Would it make sense to upgrade to a Nikon F6 from an F100? I'm not a
professional and I'm using the F100 for general photography.
I also have the FM2 and following lenses:
MF 24mm f/2.8

any sites online to download an owner's manual for a nikon f3 & md4?  tia.
vic

Here's a test shot I took of The Mighty Jewel  tonight using only available
light (from a ceiling fan). This is an actual-sized crop, but it's still a big
file.
http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/34174309/original

A review of this new camera is going up on our web site in the next few hours
www.cameraarts.com
steve simmons

I have following questions:
1. Will FT3 & EL2 fully compatible(aperture,metering, DoF preview etc.) with
non-AI lens?
2. I read from a book that EL2 has SPD cell, how about FT3/FT2/FTN and EL?

I just bought an OM-10 that appears to be in good shape.  Without film
in it, it seems to work fine.  When I put film in it, I can take a
picture or two then the shutter intermittently releases itself while I'm
winding the camera (every other shot, or so).

Another week, another business trip. This shot is from the pier at Santa
Monica, CA (USA). During the late afternoon, the local poor and homeless
(not my opinion, but according to the local police) take over the pier to
fish for some dinner, and this person was one of the many ...

I have a Canon EOS 300v (Rebel ti) and want to experiment with macro. I have
read opinions and reviews and have probably concluded which lens would suit
what I want, but have still a couple of questions.
I've seen people mentioning sizes like 1:4, 1:2, 1:1 (is that the maximum??)

...on Dpreview.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04092807kminolta7dsamps.asp
Not a rigorous test of the anti-shake technology, but it certainly seems
to work.

Hi - I have seen recommendations on the most basic filters you need.
One of these is to have a graduated neutral density filter.
Unfortunately there appear to be various different styles - for
example the Cokin page here http://www.cokin.com/ico3-p6-8.html has

Night photography is difficult, from what I have read.  So I would
imagine this is even more difficult, having a camera mounted on a
telescope and taking photo graphs that way.  I would think that the
exposure times are too long to get useful photos of moving objects no?

Maybe this subject just didn't want his picture taken, and maybe a case can
be made for available light here,  but the sheer stupidity of some
photographers never ceases to amaze me. "Rack" one up for the animal.
The following just moved on the news wires:

       http://www.pbase.com/shootin/backlit
       ...and from the climbing hit count, enough people have been anxiously
awaiting it.
       I had an abyssmal connection tonight and timed out far too often, so

I am about to try slide film for the first time since I bought a
Tamron lens. I used slide film for 30+ years with a couple of SLRs,
Pentax and Minolta, Since I started using a Pentax MZ50 and later a
Pentax *ist, both with a Sigma 28-80 lens I have not been satisfied