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Quote: Originally Posted by Doug b Well exactly. This is what it boils down to in the end. Every person's body shape and parts are different in one way or the other. Even if they look similar, it's possible that a person may have arthritis which affects a certain part of their hand(s) or some structural difference which makes a Canon or Nikon or name your brand, more comfortable than anything else. So you have to remain true to...

I think I've narrowed it down to either the Canon 50D or the Nikon D90. Any advice? To RayLee: I'm planning on shooting mostly landscape/close range, not a whole lot of sports or portraits, and size/weight is no issue because I've been lugging around a 35mm for a while.

Seems interesting although I wonder if you really need all that background? Especially when all your information is crammed into that little tag. Where the string goes through the red circle...shouldn't that be the same color as the background and not stark white? I would also reconsider some of the color choices for your ornaments, just for consistency. Some of the colors kind of come out of no where...if you are going for that muted...

Thanks for the comments Crimson, will do a re-edit.

You already have a midrange zoom. So if I were you I'd be looking for extending my optical range one way or the other. I have the 10-22mm Canon zoom an can attest to its quality. It's not a fisheye, but the wide angle is spectacular. I also have the 70-300 DO and it really is a champ for carrying around and getting close to your subject. I like its compact size.

Hi there, thanks for the reply! I need to work on layouts and be able to save for print or web.. Any suggestions to get me through till the new year? I had already downloaded the Illustrator 30 day and it is now expired I know I have to buy it but it's just not an option at the moment. I just downloaded Inkscape.. I'm not familiar with it but I'll give it a try. Thanks so much!

I've recommended this site before...I'm not a photographer so it sounds good to me, but I've had someone tell me Ken Rockwell didn't know what he was talking about. Alas he wouldn't explain why so I'm going to share the link again...it sounds well thought out to me. Ken Rockwell - Recommended Cameras __________________ http://www.highpriming.com http://www.highcaliberguns.com http://www.thesitterdowners.com

Quote: Originally Posted by CrimsonRequiem Better, but I can still see the slight imperfection on the 2nd C where it touches the W. >_<" I see the imperfection too, The two Cs are also not at the right angle.

So, us GIMP users are not "cheaping out." We are just using software which works fine for us and doesn't cost us. The operating system is where the polish is most important, and OS X offers better polish than any OS available (and I have used Win 98, XP, Vista, a drop of 7, Ubuntu, gOS, Puppy Linux, drop of Xubuntu, drop of DSL, a drop of Slax, and maybe another OS besides that other than Leopard). As long as you are...

i just put this together. let me know your thoughts