iburyem wrote:


Were you using a point and shoot or a dslr? BTW, a dslr is a digital camera that you can change lenses with. Either way, you can adjust the camera so as not to lose details in the pics.

I was using my Nikon P500, it does take some nice photos, and has 36x zoom as well as a ridiculous amout of options.

I tried to keep a small amount of vital equip and accessories with me as I had huge ruins to climb which had neither railing or safety equipment in place to secure me on my climbing..so what ever I could fit in my camera bag is what came. (digital recorder, k2, laser grid,handheld digital video and my Nikon ) unfortunately the climb required both hands or I could of toted my full spectrum cam as well (I love ir and full spectrum photos in daylight)

I do however plan to go back there next September as well.Hopefully knock on wood I will get some short visits to Cypress, Giza, London and Edinburgh in the next year or so.. If Im really lucky Hungary in the next few years...Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note™, an AT&T LTE smartphone

iburyem wrote:


Sorry about my delay, long week. Can you send me ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) the original audio file clip? The software you're using removed much of the detail and extracted the root frequencies. The trouble is you can't really work much with that because its already modified.

This is the clip made louder and slowed down a bit (while retaining frequencies). But be aware this is made from the already cleaned up version. Not something I normally like doing.