I am trying to give a visual impact (only, no narrative behind) with
some sort of cinematic mood to my photos.
Grateful if you could have a look at them here:
http://www.pbase.com/alem/apeiron

I read some people are not happy with the Pentax K100D something to do
with poor quality focused images.
Is this a urban myth or is it really so. If this is so is the K100DS any
better?

Does anyone know if the Olympus waterproof camera's have a date stamp?
Thanks

Great news!  The new Mk III hasn't been in the public's hands for a month
and we're getting ready for an onslaught of firmware updates starting with
V1.0.9.  Get all the information and how to get this week's latest rollout
of the firmware.  I wish they would send me my Mk III so I ...

For all the disbelievers, doubters, and mathematically challenged here is a
classic example of picking up camera gear at a bargain and selling it for
profit after 18-months of use.  And this is from one person!  Though his
prices don't meet the 40% off criteria they are an example ...

Blatant Criminal Behavior by the Bush Administration
By Mary Ratcliff
Created Jul 14 2007 - 10:21pm
Did you know that a couple of American attorneys, Wendell Belew and

http://research.microsoft.com/... .../papers/Deblurring_SIGGRAPH07.pdf
This looks interesting.  Suggested implementation is using camera
firmware to create and combine dual exposures in-camera.

Promote your photos for free at new message board:
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Check it out: www.BrandonsMansion.com

I have a Casio EX-Z60.  It is about a year old.  Cost was about 200
dollars.   http://preview.tinyurl.com/2g2dts
How does such a camera determine how much flash power to use?  The
result suggest that there is some sort of intelligent control going on.

If you already live in the DC area, this might be tempting:
http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=59846377&AVSDM=2007%2D07%2D10+
08%3A32%3A02&Logo=0&pg=9&q=survey&sort=rv&FedEmp=Y&vw=d&brd=3876&ss=0&FedPub=Y
Odds are overwhelming that the link won't make it, so I'll try ...

If I take several shots of a large group of people, is there a software to
help me stitch them together?
The common stitching software for scenary won't work because people moves
between shots. If you stitch blindly at the photo boundary, you may get half

I don't get it.  When I'm NOT in macro mode, I can zoom out, put the
lens super close and use manual focus.  Super close, I mean, nearly
touching the subject.
When I put it into macro mode, what am I supposed to be doing?  I can

Will the Nikon TC-17E II AF-S, AF-I Teleconverter work with the Nikon DX  
55-200 AF-S 4-5.6 tele lens?
TIA