Hi all, I recently purchased a Rebel Xti with two lenses: a 70-300mm
and a 17-85mm.  Is there a single lens hood that I can buy that will
work well with both?  In either case, what would you recommend I buy?
Thanks for any input!

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Greetings! I shall be taking an escorted tour of Japan for 12 days
from 15th September to 15th October 2007. I am an USA citizen.  Then I
shall travel to Bangkok and Siem Rep to photograph Ankor Wat. I shall
be probably take 2000 to 3000 pictures during that time. Pictures will

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I would like to hear if anyone can be recommend a good printer
specifically for printing photos. I already have a good laser printer
for general purpose printing.
I would say that my budget is under $400. I would like something Linux

I expected that this would be a frequently asked question but a quick
search of the group did not find many relevant posts.  Anyway, if
someone had the patience to make suggestions for my specific case, I
would be grateful.  I have had a couple of brief attempts previously

I'm looking for a good dealer in Florida (orlando) - as I'm visiting at the
w/e .  Any recommendations.??
Thanks

After reading the post on the Canon 1D mkIII lots of people are talking
about using Nikkon lenses on the canon cameras.
While I have heard of this as a possibility I always thought that it left
you with manual focus and the cons outweighed the pros.

I am having canon A310 and learning photography using it, and now
planing to get other new one. I have seen Canon PowerShot S3 IS and
S5, now confuse between these two. Or if you already know any other
good model which helps more in learning, please let me know. I'd sure

Does anyone know if Nikon has plans for a DSLR with a full size image
sensor?
Thanks

I have a fuji finepix Z5fd
I use a card reader for XD cards to transfer photos from the card to
my XP laptop via windows explorer.
Each time I do a transfer, one pictures gets screwed up.   It looks

I'm looking to buy a wide angle or wide angle zoom lens for my Nikon D50. It
needs to be 18mm or 20mm at least and my price range in $200 to $300. I
would prefer a single length lens or a short zoom. Any thoughts on a good
choice?

Does anyone know if the hyper utility of Fuji allows for PC remote control
of the camera?  So can you shoot with the computer? An English firm claims
you can, but I find nothing else on the net and Fuji is very unclear about
it. In the manual it says that the software is for the ...

Nothing spectacular here, just an observation.  I happened to run
across my golden oldie of a light meter, a Norwood Director, which I
first acquired around 1950 and used for all my film shooting
thereafter.

The first thing I learned when I was a sports marksman with handguns, was to
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may come out better or worse if you do or don´t use your dominant eye.
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