Here's a gallery I've put together from some of my "Roadkill" shots.
As you may know, a "Roadkill" shot is defined as any photograph taken
from a car window.
http://www.pbase.com/bret/roadkill

I am on the hunt to find a digital camera that takes both decent stills
plus video w/sound in the less than $500 range.  I currently have a
Kodak 3mp and sony 8mm that is around 9 years old and would love to
have one unit that can do both and store at least 30 minutes of video.

All my images lately have this lovely smudge near the upper left corner
...
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So, I decided to go to digital and decided to go with a Fuji S5200. I do a
lot of rail photography and was advised that I could get very fast
continuous shooting with a nice image with it. Reviews seemed good and I
like the work others in a few rail groups submit with their S5100 ...

These two photos were taken just a few seconds apart. The first was
taken at f/4 and 1/6 second; the other at f/22 and 5 seconds.
http://homepage.mac.com/christopherjcampbell/Problem%20Photos/
I can understand the star filter effect might be caused by stopping

looking for Portrait Photography courses/seminars in the Silicon Valley
area
do you know of one ?

I have some irreplaceable digital photos that were taken
at a crime scene by law enforcement (possibly on a Sony
FD Mavica digital camera) and 12 of the 13 photos will not
open. I have tried several different viewers and the best error

I love Irfanview, except that I can't batch a job to lossless
autorotate jpegs.  Is there another program that does everything
Irfanview does *plus* batch lossless autorotate jpegs?  Or is there a
hack/way to get it to batch the lossless autorotate function?

"...I got your Happy St. Patrick's Day right here, punk!"
http://www.pbase.com/markuson/image/57582367/original

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When a problem is uncovered during "Color Proofing" in Photoshop CS2,
how do I fix the image so that the printer will be able to handle the
colors correctly?  I have a specific example of what I'm talking
about that you can see here:

I have the above camera and it is now started causing problems. The
first problem is if you change a setting e.g. change from Small to
Large photos and then turn the camera off and on it has lost that
setting. This happens with all the settings. Another problem is even

I have been considering purchasing a mono pod to replace the heavy tripod
that I now use on my Canon D20.  In most cases, I would still use the
tripod...but I'm finding that I'm hiking into the back country and/or
chasing wildlife around in areas where footing is not the best and ...

I want to get my first "L" lens and am seriously considering the subject
70-200 from Canon.  I have a 20D and take photos mainly of my wife's
orchids, my dog and scenic vistas.  The lens weighs about 3.5 lb.. I believe
and am wondering how unwieldy this is on an extended shoot.  ...

someone wants to practically give one away to me, and i wanted to see if
there are any examples of shots from them that anyone has uploaded
somewhere. i don't trust the photo review sites.
and what size is the largest "good" print you have gotten from it? i