I'm transitioning from Windoze to a Mac.  Currently I have my old
Windoze laptop, and 99% of my new image processing is done on the Mac
g5 tower.
The one piece of software that I don't have on the mac -  and need -

It was such a beautiful summer morning that I had to go out to the old
garden to pick the veggies for the day.  I usually don't have a thong, but
something told me to bring one.  I'm so glad I did.
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Aerial Photography in Boston MA
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Hello, All!
Forgive me for repeating this information but I came across a
device for so-called  lens-cap stereo.
http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_3dcap.html

Most of the discussion in these forums are dominated by either Canon
or Nikon. Are other DSLR brands under rated?  I tried a Fuji camera
and it has nice color balance and relatively sharp. The super CCD
sensor must be doing an excellent job. Some Samsung DSLR appears to be

Would it be possible to calculate the (relative) position of the camera
during a panorama sequence and use that information to eliminate the
parallax error?
I know that you can calculate the camera parameters and the camera

I browse through a number of camera reviews in the net, or in photo/
camera magazines. I do not see a camera which has a perfect 10, and
blows out the others from the scale. It appears that all cameras have
mediocre image quality. Some known camera reviews gives image quality

I'm using PS CS2 for any editing that I have to do, and there's one thing
that bothers me sometimes.  When I crop an image, the only way I can see to
do it is to put in a size in inches that I want to crop to.  The problem I'm
having with this is that sometimes I just don't want ...

There's nothing more exciting and erotic than slipping into something
comfortable and curling up for the evening with an old Nikkor while watching
reruns of Larry The Cable Guy.  That's one good-looking redneck!
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I've been using a compact digital for a few years (currently using a
Canon G7), and now want to finally replace my N90x (F90s) 35mm SLR
with a DSLR. I was originally thinking about a Nikon D80 (body only as
to re-use my SLR lenses), but a couple of local retailers are

On the afternoon of June 23 this year, I took some 20 shots of
an unusual, constantly-changing display of colours on the edge
of a cloud, evidently caused by dispersion of sunlight by some
atmospheric condition behind the cloud.

I am looking for an easy to use basic editor for my girlfriend.
AdobePhotoshop is a little too much for her.
She needs to be able to do a little cutting resizing and pasting and maybe
add text.

A friend of mine sent me the link for this. The photo (1 single photo)
measures 28 feet by 108 feet. The camera they used to take this shot was an
aircraft hanger. It has been certified by Guinness as the worlds largest
photograph.

I am running Windows Vista on my PC and burned a DVD of jpegs using
the burn icon in Windows Explorer. I intended these images to be
watched via a DVD player on TV, but they cannot be viewed.
Is there a way to do it with what I already have?

Can someone tell me, or give me a link to a discussion of, which type
of image stabilization is better; optical or digital?
I'm trying to get up to speed on all the changes in the technology in
the 4 years since i bought my last camera.