Hi, all.
I recently had all my good (Canon) gear stolen in a break-in,
including a 70-200 f/2.8IS lens.
Replacement value of this puppy is just about $2000.

Emptied Wellington  NOT A SOUL on the (normally) busiest street:
Lambton Quay
http://www-2.net/y23.stock.pictures/20081224-wgtn2-no-people/
panorama photo:

or the other one?

Illogical Troll.

This company could write a book about bad business decisions.
Kodak Consumer Digital Imaging sees sales fall
Thursday, 29 October 2009  17:50 GMT
Kodak has reported that its business division that includes digital

Since we're dumping on Brits this week, I thought I'd take the
opportunity to pile on:
http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/beauty/twiggys-photoshopped-olay-ads-banned-in-en
gland-554961/

Here's an article that applies Kevin Maney's "Fidelity vs.
Convenience" guide to the RAW vs. JPG question to show why and how
each approach is successful.
http://esfotoclix.com/blog1/?p=917

Ebay will be awash in these things in a short time and used pricing,
though still high now, will be down in the dumps.  The addition of the
high resolution EVF to the E-P2 proved Olympus released the E-P1 way
too soon, it wasn't finished.  I know it's not in the Japanese genetic

I did this photo about this species:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmyv/4200238699/
Thanks for your technical comments about photography.

Is there an EXIF editor (preferably freeware)
that will allow editing of all fields?
Edit in the app or export-edit-import, doesn't matter.
TIA

amateurphotographer:
Photographer confusion over police stop policy
Thursday 17th December 2009
The City of London Police has repeated its call for photographers to

Many of the anonymous defendants have apologized for the widely
distributed libel about Charles Novins, Esq., who has an excellent
reputation among both his clients and the legal community in general.
A few, possibly even one disgruntled and disturbed individual - hiding

Every time I think I understand this, another thought experiment
comes up, and I realize I may not.
So lets say you have a full-frame 35mm DSLR camera (D700, or
whatever) with a fixed 50mm lens, and you take a landscape picture.

Mich gets going...
He gets a funny look in his eye, and people just kind of clear out of our
way.
One trainer we worked with in San Rafael said it was kind of like the

Took some shots of ornaments on the tree.  Nothing spectacular, just trying
out a few different techniques...
The first one is handheld at 1/8 second at high ISO, so is at best a soft
image, probably some camera shake too.  But, curious how it looks.