I own a Sigma 14mm f2.8 lens EX and a Sigma 17-35mm f2.8 EX for my
Canon 10d.
On the 14mm I work in dim light, shoot fast moving objects and use a
550ex flash set at 24m,  1/16 or 1/32 (1.5meter). At night I use f8,

After spending days, having fun, I have disassembled and reassembled almost
alll the camera. Finally my Zorki 4K has been almost repaired. Now there are
only  little problems with 1/1000 and 1/30 shutter speed. I knew that I
could have had a new one, used, for less than 40Euro on ...

What kinds of lens will work on this camera.  Mainly I'm interested in zoom.  
Thanks,
Mitchell

Hello and my first post here is a question.
Q:    I am looking to buy a SLR film camera as a 21st birthday present for
my daughter and she has an interest in photography.
       BUT  she is VERY left-handed and finds that cameras including

I still feel that most people here have a lot more knowledge about
pictures than I do, but I have now been benefiting from your knowledge
since SI 1, so I'll try give my comments this time.
Browser:

http://www.pbase.com/image/32611106
There are two interpretations here.  Yes, stamp is old - I'm not too sure
about this exact one, but it's turn of the century (around the 1900s).  I
did a bit of reseach and saw that they made a series with the same picture

Is there any real difference between the two bodies? I have a Canon
Elan 7 that I purchased  about 3 years ago and I have a friend looking
into purchasing the Elan 7n and I assume it is the new version of the
Elan 7, but are there any differences???? She seems to find that the

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the Minolta maxxum 5 has autobracketing up only, 0, +step, +2 step.
(Nikon N80 does  0, -step,  +step)
If I use exposure compensation would it autobracket -step, 0, +step?
Example:

Damn you all to hell... for taking better pictures than my half-assed
attempt.
Bowser:
Nice color and detail overall.  The composition is a bit undramatic, but

I'm considering purchasing a Bogen 486 compact ball head but I'm not sure
if its size is enough for my equipment. The biggest lenses that I'll put on
it are a Nikon 300 f4 or 80-200 2.8. Bogen's specs say that it'll hold up
to 13.2 pounds but does anyone have any experience with ...

I'm trying to help my mom improve the quality of her snapshots a bit.  She
just showed me a batch and they were lacking, in my opinion.  The grain was
enormous and detail nonexisten even on 4x6 prints; this is due to the 800
speed film in the Kodak disposable camera.  I advised her ...

Gad, that's quite a mouthful to type!
Our local distributor of Nikon gear is allegedly having a special on this
lens for a limited time where they are offering it at what looks like a
very, very competitive price. I haven't had the time to check it out yet,

I notice that Leica are going to sell a digital back for R8 and R9 cameras.
This will allow them to be used as film and digital cameras. Not at the same
time obviously. Uses a 10MP sensor.
Can't wait for Canon and Nikon to do the same.