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Dan_Dare wrote: > > ron2000 wrote: > > Price difference between D5000 and D90 is not big, nor are specs. > > D5000 has the advantage of swivel LCD, many chose that over D90, not ecause of the price difference. > Not a big difference in Price!! > D90 = $1150 > D5000 = $700 > > $450 is quite alot in my book I think you may be comparing camera kits with different lenses...

I’m considering one of the 055 tripods as well, either the XPROB or maybe just the XB. I’m looking at the 488RC2 for the head; I have the 486RC2 on a monopod and it works quite well for that but I don’t think it would work well on a tripod and I also have the D90/70-300VR combo. I wish I could afford Markins Q3 Emille for the head but alsas it is well out of my limited budget at $269.99.

Thank you for complimment and opinion. Regards

Many post-processing programs (Photoshop Elements, Lightroom, etc) allow you to watermark or print text on images. This is much better than doing it in camera since you can control the size, position and color of your writing. And, if you are using a DSLR you will likely want an editing program.

Its a street shot. You captured a moment. It is interesting. ak71 wrote: > Well, I cropped some cars on the right and kept the side of the building on the left to get a natural "glimpse on life" fill to it. Pot, and red banner are mandatory things for China as I see it. And I actually rushed to the left to get her not to be flat against his "focal point" and to get it some depth... > But thanks, I am glad it...

Photos are excellent, caption, i.e. "Wild Bird," may be misleading.

I think the light (overcast) is a bit boring - but hardly your fault. What you could do, however, is adjust the curves a bit. Especially the 2nd lacks contrast, I think. You could improve the overall result if you play with the curves and make it a tad more vivid

PocketWizards. I've used both the receivers and transceivers over the past two years to control two to three monolights and they've never failed to trigger. I realize they're expensive, but in my experience it's justified.

What is it a picture of, if you know and don't mind my asking?

Everybody has it with the candle part. But thought maybe someone should mention that the camera had the same settings, but not the same exposure settings. You say you were in aperture preferred, so I assume you know that the camera is picking the exposure setting for you in this mode. If you want to see if the camera exposes the same each time with the same settings, you need to go to manual and set the aperture and shutter speed both...