I thought this NG needed some content.
Here is one I took from the top of the Arc De Triomphe. Interesting EXIF.
http://www.mhmyers.com/d80/DSC_20520w.jpg

When it comes to building the ultimate Usenet box there's no limits to
getting flush when selecting the proper hardware!  Selecting the proper MB
is very important!  This is where the Supermicro X8SAX comes in.  Pair it
with a super fast i7 chip and 12GB on ECC memory and you have a ...

I'm in need of a Fujifilm finepix f401 driver for the USB on a win98se
machine (my father's).
The original disc is awol and the fuji.com site has two 2-3Mb files which
I've downloaded, one looked promising but must be corrupt as the archive

I'm hearing an reading only great things about the Canon Rebel T1i and
am pretty decided on getting one. I was wondering if anyone knew of
any drawbacks with the camera. Thanks!

I have a Panasonic dmc-fx07 (I would not recommend them; don't seem
very rugged)
I tried to fix a 'please turn camera off and then on again' error.  I
see on the net dirt might have something to do with the lens extending

Cropping guilt nagged me for years until recently, when I realized
that cropping could teach me how to make better framing choices. In
quiet reflection in front of my computer monitor I began asking, “if I
were taking this shot right now, how would I frame it differently, and

I had the opportunity to do this photo, when in this winter appeared a solar
shine:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/3828078589/
Likewise, I upload these brief videos:

In these days was remembered the Independence day of my country, and I had
the opportunity to do this photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/3770462326/
In these moments we are in winter, and I tried to do the photo the most

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/photography-equipment-products-news-reviews/1
74780-dont-buy-yongnuo-clones-sd-8a-sd-9-yf-17-yf-18-a.html
Not charging is mild.  Wait till they burn up inside the camera.  I
saw this actually happen to a D2x Nikon.  Smoke started coming out of
it on ...

They did an article on it in Amateur Photographer (British) in the Aug
1st issue.  I didn't like it.  So I sent them an email with 5-6
reasons why using a small astronomical scope was better.  They
published it in their Aug. 22 issue.  The main problem with spotting

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I downloaded photos from my camera to my PC. Edited and rotated those
that needed rotating. Copied them to my USB device.
When I go to play them back on my DVD the ones I have rotated upright
are still on their side!

When the new 300's were released, I knew they were going to be
cruddy.  Visually, they look like s---, functionally they aren't too
good either.  Aimed SQUARELY at soccer moms and P&S migrants, they
dont begin to show the kind of inventiveness as the admirable A700 and

Fewer megapixels, higher sensitivity, lower noise. (claimed)
Hmmm.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0908/09081908canong11.asp
Eric Miller

http://www.snaps.blind-apertures.ca/index.html
Hopefully, the code issues have been resolved...
But, let me know if you still have trouble.
Take Care,