    #5 minimark, Apr 28, 2012
    I wouldn't be showing it off, they've been stealing them around here...we had both units (not that large) stolen a month ago.... Police and my insurance people said it is a big problem. The crooks want the copper out of them....
     
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    #6 Rawhyde, Apr 28, 2012
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    It's a 7.5 ton unit. It'll take a mighty big crane to set that one because it's about 120' from the edge I set a 60 ton on another building two years ago.

    The crooks have been gutting smaller rooftop units around Chattanooga for a few years. Most of my buildings have pretty good security, and the roof access is from inside the building. The buildings that have an exterior ladder have guard shacks.
     
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    #8 rum4, Apr 29, 2012
    great pics
     
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    #9 Mononoke, Apr 30, 2012
    Good flow of colors!~
     
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    #10 Rawhyde, Apr 30, 2012
    Thamks for the retouching! That is exactly the effect I was trying to get when I released the shutter. I don't have a tilt shift lens. (The astounding price and limited utility pretty much guarantee that I'll never have one...)
     
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    #11 rkw, May 1, 2012
    There are tutorials on the web for creating tilt shift with Photoshop, but I Googled and found websites that apply the effect to any photo, like the link I gave earlier (for http://tiltshiftmaker.com/).
     
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    #12 Jason Montague, May 1, 2012
    :cornut: I love the American Flag(pre 1775) :lol::lol::lol::Thumbsup:

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