I am currently happily using an EOS 3 with
28mm f2.8
50mm f1.8
100mm f2

I'm interested in what a 50mm or 100mm macro lens can be used for. Is
is strictly (or, primarily) for macro work? Or, may they also be used
for portraits and landscapes?
Presently, I have 18-55mm and 70-300mm lenses for my Canon DSL camera

irfanview 3.98 has the nice feature that it can display EXIF-fields.
Unfortunately, this does not seem to work if irfanview is started from a  
CD.
I haven't been able to figure why.

Water spot on the lens of a camera.
My camera and I fell into a lake while canoeing. After an attempt to
dessicate the camera, there remained a water spot the size of a pea in
the middle of the lens. I sent the camera to Canon to get the spot

Make Digital Photo Album DVD and Watch Slideshow on TV
DVD Photo Slideshow allows you to make use of your DVD or CD burner to
create entertaining slide show you can watch on TV. With a few clicks,
DVD Photo Slideshow creates an exciting digital photo album with music,

I like to goin you because i can sent you a lot of perfect picture.

I have just been playing around with the video on this camera.  Same
question... different day.... anyone know  how to transfer these files to
the PC without emailing each one? Cingular is being very secretive about
this -- not much help -- and Motorola the same.  Very strange for ...

NECESITA DINERO RAPIDO?, LEA ESTE

Please Check the Link:
http://rarephotographs.blogspot.com

does anyone know a support email address of Pentax in Japan?
(They have a WWW form for support, but only in Japanese... standard
guesses like support@pentax.co.jp don't work.)
Thanks,

Yesssssss, of courses its the FinePix F30
http://www.jcjee.com/blog/?p=3#prepurchasethoughts
K202

I have recently streamlined my site displaying before/after historical
imagery.
Interested in any feed back
http://www.quietrealm.com/retroshift/

From: "Gordon Powell" <icebergs@nycap.rr.com>
Subject: Optimizing Images (D70)
Date: 13 August 2006 12:10
The D70 gives you the option of 'optimizing' in the following ways:

I recently purchased a 1GB Olympus Type H card for my C5000.  When I
start the camera up, it takes a good 10-12 seconds for the red light
(card read) to stop for me to take my first picture.  My 32MB card
doesn't have this issue.  Is this normal?  I formatted the card and

I'd like to measure the dynamic range of my digicam.
How would I go about it?
Are there special targets for this?
Lots of Greetings!