Is there a preferred orientation for storing your a dslr?
I store mine lens up and was wondering should I be storing it lens forward
so not to make it so easy for gravity to leave dust/dirt on the sensor?
Thanks for any replies.

Dear NG,
I thought of buying Casio Exilim Z75, but one thing thats making me
hesitate are the batteries.. I have always the feeling that I
shouldn't buy a camera with "company batteries".. because one day if

Does any one use a software like RSE that is free and can handle Canon
30D. RSE does not. I like the way RSE handled raw on my XT, but now I
am at a loss for the 30D.
TIA,

CMOS vs CCD - why Kodak has used a CMOS sensor in a small-sensor camera.
See:
 http://1000nerds.kodak.com/default.asp?item=664294
David

-- Ken

I've been taking pics in churches,
banquet halls, dances....  with poor results.
I've assembled an inexpensive package
that takes "daylight pics" in the darkest crannys..

I'm a newbie to SLRs. I bought my Canon Rebel XTi and Canon 50mm f/1.8
II just a few days back. I feel the pictures I get are not as sharp as
I expect them to be. An image with 100% crops from pictures taken at
various apertures can be seen at the following link.

I've got a Nikon Coolpix 5700. I took it out yesterday and the screen is
blank, just as if I'd left the lens-cap on. It will display pictures
already on the card, and the menu system works fine, both on the
electronic viewfinder and the screen, but no image at all.

hi gang!,
I'm a 21 yo student,  and I'm struggling for money.
I have a web site parked up for pay per click advertising, Its not
alot

Apparently Sony is coming out with a new 14.8MP camera soon. Since Nikon
uses Sony's chips could this be the next D3's digital sensor?
Press the link and look for the Sony camera. http://www.engadget.com/page/2/

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I made a CD of some jpegs and put it into my DVD player just to see if
it would work. It did, of course, but I'm a little behind the times.
But...
The pictures, many of which were of waterfalls, looked "pebbly" to use

After seeing many sites with beautiful photos, I´m coming to the conclusion
that nearly all DSLR camera´s have a big problem with depth of field.
Nikon D80, Canon 400D, etc. Especially with macro pics I see the front of a
bee or fly sharp, but the body is already out of focus.

I have not found any stereoscopic cameras that meet my needs, so I
would like to assemble something that might. I want to rig two point-
and-shoot digital cameras together so they will record a stereoscopic
image. The problem is synchronizing the shutters. It should be

Not allowed to take
a picture!.
Hi all
Decided to go out today to take some pictures of  around the Temple Quay