PM40 pics

[Raoul]

Greetings everyone. I just ran across this site. It's great to have our own forum. Since there doesn't seem to be a PM40 pic thread I thought I'd start one.

Here's my daily carry weapon:

http://naws.com/PM_40.jpg

[Sandyman]

Nice book :)

[Sunaru]

How is the recoil? What is your choice of ammo, 135, 155, 165, or 180 grain? What type of holster do you carry it in? I think your pictured sealed it for me!!

[In-Yo-Grill]

Looks great. Did you buy it new or used?

[kahrs&cars]

Hello my fellow Kahr toting friends. My apologies for the awful quality low res pictures. I had to use the web cam but i could not resist the urge to participate...ENJOY!

Cant wait to see what other baby Kahr's join in the pagent:)

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/MegadetH72/222355.jpg http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/MegadetH72/222144-1.jpg http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/MegadetH72/222509-1.jpg http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/MegadetH72/221851-1.jpg

[kahrs&cars]

Greetings everyone. I just ran across this site. It's great to have our own forum. Since there doesn't seem to be a PM40 pic thread I thought I'd start one.

Here's my daily carry weapon:

http://naws.com/PM_40.jpg

Welcome to the forum, i'm new myself and am very happy to be here as well. WOW!...i must say that's one incredible piece of gun porn, what did you take the picture with?

Now lets see them PM 40's everyone:D

[Raoul]

Thanks.
Canon 40D, Canon EFS-10-22 lens.
Focal length 22mm, f 4.5, ISO 800.

You asked...:D

[kahrs&cars]

Thanks.
Canon 40D, Canon EFS-10-22 lens.
Focal length 22mm, f 4.5, ISO 800.

You asked...:D

Hmmmm??? .Now why did i not think for a second that you weren't going to tell me it was a Wal-Mart special $99.99 Sony Cybershot:rolleyes:

[wyntrout]

Raoul, I have a question for you. I have been taking my 12M-pixel photos (Canon PowerShot SD780 IS) ~3MB and cropping them under Microsoft FAX/Picture viewer, or whatever, and then resizing them to 640x480 to give me the 97KB or so that the Upload manager supposedly limits jpg photos to. I have to save the file after each edit, between operations. Are the "limitations" loose or something? I see quite a bit larger and better looking hi-res files all of the time. What do you do to resize? I'm envious!
Wynn

[Raoul]

Hmmmm??? .Now why did i not think for a second that you weren't going to tell me it was a Wal-Mart special $99.99 Sony Cybershot:rolleyes:

I'm a camera junkie too. I don't necessarily need the newest or the most expensive, but I've shot Canon for years, so I've got a lot of glass around. My carry camera is a Rebel XT. The 40D I use for special projects, the occasional wedding, graduation, concerts, etc.

[Raoul]

Raoul, I have a question for you. I have been taking my 12M-pixel photos (Canon PowerShot SD780 IS) ~3MB and cropping them under Microsoft FAX/Picture viewer, or whatever, and then resizing them to 640x480 to give me the 97KB or so that the Upload manager supposedly limits jpg photos to. I have to save the file after each edit, between operations. Are the "limitations" loose or something? I see quite a bit larger and better looking hi-res files all of the time. What do you do to resize? I'm envious!
Wynn

Hey Wynn,
Are you storing the pics on the KT server? I typically keep my resoulution pretty high. That particular pic measures 960x671 pixels, or 4" x 2.8" , resolution is 240 and size is 315kb.
I don't store my pics on the KT server. I use a link to the pic instead and store them on a domain I keep.
You might think about setting up an account at one of the free image sites then your images can be a higher resolution.
Try looking at photobucket, snapfish, even photoshop.com.

[wyntrout]

Thanks, Raoul, for the info. I have used Yahoo's flickR a little, but I'm not sure about how to use it for this purpose. I guess that I could experiment.
Wynn:)

I have a Fuji 3-megapixel kind of SLR that I got in 2002 before my wife's folks' 25th Anniversary (Step-dad)-- it has a digital viewfinder, but it's the size of the analog SLR 35mm -- kind of clunky. I bought this sub-compact Canon SD780 IX (12MP). It has an optical viewfinder and takes HD video at 720P and 30 fps. I got this for my daughter's wedding last October. It's easy to use and I have been using it a lot to take pictures of guns, ammo, etc. This one fits in my pocket and I have it on a lanyard so I don't drop it. I was shooting and snapping pix at the range after each magazine or two, before patching the target up. I forgot a pen and paper -- in a hurry to try out the PM9! -- to document stuff. Got excited!
I love swapping pictures here... better than porn sites.:D And I love getting back into shooting. I really miss reloading, but it's impractical when you can't pick up brass at the indoor range and I can buy target ammo cheaper than I can buy used brass and make my own.
Thanks again.
Wynn:)