A friend of mine just go his D200 today and I went over to take a look. It's
very nice. As previously indicated, it's well built and feels good in your
hands. Its very similar in size, shape, and weight to my 20D.
It has more rubber padding on it compared to the 20D which ...

In April I'll be going to South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and various
southern African nations for a month's holiday, and naturally I will be
taking my camera (Fuji S5500 in case anyone's interested) with me.  I fully
expect to fill a 1GB xD card many times over, however I (1) do ...

I'm looking for a mat cutter recommendation.
I have a small mat cutter that requires use of
a ruler and pencil markings, and you have to hold the
ruler while you make the cut.  I would like a real

I'm using regular alkaline batteries in my tiny Sony Cybershot U30 and
I'm only getting a few flash pics per set of batteries. When I check
the batt's afterward they still read "green" or good/fresh. I can get
maybe 50 pics per fresh batt set without flash. Is the cam bad in some

I bought a Polaroid P-500 printer, discontinued and being cleared out
apparently by everyone. I thought, great, a little printer I can put in
my pocket and preview a shoot without batteries or adapters.
But I can't get it to print. I've gone through the manual and checked

What lens or lenses are people using with the 17-40L on 1.6x DSLR's? The
70-200 f4 L seems popular, but what about filling that 40-70 range?
Just looking for some ideas and recommendations
Nick

I have been looking at the various brands of memory cards. I was in
Walmart and saw an SD 256 Impact one for $19.95 (Canadian) Is there a
difference? I have just switched to digital in the last year. I have
had Sandisk up until now. I have Canon and now I just purchased the

I saw single-use digital cameras in a store catalog somewhere.  What's up
with that?  If it's single-use, what difference does it make to the
consumer whether there's film or a flash card inside?  Somebody pleae tell
me they're reused and not simply discarded.

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#20 of 24 is a tiling of 6 images from the London underground bombing.
The shots were captured on cellphones in near darkness.
I guess it goes to show that interesting or important subject matter

My Sony P200 camera has a 'feature' whereby the lens closes after about a
minute of inactivity, presumably to save battery life.
If I attach the camera to an adapter which is in turn attached to my
telescope this will, presumably, damage the lens when it tries to shut.

I am interested in the Olympus EVOLT E-300 Digital SLR.  I have read
several threads about it here, and folks seem to have a fair amount to
say about the size of the E-300 image sensor.  Now, I hate to get into
any discussion of whether size alone matters, so suffice it to say that

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I have a Fujifilm A210 camera that came with a 16 MB  TYPE M xd card.
I wish to upgrade & purchase a 512mb xd card for the camera.  All of
the local stores are selling only TYPE M xd cards.  I called Fuji Tech
support & they say that TYPE M cards are NOT compatible with the A210

How to process a RAW file to give images that "Velvia" look ? It's
probably not just a saturation boost. I heard you have to play with the
curves or enhance selectively the blues and greens. Has anybody tried
this?

Is it only the size of the sensor? In other words, if I use
the same lens (say 50mm), focused the same way, on a film
SLR and on a DSLR, both cameras viewing the same scene from the
same vantage point, then the image taken by the DSLR will simply