Are there any clever techniques for estimating the distance of objects
in photos please? I'm trying to see how accurately I can 'geo-tag'
some photos. Here are a few examples:
http://www.terrypin.dial.pipex.com/Walks/TP05/walkphotos05.htm

I need to replace my Nikon Coolpix 5700 which I think has an irreparable
problem.  I am looking at a Nikon D40 since it will use my zoom lenses, but
I am concerned about shutter lag time.  I have  lost a lot of excellent
sports photos and kid pix because of the 5 hour (or so it ...

  people i have been suffering a serious problem,i formate camera's
sd card there was some important pic.can u people help me to get rid
of this.i want some software to recover this,

  I am trying to do geotag my pictures. The problem is that all the
solutions have too much of GUI and thereby slow for my needs. I have
tried using Picasa/Google Earth and  WWMX location stamper, both of
which are slow for my purposes. I have also tried checking exiftool,

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What is the best way to set up the FZ-20 to get pics of kids in low
light?  This situation requires large lens openings, and yet
reasonably fast shutter speeds because the little brats won't sit
still.  How should I set up these things to optimize the camera:

Just a couple of days ago - after a great deal of research - I
purchased a Nikon D40x, and let me say I'm as pleased with this camera
as I could possibly be!  I mean WOW!  It's fun to use and easy too,
and the picture quality is astounding.  I'm sure this is only the

I am curious. Are there any small digital cameras that are small (to fit
in pant pockets) and light for macro shots (e.g., take photographs of
ants)? I noticed in the past, cameras are big and heavy due to the big
lens.

Sorry, a newby question.
Can anyone point me towards some freeware that allows me to join two
or more .jpg images to make a composite image, and save it as one .jpg
file. It should be simple but the software I have presently does

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