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Thanks a lot Mark I'll try some imports tonight using Agfa settings. Its a pretty slow process, but I'll start the first few. Thanks again Colin

Hi all- I'm an avid amateur photographer in NYC; I mainly take architecture shots. This afternoon, I took my 40D for a nice walk across the George Washington Bridge in Manhattan (lived here all my life, just never found the time until today to take that hike). I took several pictures of the bridge from the city streets and several while walking on the pathway (it's a damn fine-...

Mike, The reason I've stopped responding is because I realize that hardly anybody gets what I'm trying to convey. Your response is a case in point: Mike, "Actually with live view and hooked up to a digital projector, it's MUCH easier to teach a large group about the effects of aperture and shutter speed, and you can do it LIVE. Having helped people learn photography pre-digital and today, it...

Rriley wrote: > can anyone think of a decent way to crop consistently with 3x2 to 4x3 > i never found one There's a place called "KatzEye"? that makes custom focusing screens for DSLRs. They have some focusing screens with marks or rectangular frames for composing to different aspect ratios ... I know I saw 8x10, not sure if they had 4x3. Anyway, if you composed using a screen ...

When are the best times to see the fall colors near the Sleeping Bear Dunes near Traverse City MI? Are there particular lakes you'd recommend for Moose, morning mist, and shore fall colors?

I have bought most of my camera equipment from B & H. Once I got a new lens that I felt was soft. I called and they received it back, no questions asked. I was pleased. -- Suzanne Canon Rebel XTi (400d) Canon 28-135mm IS zoom Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 zoom...LOVE IT! Tamron 18-250mm zoom Canon G3 & G9 Point & Shoot--love this little camera/video

The Mayor's Film Office just went through a big song and dance over their new rule making procedures, sent copies of the rules out (pointed out how much good the office was doing as well). Copies of any letters ought to be sent to the Mayor's Film Office.

Hi I know yet another m43 thread, but bear with me. I've read several m43 threads here and must admit that I'm quite excited at the prospect of a small camera with excellent IQ. I read about your hopes and concerns but am interested in knowing what you really would consider the singlemost important reason for loosing interest in m34? For me it would be an underspec'ed EVF. I've owned ...

borisboomboom wrote: > > > > flickr is the best and there are always people that have a problem > with "the best". you'll find plenty of people trash-talking it. > > > > cant find smugrug, having problems linking to site > > "smugmug" isn't worth finding. go with flickr and be one of the > millions of happy customers. > I'm one of those millions (...

borisboomboom wrote: > i don't like your attitude (in this thread or any other) so expect no > samples. What a way to prove your point: Make an outrageous statement, then become pouty if someone doesn't bend over and worship your wisdom - and therefore refuse to show any kind of proof of your statement. Show us yer pudding, mister!

Mike, The reason I've stopped responding is because I realize that hardly anybody gets what I'm trying to convey. Your response is a case in point: Mike, "Actually with live view and hooked up to a digital projector, it's MUCH easier to teach a large group about the effects of aperture and shutter speed, and you can do it LIVE. Having helped people learn photography pre-digital and today, it...

Rriley wrote: > can anyone think of a decent way to crop consistently with 3x2 to 4x3 > i never found one There's a place called "KatzEye"? that makes custom focusing screens for DSLRs. They have some focusing screens with marks or rectangular frames for composing to different aspect ratios ... I know I saw 8x10, not sure if they had 4x3. Anyway, if you composed using a screen ...

I know what you mean... i also hate how cars STILL only have 4 wheels... and you still have to steer with some round thing... no innovation at all. Jonathan Demarais wrote: > ZERO innovation when it comes to the body. Features galore, but no > progress on innovative body configurations. That died in the 1990s > with some radical SLR designs. IMO, the last really interesting DSLR > ...

By saying any camera is better than another, you call into question the person's judgment, intelligence and taste!! -- Image control: Zoom out | Zoom 100% | Zoom in | Expand / Contract | New window 'I cried because I had no E-3. Then I met a man with no E-510' Olympus E-410, E-330, Nikon D100 & Pentax K20D. 40 lenses of various types

Hi all- I'm an avid amateur photographer in NYC; I mainly take architecture shots. This afternoon, I took my 40D for a nice walk across the George Washington Bridge in Manhattan (lived here all my life, just never found the time until today to take that hike). I took several pictures of the bridge from the city streets and several while walking on the pathway (it's a damn fine-...

But it seems many sports photogs do it (check Olympics and now US Open, black lenses suddenly showing in unexpected numbers, and brand new ones at that!) and most newcomers also do it. Once a brand is seen as leading the pack, the hordes follow. But Canon is doing well, the 450D is a very nice entry-level camera, and I bet the new 5D is here before the Photokina. BTW: I'm a Canon/Nikon ...

All else aside, it seems that the translation was an extremely crude machine translation. I am not so sure about the translation into "coward". Joseph S Wisniewski wrote: > 2005, Here's one where CDI violated embargo, and called dpReview > "coward" for not doing so. > > http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1 036&message=14757333

jezsik wrote: > > It strikes me that it won't be too long before manufacturers come up > with a sensor that can capture more dynamic range and allow for > in-camera image processing. > > The question is, how long? Um...it'll be done Tuesday. -- Image control: Zoom out | Zoom 100% | Zoom in | Expand / Contract | New window

Bob Carthy wrote: > I'm just curious to see how many of you use the video feature on your > cameras extensively. I've had it available to me for the last several > years but have never used it much and have almost always deleted the > videos after watching them a few times. How many of you really get > into organizing and storing them? I'm curious because I think Nikon > must have ...

The Mayor's Film Office just went through a big song and dance over their new rule making procedures, sent copies of the rules out (pointed out how much good the office was doing as well). Copies of any letters ought to be sent to the Mayor's Film Office.