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Using Illustrator CS3 I created numerous rectangles. Then I used Effect -> Styleize -> Rounded Corners. Now I wish to undo the rounded corners and go back to right angle corners. But I am not able to turn the effect off using the same method as above. I'm hoping there's a better way than to recreate the rectangles because they are now part of groups that have other objects with them. You're     

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Author: c2497
Date: Aug 9, 2008 05:40

I just learned what a monopod is while reading this thread. Something I will likely get. Chris <pohutukawa_flower@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1166405612.264588@ftpsrv1... have you considered using a monopod? takes up almost no floorspace and can be discreetly adjusted to eyelevel even when seated, and is of great assistance especially if you already have a steady hand,
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have you considered using a monopod? takes up almost no floorspace and can be discreetly adjusted to eyelevel even when seated, and is of great assistance especially if you already have a steady hand, eliminating all vertical shake and some horizontal too "tja" <notsupplied@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:78ehh.793$Ei5.610@trndny05... >I have a Canon 30d. > I don't think a tripod would     

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Author: satrop
Date: Feb 7, 2007 17:39

I have a Canon 30d. I don't think a tripod would be practical for this but I do have the Iso setting options. This is what the auditorium looks like. http://www.soldiersandsailorshall.org/rental/am%%202.html About 25 years ago I tried to take pictures at a concert with an SLR film camera that I borrowed from school and they came out awful. I'm hoping that I could do a little better this
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I have a similar camera to yours, a k100d. It has image stabilization, the k110d doesn't. Which do you have? If you have mine, it is entirely possible, but I recomend trying to use a tripod. Iso 800 or 400. Shutter speeds around a twentieth and widest apature. There will be some blurr, but if you do it right it will look styleized and artistic. tja wrote: > I'm taking my 10yr old son     

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Author: tja
Date: Dec 17, 2006 18:06

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Author: pohutukawa_flower
Date: Dec 17, 2006 17:37

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Author: tja
Date: Dec 17, 2006 08:21

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Author: Mrako
Date: Dec 17, 2006 07:15

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