Seems no one mentioned them yet, so here you go! (yeah yeah, I hear
you, all you guys who say "I'm too cool to care about the friggin'
awards!")
D-SLR ENTRY LEVEL      Canon EOS 350D

Has anyone done a comparison between these two lenses ? I'm more than
happy with my Sigma which I bought from B&H a few weeks ago but now I've
just read about the Tamron 18-200 in our local photo mag. I can sell the
Sigma here in South Africa for the same price I paid for it but ...

I am uncertain as to whether I should always take photos as a tiff setting
rather that even the best JPEG .i want the best quality pics when printed.
Thanks
Roy

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1030&message=13898159
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1030&message=13917007
A very convenient resource.
Deryck

I have just bought the above camera and am selling my 300D . I have two lens
the EF 28-80
and the EFS 25-55
which should I keep ? i have to sell one with the 300d

Any thoughts about this lens (70-300mm f/4-5.6D ED AF Zoom-Nikkor --
not the lower priced "G" version) for use on Nikon D70?  I've got the
kit 17-80mm and am looking for a telephoto zoom.  I'm open to
suggestions...

I cannot understand what the Fuji S5100 P mode setting is for that is
described in the manual. Can you explain it to me?

What would be the best camera setting for photographing a parade?
I was thinking of setting the camera to the sports setting (icon of a
golfer) as there is movement in the parade (speed is at walking pace)
and the camera need to re-focus a lot. The only problem is if it's a

Strolling Penquin
http://www.shuttercity.com/ShowPhoto.cfm?PhotoID=94079

I have some photos that suffer from mild vignetting (drop off of
brightness/luminance near the edges). My photo editing software is Paint
Shop Pro 8 but it doesn't have any option for this.  Are there any
plug-ins available that will let me do this correction?  Also, I haven't

There have been a couple of decent American TV shows released recently -
'Lost', for instance.
Now come another one, a Spielberg blockbusting mini-series (apparently)
which is entitled 'Into the West'.

Sorry for my voluminous presence today, but I feel like this is the
best of the bunch.  This goes to reiterate the benefits of digital - I
took about 60 pictures of the spider, and this one is about as good as
I could get.  With 35MM I would have spent quite a bit on film,

I like this one that I took in the back yard yesterday.
http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/44770336/original

http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/news/articles/story_3435.html
Cheers,
Alan

Does anyone other than Benbo make a tripod that has an extension arm,
allowing the camera to move away from the center post, ala, Benbo Trekker?
I am looking for a tripod to hold my digital camera for some macro
photography and the majority of the shots will be down to the subject ...