I'm planning on purchasing a Nikon D80 soon, but I just want to
make sure the following workflow is OK under Linux:
1) The camera is connected via USB and the RAW files downloaded
  using gphoto2:

My Canon XTi flash flashes like a strobe light with mutiple fast flashes
when going to take a picture.  Also the flash automatically pops up even
when outside in normal daylight.  Anyone with a XTi experience this or heard
of this?  Thanks so much.

I have had a Kodak C743 Camera for about a year.  I had the small
recharging dock connected to my PC with no problems.  I was able to
transfer etc using Kodak EasyShare software and everything was OK.
Last week I got a Kodak G610 Printer Dock as a gift.  I disconnected

I notice almost all compact digi cameras come with software.  Is this
software _necessary_ for downloading pix/JPEGs to PC via the USB..?
Or is the camera like my external HD which behaves just like USB
flash.

I can't seem to locate a driver for my Win98 SE system to allow
unloading my Canon A460 pictures. The CD software that came with the
camera says I need Win2000 or higher and higher screen resolution. All
I want to do is get the pictures on the disk so I can edit them with

I shoot video and photography, and have a job on a seven day Carribean
cruise.An assistant and I will be shooting video and photo highlights
of this charter, and I have a question about a portrait session. We
have to deliver an edited video/ phot highlight dvd on the last night

I recently used my Nikon D50 abroad it was working fine for about 20
pictures then I got a (CHR) flashing indicator. Then it worked again and
then same thing happened. The manual indicated a memory card problem however
I was using this camera in temperature of -9 which although ...

I just shot some test images today with my new Nikon D3.
I noticed that a number of .NEF images today (FX format, ISO 200, 14 bit
RAW) are 15-16mb each in size.
Two years ago I shot a number of .NEF images with my D2X that are 19-20mb

Ok, I know I'm probably going to regret this but....
I just got a used Nikon D200 on ebay and bought the 18-200 VR zoom
lens and here is my first set of shots taken with it on a little
walkaround tour of New Hope, PA:

There are two ways to reduce noise in low light shooting. The most obvious
is to make the pixel bigger, thus making the whole sensor bigger at same
resolution. Another way is to reduce the ISO and make the lense faster. E.g.
Instead of shooting at ISO 100 F4, shoot at ISO 25 at ...

Balked at paying $8/pair for ID photos.  I needed three pairs, so it
was going to get a bit pricey.  I also hate it when the shot looks
bad; even if they offer to retake it, I typically feel bad about it.
Thankfully most US government agencies have gotten rid of their

I am looking for opinions on this lens for a Canon Rebel.  The specs
look promising if it is any good offering a single lens that would
cover a very broad range of situations.

Had this camera a number of years and been very pleased with it and looking
to find replacement but wonder what to look at next?
I looked on DP Review but wonder if anyone has any tips based on my actual
needs. Looking for: more than 4 times optical zoom, anti shake, not SLR &

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