I am thinking of upgrading from my old Canon A-1 to a Maxxum 7.The
specifications of the Maxxum 7 state that there is a diopter adjustment of -2.5
to +0.5. (It also seems to be fact that the viewfinder in any 35mm camera
itself presents a -1 diopter shift.) I am farsighted so to see ...

I am going to be importing some film in bulk from B&H in the next few
weeks, but I need to find out a few things first.
1. What are user opinions of the New Velvia 100? How does the saturation
compare to the original 50ISO Velvia?

Best Prices here on Digital Cameras.
http://www.swoopon.com/Swoopon/Digital+Camera.htm

RESIGNATION
I am hereby officially tendering my resignation as an adult. I have decided
I would like to accept the responsibilities of an 8 year-old again.
I want to go to McDonald's and think that it's a four star restaurant.

I currently have an old Popular Flash for my AE-1. I am curious if
there is anything avaible to replace this. I would like to replace it
with a flash gun  if posible. Thanks

The Olympus/Pentax thread has peaked my curiosity.  So I am going to ask.
1. What was your first 35mm camera?
2. What do you currently shoot?
3. If you could start over, what would you buy now and why?

I'm hoping maybe someone can shed some light on this, because it's kinda
bugging me.
I've bought a Fuji S2 and tried out a really cheap lens, the Sigma 18-50DC.
It was so awful that I took it back and bought the Sigma 28-70EX f2.8, which

It seems like two last batteries have allowed exposing only couple of films.
I have Canon EOS 3. I do not even use flash, and IS does not cause that kind
of power loss.
At the end of last year the camera got some water inside it, and was

Maybe I'm looking for a ghost... but it seems that Canon does not
really make a "normal" length zoom lens. Here's the quandry:
For a 4-lens setup along with two bodies (EOS 3 and EOS 10D), I have
been considering the following:

I'm slowly finding that i'm becoming, without intending to, an olympus
collector. They seem to have made some wonderful cameras over the
years. When I research the best compacts the Olympus XA and Olympus
Stylus (mju) were insane hits. When i think of rangefinders I totally

I am buying a HSS flash for my Maxxum 70.  Currently the 3600HS (D)
and the 5400HS are about the same in price.  Since I don't own many D
series lenses (one to be exact), I am wondering if the 5400HS is
actually a better buy.  What do you think?  Does anyone actually find

I am not new to photography, but new to film choice.  I usually use Jessops,
Kodak and Fuji 200 film, and am happy with the results, but there again I am
not experienced in this field.
I have been looking on the internet for 35mm negative film choices, but it

Today's catch:
http://www.pbase.com/image/31188587/original

Hi I am travelling in India and came across a camera store selling a
used YAshica Electro 35 in fair condition (working) for approx. USD
60- I understand this is a good camera- I always had a soft corner for
rangefinders.

Recently I just noticed that the auto focus is always failed in Canon
EF 55-200mm lens mounted on Canon EOS Digital Rebel. This caused many
disappointments when I tried to catch the quick shots. It happened
even under the bright sunlight. Does anyone have the same problem? Do